I Can T Believe What I Found At This Antique Market High Value Items To Resell
Posted by admin On September 6, 2026
Antique Steiff early 1900s Rare Boot Button Eyes Long Nose German Teddy Bear
Posted by admin On September 6, 2026
Lovely old rare Steiff antique Early 1900s collectors teddy bear. Button eyes full of character with a long cone nose and long arms. Adorable old early teddy bear repair stitching on his ear Some repair stitching on both arms but does not detract from beauty. At some time replacement paws and pads. Black claw stitching Black boot button eyes nose thread worn. 5 /14 inch tall. He does have balding to areas of fur but can be expected for his age. Mainly on the head. Please can you be sure to check out all the photos to show clearly this lovely old chap who is lovely for a nice new home. Any questions please ask.
Antique Dolls House. A Rare Early 1800’s Box Back Completely Original
Posted by admin On September 5, 2026
A Rare Early Mid 1800’s Dolls House. Completely untouched with original interior and exterior decor paint and decorative wall and floor papers. This house is very old and shows signs of age and wear. Five of the original thin glass windows are fractured. The facade mechanism to access is to slide upwards to open and remove and the same way to close. Not too heavy in weight. This old dolls house needs sympathetic care and attention. I have the missing facade base piece that has been fractured away. Free collection in person. Courier available within the United Kingdom. Please inquire for further information. It is completely original with very thin glass to all windows.
RARE Wedgwood Shine Series Lustreware FuDogs & BaiFuku Bowl Daisy Makeig-Jones
Posted by admin On September 5, 2026
This rare antique bowl was designed by Daisy Makeig-Jones for Wedgwood as part of her celebrated early Shine series, produced between 1914 and 1929. It features a rich aqua blue mottled glaze on the outside, decorated with gilt delicate Fudogs, and a stunning interior glazed in mother-of-pearl with hand-painted mythological figures Bai-fuku (Hermit) and Waso-byo-e (Japanese Gulliver) flying on cranes and geese, all slightly different design. The design is documented in Una Des Fontaines’ 1975 reference book Wedgwood Fairyland Lustre, page 83. I think this may have been one of the earliest examples produced and is slightly larger in size than the one mentioned in Una Des Fontaines. The base does not have the normal mark of the Wedgwood Portland Vase mark, as can be seen in photos but it is definitely a rare example of her work which is highly sought after. Daisy Makeig-Jones, a renowned Wedgwood designer, was known for her fantastical imagery, combining underglaze variegation, overglaze iridescence, and gilded detail. The Shine series represents her earliest experiments in lustreware and is prized among collectors of Art Deco and fairyland-themed ceramics. This bowl is both a display-worthy decorative object and a coveted piece of ceramic history. Measurements Height: 6.3 cm / 2.50″ Top diameter: 13 cm / 5″ Base diameter: 6.5 cm / 2.5.
A rare early 17th century walnut gilded Italian Cassone
Posted by admin On September 4, 2026
A rare early 17th century walnut gilded Italian Cassone. With a very well carved front, large traces of original gilding throughout. In excellent condition, a true country house piece.
Rare King George V Antique Leather Despatch Document Box Royal
Posted by admin On September 4, 2026
Crafted from solid wood and richly clad in deep red leather, the surface is beautifully adorned with gold gilt detailing, including crowned royal emblems and an elegant cipher to the lid-symbols of authority, tradition, and imperial power. This was originally used to secure transport of official proclamations or royal decrees. The elongated, refined form-measuring approximately 20 inches long, 3.5 inches deep, and 4 inches high-gives the box a commanding presence, while remaining elegant and purposeful. Please review the photos for further condition assessment, A brass push-button latch secures the lid, adding both functionality and a refined finishing touch. The craftsmanship throughout reflects the high standards expected of official British government or royal household items of the period. Both decorative and deeply historical, this rare despatch box would make a distinguished statement in a study, library, or office setting. It stands not only as a beautifully made object, but as a tangible connection to the administrative and ceremonial workings of the British Empire under King George V. Check out our other antique listings.
Early 1800S Handmade Grape Vine Harvesting Knife With Horn Handle RARE antique
Posted by admin On September 3, 2026
I believe this to be early Italian handmade from the research I’ve done. This is a grapevine harvesting knife. It is extremely primitive and early looks very new but yet it’s still very functional and feels as though it’s made to open and close properly and it’s own unique handmade design. This is a rare rare artifact and I’ve done very little research and this is everything.
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Posted by admin On September 3, 2026
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Posted by admin On September 2, 2026
Rare and Very Early Pearlware Glazed Small Mug
Posted by admin On September 2, 2026
A very early circa 1800 small and very delicately potted mug some 2.25 high (5.8cms) with a Sunderland lustre top band and finished in a pearlware glaze with an overpainted design of leaves, flowers and fruit all round the side and a thin lustre band at the base. These diminutive mugs are often described as being for children but that is not the case they were designed for adults for special occasions such as drinking tea which was a very expensive commodity in those days. Save for a 1 or so hairline visible more on the inside opposite the handle (See pic 5) it is in undamaged condition, there being no chips or repairs or any loss of the enamelling. There is some minor rubbing of the Sunderland lustre around the top rim but this is to be expected. I’ve had this for many years, surely 45 years+, in a display cabinet but we moved to a much smaller place recently and I’m having to dispose of my ceramic (and art) collections as we simply do not have the room to display them. For such a delicate item to have survived for so long and be in such good condition is quite remarkable. I’d rather not send it Small Packet for fear of damage so t. Double box it for extra safety. It will come well wrapped.