I Didn T Expect To Find This At The Antique U0026 Vintage Show
Posted by admin On October 2, 2026
ANTIQUE GERMAN Graef & Schmidt EARLY RARE FLOWER CUTTERS SCISSORS BONSAI
Posted by admin On October 1, 2026



Nice item as you can see from my images please understand the images are my description as they always speak more than words. The sizes of the items are in the images and can be found by scrolling the pictures. PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT OFFER COLLECTION.
10 Rare Vintage Hand Planes And Woodworking Tools Worth Serious Money
Posted by admin On September 30, 2026
2 RARE Antique EARLY Carved Coquilla Nut Miniature Heads Clowns
Posted by admin On September 30, 2026


2 very RARE Coquilla Nut HEADS, well carved with EYES. Typical French Look of Clowns from 19th century. Approx size: Large – 48 mm, Small – 40 mm. Very attractive PATINA from years of aging. Please pay within 3 days unless you notify me or your order may be cancelled for wasting time. NB: We strive to keep our customers happy. If relevant, do read. Zodiac Guide to Successful Relationships & Careers.
Rare antique early Victorian Royal Worcester Mrs Hadley’s Hand figurine 1865
Posted by admin On September 28, 2026

An early Royal Worcester porcelain model titled. Mrs Hadley’s Hand. Designed by James Hadley and dating to 1865. The sculptural form depicts a delicately modelled porcelain hand holding a gilt amphora decorated with fine classical ornament and colourful painted detail. The wrist is encircled with a moulded bracelet, and the base features a softly ruffled design with gilt edging. The underside bears the early green Royal Worcester mark, confirming production in 1865. This is one of Royal Worcester’s most recognisable and sculpturally ambitious Victorian models, highly associated with James Hadley’s early artistic output. Height: 14.5 cm / 5.71? Base: 7 cm x 5.5 cm / 2.76? X 2.17? Weight: 247 g. A genuine 19th-century example showing age-related wear. There are visible cracks to the base and palm area, and the amphora has been repaired. The interior rim shows hairlines and wear, and the gilt decoration has softened in areas. Structurally stable and displays well despite these issues. Professionally packed with protective materials. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description, and feel free to ask any questions.
Fine Antique Early Inaba Signed Japanese Cloisonne Vase Rare Mark with Bird
Posted by admin On September 28, 2026

Fine Antique Early Inaba Signed Japanese Cloisonne Vase – Rare Mark w/ Bird. Beautiful yusen -jippo style Japanese cloisonne enamel vase. High gloss black ground with wonderful colors in flowers, foliage and perched bird. Exceptional silver wire cloisonne work. Matching geometric borders at top and base attest to the high quality of this vase. Solid, heavy vase for size. Very old, rare marking of early Inaba with a finer detailed version of the now common Inaba mark we now see. I could not find a good example in my ref materials, but the prior owner referenced the following. Inaba Shichiho was the founder of early Inaba cloisonne workshops which became the modern day Inaba Company. Gary Yoshino’s excellent reference guide, “Japanese Cloisonne Enamels”, p 182, describes early detailed examples. That rivaled works of Hayashi Kodenji.. Certainly a rare mark. Anyone with more information, please share. Approximately 6 1/4″ Tall, 3 1/4″ Wide. Excellent condition for very old age. No cracks, chips or any damage to enamel. No dents to rims but show normal wear. Nicely signed, older pieces are getting harder to find. Please check my other listings. Please see photos as an integral part of this description. Sometimes the camera catches what I don’t. From my own personal collection, these nice vases would be an excellent addition to yours. All serious, reasonable offers considered. Please contact if interested. Lease check my other listings.

Early Featherweight Blick Typewriter Antique Rare With Original Leather Case
Posted by admin On September 27, 2026
Unrestored earley 20c Blick lightweight. The image shows an antique Blickensderfer Featherweight portable typewriter, an innovative early-20th-century aluminum machine often marketed as the “Five Pound Secretary”. Design: Uses a cylindrical type-wheel instead of individual type-bars, allowing the typist to easily swap out different typefaces and character sets. Keyboard: Features a compact layout with round keycaps mounted on long, slender vertical shanks. Build: Housed on a wooden base, the cast-aluminum frame significantly reduced the weight compared to iron models of the era.
