Product works as it should. Has age related marks on handles no instruction booklet.
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Antique Sandow Physical Culture Appliance Steel Chest Expander Rare Boxed
Posted by admin On July 9, 2026
Product works as it should. Has age related marks on handles no instruction booklet.
Antique Early Rare c1900s Hermes Paris Riding Crop / Whip. Leather & Brass
Posted by admin On July 1, 2026
A Rare c1900s Hermes Paris Riding Crop / Whip. Beautifully made from Bound Black Leather with Brass Collars and Top. Please note: I believe the collars are Brass as there is no hallmark i can see to identify as solid Gold. They could be gold plated though. My conclusion was Brass. This came from a country house Estate in England and was likely Bespoke made in Paris. In Excellent original condition apart from 1 small area of about 1cm where the seam has come apart – see last photo. I have taken photos of all areas so please do study them. All items are carefully checked for any defects and listed accordingly.
ANTIQUE PORCELAIN DISH circa early 1800 VERY RARE BOY AT WINDOW GEORGIAN
Posted by admin On June 28, 2026
Is an Antique Ceramic Dish/ Bowl Porcelain. Very Rare Hand Painted Pattern Number. Pattern’Boy at Window’ In god used Condition. Has signs of use discolouration, fades, chips, stains and general wear.
Antique Watering Can/ Oil Can From Railway Station In Devon. RARE Find Early 20c
Posted by admin On June 24, 2026
This rare find is an antique watering can or oil can from a railway station in Devon, dating back to the early 20th century. The piece is a unique piece of hardware railwayana, showcasing the company, era, and region of early railways in the United Kingdom. Perfect for collectors of railwayana and transportation memorabilia, this item offers a glimpse into the history and significance of the railway industry in England. Ideal for those interested in tools, gardening, or engineering, this piece is a must-have for enthusiasts of British railway history.
Antique Very Early and Rare Silver Inkwell Superb London 1778 William Plumber
Posted by admin On June 24, 2026
A Georgian silver desk stand, with two capped glass inkwells and a central pen holder with beaded decoration, raised on ball and claw feet, London 1778, maker William Plumber. Antique Victorian Silver Inkwell Superb. This outstanding Georgian solid silver inkwell will make an impressive addition to your desk, with its detailed pretty and delicate floral engravings throughout, a fantastic quality base which holds 2 glass inkwells in excellent condition as well as a prettily decorated candle holder. Would make a great addition to your desk or collection! Hallmarked to the underside of the stand for London 1778 by William Plummer. The three pierced silver bottle holders are each part hallmarked with the lion passant. The bottle caps and collars are unmarked. In excellent condition with light surface wear commensurate with age. There is no glass damage and the bottles would appear to be original and matching. A little clouding of the silver on the inkstand base. Approximate hallmarked silver weight is 6.2 troy ounces. Approximate total weight is 1.264 kilos. Approximate dimensions are 18 cm length, 13cm width and. This item displays beautifully but there is a obvious repair to on of the leg which looks as though it has been done a very long time ago. Iam sure this could be made tidier by a professional but I think it just adds to the charm of the piece and I have reflected this damage in the asking price. Both glass inkwells are 100 % original and in superb condition for their age. This lovely item can be used exactly as intended over 244 years ago. I really don’t want to sell this but my wife has pulled rank and I want it to go to someone who will display it and appreciate its beauty. This would make a beautiful present or indulgent treat. If you have a favourite pen like me it’s a perfect way to have it on display. Us serious collectors have spent a fortune on pens but who has a more characterful charming way to show them off. Please view all my photographs carefully as these are as much part of the description as the writing. If you wish me to send you any other picture or details feel free to ask. If you want spotless then the high street is for you, but if you want a great antique that will appreciate in price with age then this is for you. You don’t get this by messing people about. Iam a trusted honest reliable EBAYer. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Please look at all my other great items I have for sale. I will post worldwide but you have to contact me to agree postal costs. The last picture shows part of my collection of Sampson Mordan and is not included with this sale but is for demonstration purposes and will be available soon.
Antique rare early 19th century William IV geometric parquetry side table
Posted by admin On June 20, 2026
An exceptionally good and highly decorative mahogany (and other) early 19th century William IV period pedestal table, with the most attractive geometric parquetry top. All original except for a couple of replacements to the ebony wood outer boarder/tray edge. Cracks to the base are purely cosmetic, not structural. Stands well, no wobble. H 72 cm x W 41 cm.
Antique Black Forest Jewelry Box with Mountain Sheep Signed Beautiful Rare Find
Posted by admin On June 19, 2026
Explore the elegance of Black Forest craftsmanship with this antique jewelry box, featuring a charming mountain sheep motif. The oval shape and intricate carvings showcase the meticulous attention to detail, while the rich brown wood finish adds a touch of warmth to any setting. This small, exquisite piece is signed, indicating its authenticity and the skill of the maker. With its turn-lock closure, this jewelry box from Switzerland is not only beautiful but also functional. The 3D effect of the goat and floral pattern creates a lifelike quality that is sure to captivate. The box is in excellent shape. The carving is exquisite. The patina is warm and highlights the natural beauty of the wood. The silk lining is original and showing the signs of its 120y/o plus age. It is frayed in several spots on the vertical interior walls.
Antique Rare c1816 Sunderland Lustre Union Jack Sailor Jug Early Scott Version
Posted by admin On June 8, 2026
Antique Rare c1816 Sunderland Pink Lustre Jug Early Scott Version Union Jack Peg Leg Sailors Toasting. A rare and highly evocative Sunderland pink lustre jug dating to circa 1816, produced during the earliest and most desirable period of North East English commemorative ceramics. Crafted in creamware and richly decorated with hand-applied pink lustre, this jug belongs to a particularly small and sought-after group of early “Scott Version” wares, created in the years immediately following the Napoleonic Wars when patriotic sentiment and romantic maritime literature were at their height. One side is printed with a mariner’s verse known to collectors as the Scott Version, a poetic variant influenced by the literary style popularised by Sir Walter Scott and his contemporaries. The wording differs from the more commonly encountered Sunderland verses of later decades, adopting a ballad-like cadence that reflects themes of faith, fate, and divine protection at sea. Framed within a delicate floral border, the verse remains clear and legible, functioning both as decoration and as a devotional prayer intended to safeguard sailors on their voyages. The opposing side features a lively and unusually detailed sailor scene that is rarely encountered at this early date. A group of sailors are shown toasting, smoking pipes, and celebrating around a drum in a moment of camaraderie and relief. One figure is depicted with a peg leg, an especially atmospheric and poignant detail that adds narrative depth and realism, hinting at the personal cost of naval service. Most striking of all, the merry trio of’jack-tars’ are shown posing proudly against a raised Union Jack, a rarely portrayed motif. This celebratory image strongly situates the jug in the immediate post-war period, evoking relief, victory, and national pride following Britain’s naval successes. The imagery resonates closely with the spirit of contemporary patriotic verse, including Thomas Campbell’s celebrated 1801 poem “Ye Mariners of England, ” which glorified the endurance of the British flag and navy. The combination of verse, imagery, and lustre decoration places this jug firmly within the earliest lineage of this transfer tradition, predating the later Crimean War revival of similar motifs and making it significantly rarer than most surviving examples. The jug is further enhanced by its high-quality pink “splash” lustre, applied in a soft, cloud-like marbling rather than the heavier blotching seen on later or lesser wares. The lustre wraps the rim, handle, and spout with a vivid metallic iridescence, indicating a refined and carefully executed production. The form itself is robust and well balanced, with a shaped pouring spout and a gracefully curved handle, and it displays subtle glaze patina and hand-finished character consistent with genuine early 19th-century manufacture. The lustre retains excellent depth of colour and sheen, with only minor surface wear consistent with age. The transfer prints remain crisp and well defined, a notable survival for a jug of this period. Sunderland lustre jugs that combine an early Scott-inspired verse with a celebratory maritime scene, a peg-leg sailor, and the rare inclusion of the Union Jack are exceptionally scarce. Originally intended as functional household wares and sentimental keepsakes, they are now prized as works of folk art and as tangible records of Britain’s maritime, literary, and social history. This jug displays beautifully as a standalone decorative object and represents a particularly strong and characterful example of early Sunderland lustreware at its finest. W 16cm across the handle, H c.
Antique Watercolour Anatomical Drawings Rare Early Works by Percy Horton 1914
Posted by admin On June 1, 2026
Purveyors of wonderful things. Welcome to the sale of this antique pair of anatomical paintings. These anatomical paintings are very early works by Percy Fredrick Horton. They were painted when he was a student at the Brighton Collage of Art in 1914. Percy Horton had an interesting life and is a well known artist of the early 20th century. Much can be found out about him on the internet. This pair of drawings represent two anatomical representations of the male musculature with the various muscle groups indexed. They were no doubt part of Horton’s studies that have been saved either by himself or a friend and later framed. It would appear that they have never been out of their frames. A really nice example of a known artists early work and a very interesting subject matter, as well as being very colourful and decorative in their own right. In good condition commensurate with its age and use. Please have a good look at the photographs as they form part of the description and contact me if you have any further questions. The paintings measure (in cm) 42 tall by 31 wide. There will be a surcharge for some addresses in Northern Ireland, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man, the Scilly Isles and the Highlands and islands of Scotland. You are more than welcome to collect or I can deliver locally if needed. Please note my items are photographed under bright photographic lights. The colour may also look different when placed in a darker environment. I have many unique antique and vintage items, please take a look. All of my listings carry a’make a best offer’ option, feel free to use it, however please be realistic. If you have any questions feel free to contact me.
Antique Qing Dynasty Cloisonne Lacquered Metal Box Early 20th Centuary Rare
Posted by admin On May 21, 2026
This product is an antique Qing Dynasty cloisonne brass lacquered metal box from the early 20th century. It is an original piece that exudes ethnic style and is made with brass materials sourced from foreign origins. The Stylised dragon box is a unique piece of metalware that would make a valuable addition to any antique collection, showcasing the craftsmanship and design of the Qing Dynasty era. No defects to date.