ITS IN VERY VERY GOOD CONDITION. PLEASE SEE ALL THE PHOTOS AS THEY FORM PART OF THE DESCRIPTION.
Month: March 2024
Rare Large Early 20thC Chinese Cabbage Leaf 13 Oval Platter Famille Verte
Posted by admin On March 21, 2024
ITS IN VERY VERY GOOD CONDITION. PLEASE SEE ALL THE PHOTOS AS THEY FORM PART OF THE DESCRIPTION.
Rare Antique Strunz bear Early German jointed Mohair Teddy Bear long arms
Posted by admin On March 21, 2024
Rare old Antique Rare Early Long Limbs Mohair Jointed Teddy Bear Possibly Struntz. Replaced paws and pads.. One replaced button eye.. Stitching repair to ear on seam. Loose Black nose stitching but adds to character.. A small wear hole at the lower of body. Please see all photos of this charming teddy bear. Squeaker in belly works when pushed. Some wear to mohair but can be expected for age. Lovely handsome teddy bear. Early teddy requires nice new home. Happy to post world wide thank you.
1877 VINTAGE/ANTIQUE Early RARE WORCESTER Victorian Blue TEAPOT
Posted by admin On March 20, 2024
This is a stunning vintage/antique porcelain teapot from the renowned brand Worcester. It features a beautiful blue colour and intricate flower theme, typical of the Victorian era. This particular teapot was manufactured in the year 1877, making it a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of art pottery. Crafted with great care and attention to detail, this teapot is not only a functional piece of cookware but also a decorative item that adds elegance and charm to any space. Its handmade production technique and original licensed reproduction status make it a unique and valuable addition to any collection. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with this early Worcester teapot.
A Rare Very Early Antique Noritake Twin Handled Lidded Floral Pastel Vase c1902
Posted by admin On March 20, 2024
A Rare Very Early Antique Noritake Twin Handled Lidded Floral Pastel Vase c1902. A beautiful and very rare, early Noritake twin-handled, lidded floral vase bearing the single blue Noritake Komura mark to the base, dating the vase to >1902. The vase is of a beautiful four-footed pedestal form with twin open-top handles and lid with pointed finial. The vase is intricately hand-decorated with pink, purple and yellow blossoms with foliage and beautiful gilt beading and scrollwork on a white and turquoise ground. A really wonderful, early collector’s item. The vase is in quite remarkable condition with no chips or cracks to the body even the handles are good! But there is a little rubbing to the gilt around the topmost rim. The lid has been broken but professionally restored with the damage almost invisible to the outside. A really good piece of sympathetic repair. Please see photographs for more information. The vase is 33cm high (including lid), 14cm diameter, 1063g weight. Please contact me if you have any questions or would like further details or pictures. Please see my other items which include a number of pieces of Noritake porcelain.
Rare Art Deco Jobling Glass Fircone Float Bowl
Posted by admin On March 19, 2024
Hard to find Art Deco, would suit any uranium glass Centrepiece. Jobling Black Fircone Float bowl. Size 24cm diameter x 6.5cm high. Note condition minor scratches and scuff marks, no chips or cracks.
RARE Pair of early 20th Century Chinese cloisonne jars with lifs
Posted by admin On March 19, 2024
This is a unique and rare pair of early 20th-century Chinese cloisonne jars with lids. The intricate design and craftsmanship of these bowls are truly impressive. The material used is high-quality cloisonne, which has been expertly crafted into beautiful and intricate patterns. These jars are perfect for collectors of antique items or those interested in Asian/Oriental antiques. The origin of these bowls is China, and they are a true representation of the region’s rich cultural heritage. The jars are beautifully crafted and are a testament to the skill, creativity and workmanship of the Chinese artisans. The antique aspect of these jars is particularly intriguing, and they are a great addition to any collection or a statement piece in any home.
Ep558 You Won T Believe What I Found Rare Vintage Thrift Find To Collect At This Local Sale
Posted by admin On March 18, 2024
Syrian Damascus Inlaid Jewelry Box & Frame Set Rare Antique Early 1900’s 4 Piece
Posted by admin On March 18, 2024
This exquisite antique set from the Middle East is a true masterpiece of craftsmanship. The beautifully crafted wooden jewelry box and matching picture frames feature intricate micro mother of pearl inlay work that showcases the region’s traditional art. The rich multi-color design adds a touch of elegance to any room, making it a perfect addition to your antique collection. The box and frames are believed to be from the early 1900s to 1940s and are in excellent condition. This set is a rare find and will make a wonderful addition to any antique collection. The unique design and intricate details make it a perfect gift for anyone who loves vintage and antique items.
Rare Antique Lehnert & Landrock Héliogravure (Photogravure) Early 1900s DESERT
Posted by admin On March 17, 2024
Rare Antique Lehnert & Landrock Héliogravure (Photogravure) Early 1900s DESERT. This vintage photo measures 11.75 x 9.5 inches and is ready for framing. The photograph is in very nice overall condition. It has the LEHNERT & LANDROCK logo in the lower right-hand corner with the number Nr. This is one of a large collection of. LEHNERT & LANDROCK original photographs that I will be listing. I believe that the are all from the 1920 – 1930’s. Their hand-tinted photographs featured Egyptian and Tunisian monuments and, more controversially, eroticized images of Arab women posed within harem scenes. Lehnert & Landrock’s photographs attempted to embody a romanticized vision of the Arab world held by Europe. The artists were Rudolf Franz Lehnert, born on July 13, 1878 in Velká Úpa, Bohemia, and Ernst Heinrich Landrock, born on August 4, 1878 in Reinsdorf, Germany. Upon returning from a trip to North Africa, Lehnert met Landrock in Switzerland and the two decided to go into business together. Lehnert acted as the photographer and Landrock organized the expeditions, photolab, and marketing of postcards, posters, and prints. They lived both in Tunis and Cairo but periodically made trips back to Europe throughout their lives. Today, their works can be found in the collections of the Penn Museum Archives in Philadelphia, the Musée de l’Elysée in Lausanne, and the San Francisco State University Museum, among others. Lehnert died on January 16, 1948 in Reydef, Tunisia, and Landrock died on April 30, 1966 in Kreuzlingen, Switzerland.
The Holy Grail Very Rare And Valuable Antique Treasure Discovered While Bottle Digging
Posted by admin On March 17, 2024