RARE Antique Batty and Co, Mustard Jar Early Version, London, English Adv Pot
Posted by admin On November 11, 2025
Offering this beautiful and very rare early version antique Batty & Co. Mustard pot, from the late 19th century. Featuring a striking blue and white glaze, this stoneware jar reads on the front. WHOLSALE & PICKLE WAREHOUSE? FINSBURY PAVEMENT. HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE. (shame on him who thinks evil of it). Were makers of high-class condiments, and their stoneware pots featured vibrant blue and white glazes with bold black transfer-printed letters. Approximate measurements: 4″ tall x 3 ½” wide x 2? Mouth opening. This pot is in overall very good condition, with one minor chip on the top rim. Please view the pictures as your best description of this fantastic pot! I have been sourcing these wonderful antique pots for over 12 years from sources who are actually digging them up in ancient rubbish sites all over England. Our daughter was born there and we enjoyed living in England so much we often went back to visit after returning to the US. Interestingly, this same daughter’s husbands job moved them to London were we have enjoyed visiting our grandchildren and traveling the countryside antiquing. On our many visits we have became friends with many of the “diggers” excavating the ancient dumpsites all over the UK and now source thousands of pots from them every year. I still love the charm they add to every room they are placed in.
Rare Set Of 10 Superb Glasses Early 18th Century / Antique Glass
Posted by admin On November 10, 2025

Rare Set Of 10 Superb Glasses Early 18th Century / Antique Glass. The description of this item has been automatically translated. Rare Serie de 10 Superb Glasses starting XVIII EME S / Old glass. Superb very light blown model early 18th century. 10 glasses 15 cm high and 5 cm in diameter. Various model of crystal glasses for sale…. Quick sending and healing very secure. Consult my Other objects. Expedition All Over the World by Tracked Pack.. Do not forget to add me to your favorite. I answer all your questions… And look at the photos… I put a lot ///// I only want satisfied customers.. Profile 0 contact me.. Rare Serie de 10 Superb Glasses starting XVIII EME S / Old glass Superb very light blown model early 18th century 10 glasses 15 cm high and 5 cm in diameter In perfect condition Various model of crystal glasses for sale…. See my gallery Quick sending and healing very secure Consult my Other objects! Thank you Do not forget to add me to your favorite! I put a lot ///// I only want satisfied customers…

Early Kissel Motor Car Sales Brochure Custom Built Car Rare! Antique Speedster
Posted by admin On November 10, 2025
The larger one is in good used condition, but does still have wear. Hard to find speedster catalog brochure.

RARE early 19 or late 18 CENTURY Alms Plate Nuremberg
Posted by admin On November 9, 2025
A RARE and Very Ornate ALMS PLATE from c1800 or earlier. Possibly Nuremberg or English….. Repousse with punched Brass. 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.
Very Rare Mesolithic to Early Neolithic Fish Shape Stone Tool from Red Flint
Posted by admin On November 9, 2025
Very Rare Mesolithic to Early Neolithic Fish Shape Stone Tool – Red Flint Artefact from Cromer Beach, Norfolk. This very rare Mesolithic to Early Neolithic fish-shaped stone tool is an extraordinary and authentic prehistoric artefact discovered on Cromer Beach, Norfolk -one of Britain’s most significant archaeological coastlines. Hand-crafted from red flint over 6,000 years ago, it stands as a remarkable example of early human creativity and technological skill. The specimen’s unique shape and fine workmanship mark it as a rare and possibly symbolic tool from the transitional era between the Mesolithic and Neolithic periods. The photograph shows the exact artefact you will receive. All of our artefacts are 100% genuine specimens and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Archaeological and Cultural Context. The Mesolithic saw hunter-gatherers adapting to post-glacial environments, while the Early Neolithic marked the emergence of farming, animal domestication, and more permanent settlements. Tools from this transitional era often combine practicality with artistry, reflecting both functional and symbolic purposes. The Cromer coast of Norfolk is world-renowned for its prehistoric heritage, with layers of ancient landscapes exposed along its cliffs and beaches. Artefacts recovered from the area-flint blades, scrapers, microliths, and other worked tools-provide vital evidence of continuous human occupation from the Ice Age onward. This particular piece, shaped from deep reddish-brown flint, was likely made by coastal or riverside communities who relied heavily on fishing and hunting for sustenance. Its fish-like form may have been intentionally designed, possibly symbolising the importance of marine life to early cultures in the region. Material Composition and Geological Origin. The artefact is fashioned from red flint, a variant of microcrystalline quartz (SiO?) formed naturally within Upper Cretaceous Chalk formations found across East Anglia. The distinctive reddish hue derives from iron oxide inclusions within the flint matrix, created through ancient geochemical processes in marine sediments. This rich colouration, combined with flint’s hardness and predictable fracture pattern, made red flint a prized material for early toolmaking. Flint was valued by prehistoric peoples for its sharpness, strength, and ability to hold a keen edge. It was collected from natural deposits along riverbeds and coastlines such as those at Cromer, where natural nodules eroded from the chalk cliffs provided an ideal source. This particular specimen displays a deep, warm patina-a smooth, weathered finish formed through mineralisation over thousands of years in the region’s chalky, iron-rich soils. Manufacture and Distinctive Features. This fish-shaped red flint tool was expertly crafted through flint-knapping, a process involving controlled strikes with a hammerstone or antler billet to shape and refine the stone. The maker skillfully removed flakes to form a symmetrical outline reminiscent of a fish’s body, tapering to a defined point and slightly rounded end. Distinct features of this artefact include. A clearly worked body with bilateral symmetry, suggesting intentional shaping. A smooth, curved “tail” section and tapering “head” edge, indicating both function and aesthetic consideration. Visible flake scars and ripples, typical of expertly knapped flint. A fine patina with iron-stained inclusions, providing the striking red coloration. Its shape suggests that it may have served a multi-functional purpose -potentially as a scraper, cutting implement, or symbolic object related to fishing or water. The craftsmanship required to create a piece of this refinement implies both technical mastery and cultural intent. Cultural and Symbolic Significance. Fish-shaped artefacts are exceptionally rare in the prehistoric record and are believed to hold cultural or ritual significance. The association between fish and sustenance, fertility, and water likely made such forms deeply meaningful within early societies. This artefact may have been used both practically and symbolically, embodying the connection between coastal communities and the sea that sustained them. In Mesolithic and Neolithic Britain, fishing was vital for survival, and tools associated with nets, hooks, and watercraft were central to daily life. The artistic shaping of a utilitarian object into the form of a fish could signify reverence toward this essential resource. Alternatively, it may have served as a personal or tribal totem, marking social identity or spiritual belief. This artefact was found on Cromer Beach, Norfolk, a region famous for prehistoric discoveries such as the Cromer Forest Bed fossils and Stone Age artefacts. The site’s unique combination of marine erosion and geological preservation provides unparalleled access to ancient materials. Professionally identified as a Mesolithic to Early Neolithic flint artefact, it has been authenticated and is consistent with typological examples from known prehistoric contexts. Its exceptional preservation, distinctive red coloration, and unusual fish-like shape make it an extremely rare and desirable addition to any collection of Stone Age artefacts. Each specimen is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity, verifying its age, provenance, and identification. This remarkable piece represents not only an extraordinary survival of early human craftsmanship but also a fascinating window into the artistry and symbolism of prehistoric life in coastal Britain. Artefact Type: Fish-Shaped Stone Tool. Cultural Period: Mesolithic to Early Neolithic c. Material: Red Flint (Iron Oxide-Rich Microcrystalline Quartz – SiO?). Function: Multi-purpose tool, scraper, or symbolic artefact. Origin: Cromer Beach, Norfolk, England. Condition: Excellent, with natural patina and clear worked edges. Authenticity: 100% genuine artefact – Certificate of Authenticity included.

1828 HOLY BIBLE leather SILAS ANDRUS rare ANTIQUE old EARLY AMERICAN
Posted by admin On November 8, 2025

1828 Holy Bible printed in Hartford by Silas Andrus. Original leather binding worn, but holding together well compared to most. Scattered foxing and staining throughout. Measures about 5.75″ x 3.5″ and about 2.25 thick. The majority of books I list are 150+ years old. I do my best to describe imperfections and flaws in the item description, but please review pictures for the best idea of the condition. Check out my other book and Bible listings! I may have more like this one that you would be interested in!
Rare Books The Oldest Rarest And Most Beautiful
Posted by admin On November 7, 2025
RARE Antique Early 1900s Handmade Chinese Woven Willow Wood Fishing River Basket
Posted by admin On November 7, 2025

Centuries ago, a woven reed fisherman’s basket such as this would have been common in rural China as an everyday item, used until it became worn through. This particular example remains in beautiful condition, and exists today as a lovely collector’s item. The willow and reed weave has worn beautifully with time but remains intact – a true testament to the maker’s skill. Dimensions: 9″ tall / 6.5″ diameter. Country of Origin: China. Period: Early 20th Century.
1816 HOLY BIBLE woodward EARLY AMERICAN rare ANTIQUE leather PHILADELPHIA old
Posted by admin On November 6, 2025


1816 Holy Bible printed in Philadelphia by W. Original leather binding shows some wear, but overall quite good compared to most of these early American printings. Scattered foxing and some page darkening. Overall a good copy! Measures a little over 5.5″ x 3.25″ and around 1.75 thick. The majority of books I list are 150+ years old. I do my best to describe imperfections and flaws in the item description, but please review pictures for the best idea of the condition. Check out my other book and Bible listings! I may have more like this one that you would be interested in!


