Antique Rare hand painted engraving by Jean Moyreau. Thr Drawing By Philips Wouwerman. The engraving depicts a group of knights outside a Cabaret. Size overall 40×34 cm. More details available under request. All authentic a real luxury pieces for wear / collection / investment.
Estate find, uncleaned, as found; wow, never seen another, I see no pin holes or cracks when put up to the light; 4 3/4″ top hole, about 9″ diameter and 8″ tall, 8″ diameter bottom, bale is missing, a piece is frozen in one end; for display; for restoration, parts or repair; rust, pitting, wear, dents; dings, damage as shown; please see all photos; needs clean up from long storage, AS IS AS SHOWN, location BW2. Please see my other listings for mechanics, machinists, logging, steampunk items, pulleys, hardware, garden cultivators, and tools; 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.
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.
This beautiful hookah base is a rare find for any collector of Islamic antiques. The base has an Armenian red cross signature and likely dates back to the early 1900. It stands at 20cm tall and appears in good condition. It was made during a time when the region was going through significant changes, and this piece is a representation of the art and design of that era. Any information given, including age and condition, is based on our own research and opinion. We are happy to answer any questions to help you make the right decision. Thank you for considering this piece from Taliesin Antiques, where the past meets the present.
VERY RARE ANTIQUE EARLY PARAGON BEAUTIFUL ART DECO COLOURFUL CHINTZ 8 1/2 BOWL. THIS STUNNING RARE ART DECO BOWL FROM PARAGON HAS A BACKSTAMP DATING FROM AROUND 1920. IT HAS A BEAUTIFUL COLOURFUL CHINTZ PATTERN. THE BOWL IS IN GOOD CONDITION WITH NO CHIPS OR CRACKS. THERE ARE A FEW LITTLE SPOTS OF WEAR TO THE PATTERN, SOME DISCOLOURATION/MARKS INSIDE THE BOWL, ON THE METAL RIM AND ON THE UNDERSIDE AND SCRATCHES INSIDE FROM USE. SEE IMAGES FOR MORE DETAIL. 10CM HIGH X 22CM DIAMETER APPROX. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME WITH ANY QUESTIONS. _gsrx_vers_859 GS 7.0.21 (859).
This RARE antique hand made tin cookie cutter is a true piece of history. One of a kind….. Made by a tinsmith with talent in the 1800s, it features a beautiful leaf design with inner veining, perfect for all occasions….. Adding a touch of nature and charm to your baking. Has a wonderful patina! The sturdy handle makes it easy to use and the metal material ensures durability. Almost 5 inches wide. You will be proud to add this cookie cutter to your collection. And, why not make some cookies for a garden party with this treasure? Very primitive and old. This cookie cutter is a must-have for collectors and baking enthusiasts alike please see our photos as they are an important part of our listing description. Thanks for looking and happy baking!
This is a rare antique cast iron No #7 tea kettle from the early gate mark period. The kettle has a round shape, black color, and is compatible with both electric and gas stove types. It comes with a capacity of No 7 and stands 7 inches tall with a width of 12 inches and a weight of 9 pounds. It is made of cast iron and has a surface coating that adds to its durability. The kettle set includes only the kettle, and it is a custom bundle of its own. This rare piece of antique is perfect for collectors and vintage enthusiasts alike.
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