RARE Antique Early 1900s Mens Masonic Ring Sterling/10k Gold
Posted by admin On August 16, 2026

RARE Antique Early 1900s Mens Masonic Ring Sterling Silver /10k Gold. I brought this to a local jeweler who said this looks to be early 1900s, definitely before 1940. Weight = 4.43 grams. Please see pictures as part of condition/description.
Charming Rare Early 20th Century Antique Pre War Mohair Teddy Bear on All Fours
Posted by admin On August 15, 2026


Charming Rare Early 20th Century Antique Pre War Mohair Teddy Bear on All Fours Long two tone mohair fur teddy bear on all fours, amber and black eyes, black vertically stitched nose and mouth, replaced felt pads, wood wool filled, metal rod frame to back, small tail. Height 23cm/ 9″, length 33cm/ 13″ approx. Well loved condition, balding and some discolouration overall, pads replaced and a few minor nibbles to pads, hole to one rear foot and stuffing coming out, some old stitched repairs to seams, ears possibly partially restitched on, a few small tears including small tear to tip of one foot and to top of one leg. Nevertheless a good quality bear with a lovely face.
RARE Burmese HINTHA Hamsa Temple Figure Hand Carved Wood Mirror Inlay Mandalay
Posted by admin On August 15, 2026
This exceptional Burmese temple sculpture depicts the sacred Hintha (Hamsa), the mythical celestial bird that symbolizes purity, wisdom, and good fortune in Burmese Buddhist tradition. Richly decorated in the distinctive Mandalay style, the sculpture is hand carved from a dense native Burmese hardwood and lavishly inlaid with hman-zi-shwe-cha-traditional mosaics of individually set mirror and colored glass. Unlike the hollow lacquer Hintha figures that are more common, this piece is carved from a substantial block of hardwood with separately carved wings attached to the body. The sculptor covered nearly every visible surface with finely carved raised scrolls, foliate ornament, and stylized feather motifs before painstakingly setting hundreds of tiny mirror and emerald-green glass tesserae by hand. The craftsmanship is exceptional, and the dramatic silhouette makes it an impressive display piece from every angle. Based on its construction, decorative techniques, and traditional Mandalay ornamentation, this sculpture was most likely produced in Burma (Myanmar) during the late Konbaung tradition or early colonial period, approximately the late 19th to early 20th century. It reflects the enduring craftsmanship of Burmese court and temple workshops, where mirror inlay and richly carved relief decoration were hallmarks of prestigious devotional and decorative objects. 12½ inches high. 8 inches long. 5½ inches deep. Weight: just over 5 pounds. Condition: Outstanding antique condition. This sculpture remains completely solid with no cracks, splits, or evidence of repairs. Remarkably, the mirror and colored glass inlay appears virtually complete, with no obvious losses that I could find. The carving remains crisp throughout, while the original finish exhibits attractive, honest age-related wear that enhances its character and authenticity. The piece is offered exactly as found. Other than light dusting, it has not been cleaned or restored, as I prefer to leave museum-quality objects in their original state. The density of the hardwood and the secure condition of the inlay are a testament to the quality of traditional Burmese craftsmanship. A remarkable example of traditional Burmese decorative arts and an outstanding addition to a collection of Southeast Asian, Buddhist, or Asian antique sculpture. Keyword tags: Burmese, Myanmar, Hintha, Hamsa, sacred bird, Mandalay, Southeast Asia, carved wood, hardwood, mirror inlay, glass inlay, folk art, Buddhist, sculpture, statue, decorative art, Asian antique, vintage, teak, temple, shrine, mythical bird, goose, swan, hand carved, relief carving, ethnic art, collector, exotic décor, maximalist, Hollywood Regency.
Extraordinary Finds Full Episode Antiques Roadshow Pbs
Posted by admin On August 14, 2026
10 Rare Antiques Worth Thousands Never Sell These
Posted by admin On August 14, 2026
The Incredible Find We Never Expected To See Here
Posted by admin On August 13, 2026
One Of A Kind Swiss Musical Penknife Amazes Everyone With Valuation Antiques Roadshow Uk
Posted by admin On August 13, 2026
Antique Harrisons Improved Sovereign Balance With Original Branded Box Rare
Posted by admin On August 12, 2026

This antique Harrisons Improved Sovereign Balance is a rare find from the Regency period of the early 19th century. Made of brass in the United Kingdom, it is a collector’s item showcasing the craftsmanship of Harrisons. The scale comes with its original branded box, making it a unique and valuable piece for enthusiasts of collectable scales and vintage tools. This item remains unmodified, adding to its historical authenticity and appeal to collectors of antique hardware.

The Island of Dr. Moreau HG Wells Hardcover Book RARE Antique Book 1920s
Posted by admin On August 12, 2026
Here I have an Original Early/Antique Edition of – The Island of Dr. Moreau Hardcover Book by H. Rare book, not one you will see too often.. No serious damage, it’s in good condition with some use/minor wear/corner wear/page discoloring. Being it’s around 100+ years of age it’s in overall decent shape. No tears or rips that I could find, no writing or anything of the sort. Some of the pages have frayed corners but majority look alright. Cover has some creasing and some wear/use. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history! Any other questions please ask. All items will be sanitized & packed with care.
Rare Antique Early 19thC Wedgwood Imari Pattern Porcelain Coffee Cups Set of 5
Posted by admin On August 11, 2026
This is a beautiful set of five (5) authentic, early 19th-century Wedgwood coffee c. Decorated in a vibrant, hand-painted Japanese-inspired Imari pattern. Intricate orange/rust florals with rich cobalt blue leaves and hand-gilded geometric gold borders along the rims. Cylindrical “coffee can” shape featuring a classic looped handle. Please review photos closely for minor glaze variations and typical age-related gilding rub. Perfect addition for serious collectors of early English porcelain.