RARE! Antique Heisey Custard Glass Pedestal Compote, Early 1900s. Beautiful
Posted by admin On November 8, 2026
This beautiful piece is a vintage Heisey custard glass pedestal compote. Produced in the late 1800s to early 1900s, this Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) piece features an opaque, creamy yellow body with a stunning opalescent finish along the flared base and scalloped rim. The molded design displays a distinctive Greek key border paired with a beaded swag rim, a classic antique motif. Heisey did not typically add their signature diamond-H mark to their custard and opal glass formulations, but the specific pattern configurations firmly attribute it to their early production era. Because it is authentic custard glass, it contains uranium. If you shine a UV blacklight on this compote in a dark room, it will glow a brilliant, vivid neon green. This is a beautiful and rare piece!
Rare & Early Antique 1913 M KLEIN & SONS Lineman Pliers CLIMBING LINEMAN Logo
Posted by admin On November 7, 2026

Antique M Klein & Sons 9 inch lineman, plier with date code 2-13 denoting that they were produced in February of 1913-just after the adoption and trademarking of the 1912 climbing lineman logo. The stamp reads 1 M Klein & Sons 2-13. These are an incredibly rare artifact from the Klein Tool Company and a relic of the electrical journeyman and lineman trades. Knowledge of this illustrates both the collectibility and rarity of early variation of lineman pliers made by Klein. As one might expect these pliers have been well-used. And as is often the case, on their face where the logo is stamped, is quite battered through honest use in the field. Furthermore, at some point, a previous owner drilled three small holes in the jaws and filed each down to use as wire stripper, while leaving most of the cutting feature intact. Normally, we’d conclude that the customization decreases the overall value of the tool. However, given the fact that it is indeed a tool, and the modifications are consistent with the trades in which the tool was created for, we feel that these alterations, made for obvious industry use, actually adds value to the item by contributing to the plier’s authenticity, while adding a rich layer of history regarding the profession itself. A truly rare, unique, and antique industry tool from a very collectible name synonymous with power and electrical work. This item will surely be the crown of any collection. Don’t miss this opportunity.
RARE ANTIQUE EDWARDIAN BLACK WOOL SPORTING BICYLE DRESS With RIBBON TRIM & TASSELS
Posted by admin On November 7, 2026

A RARE, ANTIQUE, EDWARDIAN, EARLY 1900’s, BLACK, WOOL, SPORTING, DRESS. THE BODICE FEATURES A SQUARE NECKLINE, SAILOR STYLE COLLAR, A BIB STYLE PANEL, THAT ATTACHES AT THE SHOULDERS, AND FORMS THE SASH THAT FASTENS IN THE BACK. THE ” BIB ” IS EDGED WITH BLACK, TEXTURED, RIBBON, IN THE FRONT, AND BACK. THERE IS A GEOMETRIC, DOUBLE SQUARE, DESIGN ON THE CENTER, FRONT, OF THE BODICE. THE COLLAR IS TRIMMED WITH RIBBON AS WELL. LONG SLEEVES, PLEATED AT THE ELBOWS, AND RIBBON BANDS AT THE WRISTS. THE BODICE HAS A BLACK, NET LINING WITH A HOOK, AND THREAD LOOP CLOSURE. THE SKIRT HAS A RECTANGULAR, PANEL IN THE FRONT, AND BACK, ADORNED WITH THE SAME RIBBON TRIM AS THE BODICE. THE DRESS HAS A COMBINATION OF SNAP, AND HOOK, AND EYE CLOSURES. MEASUREMENTS: LENGTH – 46, SHOULDERS – APPROX. 15″, BUST – 24″, WAIST – 27″, HIPS – 40″, SLEEVES – APPROX. IN VERY GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION WITH, SOME SCATTERED SMALL SEAM OPENINGS, THE NET LINING IN THE BODICE HAS AN APPROX. 3/4″ HOLE, 1/8″ HOLE, 1″ WEAR SPOT, TWO SMALL TEARS 1/4″, AND 1/8 IN SIZE. A VERTICAL SHAPED HOLE ON THE BACK SKIRT PANEL APPROX. 3/4″ IN SIZE, THE BIB ON THE BODICE FRONT HAS A 1/16″ HOLE, A PIN HOLE, 1/16 SURFACE HOLE. THE SASH HAS AN APPROX. 1/8 HOLE, AND SOME TINY SURFACE ONLY HOLES THAT ARE NOT THRU THE FABRIC. AND THE WOOL, TASSEL TRIMMED STREAMERS HAVE A SMALL CLUSTER OF TINY SURFACE ONLY HOLES. A RARE, AND VERY COLLECTIBLE, SPORTING DRESS!

Rare Early Japanese Cloisonné Meiji Charger Spider And Fly Waterfall Butterflies
Posted by admin On November 6, 2026
Great rare early Japanese Meiji cloisonné charger 30.5cm across dating to 1870-80. Great dense early scene featuring butterflies, a spider with web that has caught a fly, a waterfall, and peonies on rocks. In good condition, some pockmarks to enamel (usual for early enamel work). Unusual grain of rice and Buddhist flowers border. Unusual dark blue ground to back.
Rare Antique U0026 Mourning Jewelry Collection Pt1 Consignor Mystery Unboxing
Posted by admin On November 6, 2026
Rare Early 18th Century French Silver & Shagreen Necessaire Etui Case
Posted by admin On November 5, 2026

Rare Early 18th Century French Silver & Black Shagreen Necessaire Etui Case. Measures 9cm x 3.7cm x 1.7cm. A beautiful very rare french etui case with, unusually, 2 tools still present. After nearly 300 years the piece has survived in wonderful sound condition. The original black shagreen covering is all still present and in fine condition, the catch and lid mechanism all work perfectly. The solid silver applique work is in fine condition and has only one loss.

Incredible Nudist Dance Painting By Fred Yates Antiques Roadshow Uk Full Episode
Posted by admin On November 5, 2026
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Posted by admin On November 4, 2026
Rare Early Derby Vase, Circa 1770’s With Heads And Bocage Floral Decoration
Posted by admin On November 4, 2026


RARE EARLY DERBY VASE, CIRCA 1770’S WITH HEADS AND BOCAGE FLORAL DECORATION. 15CM HEIGHT, DIAMETER 9.5CM. VERY GOOD CONDITION CONSIDERING AGE, USABLE, BUT USUAL DAMAGE TO FLORAL EDGES OF BOCAGE RIM AND SMALL NIBS CHIPS TO EDGES AND BASE TO MENTION(SEE PICS).
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Posted by admin On November 3, 2026