RARE – Antique 1910 Kashmir Turquoise Pendant Necklace. Stunning antique necklace in good to very good condition. Necklace is from circa 1900 to 1910. Beautiful Kashmir India turquoise set in bitumen with turquoise on metal links. Some light patina on the clasp. Pendant portion drops approximately 2 in. Great piece of History don’t pass this rare beauty up!
A RARE EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU AND SNAKESKIN BOX of oval drum form, decorated to each end with classical maidens, encased within a banding of foliage and vines. 14 cm x 6 cm.
An impressive antique GORHAM Silver Plate 3 pc. 1920’s in traditional 19th century style. Have you ever seen a butter dome graced with a trio of figural neoclassical maiden supports holding a draped swag? The artistic details and craftsmanship of this treasure are extraordinary! Can you picture it on your dining table for a special gathering, on a charcuterie bar for keeping the butter or cheese cool, and then kept safely in your china cabinet where it can be admired? Marked on the bottom: GORHAM MFG CO (080 – 24) This model number (after extensive research) was determined to be undocumented and VERY RARE! Condition is EXCELLENT, with one exception (see last picture). There is a dent on the top dome opposite from the engraving. In other words, it is located in what would be considered the backside of the dome. This could be repaired by a third party after acquiring. However, I have never found that it detracts from its elegance. This work of art is destined to be a coveted family heirloom, once again. The origins of Gorham are in 1831 when the firm of Jabez Gorham was joined by Henry L. Webster in the Gorham & Webster. The company moved into a new headquarters in Providence, RI in 1890 as employment surpassed 500, and in 1905 they opened a retail outlet on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Throughout the latter half of the 19th century and into the 20th, Gorham attracted some of the best designers and silver artisans in the world. Their rapidly expanding business of doing one-of-a-kind pieces on commission for major world figures and events expanded their profile and introduced Gorham to an international clientele.
RINGS LIKE A BELL! This is a rare and original Georgian tumbler vase made of clear cut glass around 1810. The vase has a faceted design and is believed to have originated from the United Kingdom. It is a unique find that showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the Georgian era.
A very nice Heintz polychromed landscape vase in excellent condition with no damage or repairs, circa 1905. It measures 7 1/2″ high x 2 1/2″ diameter. The original brown felt has not been removed from the base, but. Check the photos for condition. A word about feedback and ratings: I want buyers to understand that good feedback and ratings are extremely important to me. If you feel that you are not able to leave good ratings for whatever reason please contact me and I will resolve the issue.
This is a stunning little guitar. It’s currently set up with a floating bridge and a trapeze style tailpiece, but if you look closely at the later pictures of the bridge area you can see it previously had a romantic style moustache bridge. What really sets this little gem apart from similar guitar of this era is its stunning Birdseye maple back and sides. I’ve made a video of the guitar being played and I hope you’ll agree it sounds and plays great. Despite my poor playing. This is a reluctant sale, but bills are mounting.
Gold and brown Pattern’9072. 7.5 inside rim diameter. Glaze Crazing to the underside. Some wear to the gilding. The ladle: nibble to the rim and overglazed crack lines visible on the handle’s joint and the top (please see photos).
Rare early RNLI life boat Antique Tinplate Collection Box tin with key, good condition some slight scratches, see images for size and condition. Loading...X
