EARLY Rare ANTIQUE Wooden MECHANICAL BOOT Tool
Posted by admin On February 11, 2026
I don’t think u will find every day… Really nice condition as well… Yes it got some patina around some natural mini cracks or discoloration… But not anymore so u can glue it back or clean glue and keep clean… And both top pc is connected together by the screw as u can see on the picture screw is old so I think it was for little while… Screw can be removed as well… Please contact if u have any questions.
Rare antique redware oyster jar early 19th century tobacco pickling butter jelly
Posted by admin On February 11, 2026
WE LIST FRESH-TO-THE-MARKET ITEMS SEVERAL TIMES A WEEK. BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE REDWARE STORAGE JAR. About 6″ tall x 5″ diameter. Wonderful glazed redware jar. Probably early 19th century. Used for storing oysters, pickles, tobacco, butter, etc. Likely New England origin. Iron-rich, lightly speckled glaze. Coiled firing lines visible. No hairlines or craquelure. Some tiny rim frits. Rich, dark molasses drip glaze (all visible in the images). A FINE EARLY AMERICAN REDWARE GLAZED JAR.
X-Rare Antique Early 1904/1910 Argentine Automobile Club Enamel Copper Car Badge
Posted by admin On February 10, 2026
X-Rare Antique Early 1904/1910 Argentine Automobile Club Enamel Copper Car Badge. Up for sale an extremely rare early automobile radiator badge from the. Automobil Club Argentino of Buenos Aires. Featuring the national colors and an emblematic early design. The badge displays the rising sun at the top, above a circular composition with a stylized wheel motif at center, surrounded by light blue and white enamel panels. Entirely made of copper. And multicolor enamel in light blue, white, and black.. Three original mounting tabs. “Automobil Club Argentino / Buenos Aires / 7872″. Unbranded but known to be made in Argentina, circa 1904 to 1910. Height: 3.75 inches (9.5 cm) Width: 3 inches (7.7 cm). Shows light wear, areas of nickel plating loss, and minor enamel wear, particularly along the lower edge, consistent with age. Enamel remains largely intact and well defined. So it is very important to check the pictures. Otherwise, in very good to excellent overall condition. Photos are part of description. We do not sell reproductions or modern items.
Wade Panther Faust Lang 1939 Original 9 inches tall signed Very Rare
Posted by admin On February 10, 2026
A very Rare Original Wade figurine of a Panther on a rock by Faust Lang, made in 1939. Fully backstamped underneath wade 1939 and impressed Faust Lang on the back, measurement: 230 mm / 9 inches tall, 153 mm / 6 inches length. This figurine has been professionally repaired on his neck which is not noticeable when on display and has crazing due to age. This figure is never seen anymore and is one of the most sort after faust lang figurines. A wade collectors dream. Thank you for looking.
Rare Antique CDV Photo Early England Railroad Station Outdoor Guggenheim Oxford
Posted by admin On February 9, 2026
This rare antique CDV photo captures an early scene of the England railroad station, featuring a unique sepia image oriented in landscape. The photograph, taken by Guggenheim in the United Kingdom during the late 19th century, showcases a piece of social history and documentary style art from the railroad industry. This one-of-a-kind 1st edition CDV is a valuable collectible for photo enthusiasts and history buffs interested in portrait and figurative art from that time period.
Antique Staffordshire Early Porcelain Ceramic Cat Figurine Rare
Posted by admin On February 9, 2026
Antique Staffordshire cat figurine, one of the early models, 5 cm high and 6 cm long, condition as in the photos, one ear damaged and edge damage at the base (see photos).
Finding Rare Antiques At A Yard Sale And Buying Them All
Posted by admin On February 8, 2026
Antique Set Of Very Early Kayes Leeds Solid brass Door Handles Rare
Posted by admin On February 8, 2026
Lovely set of brass door handles made by kaye of Leeds one of the first sets to be made before they changed to traditionally stamping there brand any questions just ask.
Rare Antique British Travel Permits 1863 & 1869 Documents/Early Passports
Posted by admin On February 7, 2026
Discover a remarkable piece of British history with this pair of 19th-century travel permits issued by the British Foreign Office. These authentic documents, dated 1863 and 1869, were granted to Henry M. West for continental travel. Signed by prominent Foreign Secretaries of the era-John Earl Russell and George William Frederick, Earl of Clarendon-these permits provide a fascinating glimpse into diplomatic practices of the time. Date: June 8, 1863 & January 1869. Signatures:John Earl Russell (1863) and George William Frederick (1869). Design: Includes ornate crests, handwritten details, and stamps for validation. Historical Value: Reflects travel and protection protocols during Victorian-era Britain. Perfect for collectors of antique documents, historians, or genealogy enthusiasts. A unique addition to any collection. Don’t miss the chance to own this extraordinary piece of the past! Worn with creases and a few slight tears.
Antique Oil Lamp with Rare Double Burner Late 19th / Early 20th Century
Posted by admin On February 7, 2026
This antique oil lamp from the late 19th or early 20th century features a rare double burner design, adding to its uniqueness and collectability. Crafted from glass and brass, this large lamp showcases a Victorian style with a gold finish and oiled detailing. Measuring 21 inches in height and 7 inches in width, this original piece was manufactured in the United Kingdom by Palmer and Co, making it a valuable addition to any vintage lighting collection. Perfect for unisex adults looking to add a touch of history and elegance to their home décor Fabulous original oil lamp, complete with chimney and globe both of which don’t have chips or cracks. Very rare to find these early lamps in such fantastic condition.. Please see the attached photographs as these are part of the description. Please check out my other listings. From weird to absolutely amazing treasures of days gone by.