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).
COLLECTED OVER MANY YEARS. TOO MANY TO LIST SO PLEASE CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ANY IN PARTICULAR. THIS IS LIDO LADY. LISTED AS HN1220 SHE WAS PRODUCED BETWEEN 1927 AND 1936. DESIGNED BY LESLIE HARRADINE SHE STANDS 6.75 TALL. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION WITH NO DAMAGE OR RESTORATION. ANY WHITE SPOTS ARE CAMERA FLASH. SENSIBLE OFFERS CONSIDERED SO GRAB A BARGAIN!
Estate find, as found, uncleaned, for restoration, I have not seen this plane before, the cap is definitely odd and early, the iron is marked L. Bailey’s patent Aug 6 67 & Aug 31 58; 6 1/4″ long, 1 7/8″ wide, for parts or repair, rust, wear, chips, dents, cracks, damage, missing parts or miss matched parts are possible, all for parts or repair, restoration, please see all photos, need clean up and musty from long storage, AS IS AS SHOWN, location X2. Please see my other listings for mechanics, machinists, woodworking, logging, steampunk items, primitives, and more. We will be liquidating a large estate consisting of military items, woodworking tools, automotive tools, machinists tools, mechanics tools, collectibles, antique and primitives and more. Please put us in your favorites you will not be disappointed. I will try to describe these items to the best of my ability and would not misrepresent anything intentionally. I list the defects, problems and imperfections I see on the items, but I can sometimes miss something or make a mistake. I try to answer every question asked, but cannot guarantee an answer if you ask the day the listing ends. ALSO PLEASE DO NOT ASK US TO SHOW AS A GIFT OR MISREPRESENT THE CONTENTS OR VALUE. Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.
This very rare raw tin Antique Alms Keeper’s Bank is a real find. The condition is almost extraordinary, since the original fabric screen (used so the coins could not be shaken out) is still intact. The hinge is beautifully made as is the hasp for the padlock which supposedly kept the coins for the poor. All in all a real rarity for a collection of early American tin or banks. 2.4 Diameter (base).
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