Antique God Goddess Carved Wooden Figurine Wall Plaque Oval Early Rare 25cm. This is quite unusual piece it came from a house clearance on the Isle of Wight it appears to be a goddess with two possible cherubs both playing musical instruments it appears to be a hardwood very heavy for its size please check the ladies leg as when they have drilled the hole it is very closely gone through but they have repaired it. It’s not that obvious if you don’t know the overall length measures 25 centimeters and height 13.5 centimeters the deepest part measures 1.5 centimeters. Any questions feel free to ask thanks for looking.
Modelled as a young woman standing balancing against a tree, the young man seated at her feet fitting a red color shoe on her left foot resting over his knee, further shoes by his side, on an irregular shaped base with applied leaves and flowers. The figurine adorned with rich enamel painting. The drawn clothing of the characters stands out, especially the woman’s dress which carefully drawn with floral design and each flower is painted in detail. The characters are painted in complementary dark blue colors, accentuated by rich gilding. Perhaps the woman’s posture expresses a sense of embarrassment. On base painted factory marks in red which confirms the stated date of manufacture of this fine and rare Derby figurine and incised pattern? 78. Height 19 cm, Weight 607 grams. Missing tips of two fingers on the girl’s left hand, small chips to the red shoe standing on the ground, overpainted wrist on the girl’s right hand, small chips to the leaves, minimal paint and gilding loss. Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description.
This antique rare early tintype photograph captures a Western cowboy with a rifle and pistol, perfect for collectors of Western Photography. The cowboy subject is beautifully captured in stunning detail, making this a must-have for anyone interested in Western history. The photograph is from the late 19th century and is an excellent addition to any collection. 9cm x 5.5 cm.
Old and original guaranteed. Shows wear and use as shown. Barn fresh, I have not cleaned it. Has a musty smell to it. Has some minor holes and tears on it as shown. Not sure of size or maker. Found in the attic of a very old New England home.
Beautifully modelled and hand painted figurine made in Derby in the early 19th century. Quite typical of Derby at this time. A lady is seated on a chair with a delicately pierced back, holding a purple, gold-trimmed towel over her shoulders and a mirror in her other hand. A man stands beside her, dressing her hair, a hat and a pair of scissors on the irregular plinth beside her. The barber wears a long cobalt blue coat with gold pattern and a waistcoat with gold buttons. The lady wears a detailed painted dress in deep blue and gold. The base is typical of the period with some greenery and applied flowers. This group of Derby hairdressers, painted in shades of green, red and cobalt, is set on a raised rococo plinth with rich gilding. The figure is richly enamelled. The base is painted with the factory crown mark in red, confirming the date of manufacture of this fine and rare Derby figure and the incised pattern? 84. As mentioned by John Twitchett in his book’Derby Porcelain’, such a figure was exhibited in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Height 19cm, Weight 605g. Condition – minor losses to enamel and gilding, small chips to the plant leaves. There were scissors in the hands of the hairdresser – they are not there now. Otherwise excellent antique condition. Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description.
A very rare set of four Victorian or late Georgian hand blown Tazza with star cut bases. All a slightly different in size due to being hand blown. Amazing that they have survived and not just that but they have no damage apart from the minor normal wear around the foot rims.
Antique Very Rare Early Dutch Delft Maiolica Tile Jumping Fox Circa 1600 Polychr. Antique Very Rare Early Dutch Delft Maiolica Tile Jumping Fox Circa 1600 Polychrome. A very early rare Dutch Delft maiolica tile painted in many colours. Decorated with a jumping fox mounted by an orange circle, a so called”Rotterdammer – Circa 1600 – Good condition, reglued in 2 pieces, side damage and chips (please see pictures) no restorations – very difficult to find this coloured type. Mostly cheaper, it depends on the weight of the total. Considering I have to make a safe packet for you. If you want more information, don’t hesitate to contact me! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
This is a listing for an Antique 1928 Chambers Of Commerce Atlas. Early Edition Rare Geography Book. Took plenty of HD photos so that you can see the item in detail. In very good all around condition for its age, I took plenty of photos for reference. This atlas conatins numerous colour maps and a systemtic survey of the world’s trade, economic resources & communications. Please see my feedback ratings profile. If you have any questions please feel free to let me know.
Large and impressive Ridgways Rococo urn/vase dating to approximately 1840. This is a rare vase that I only managed to identify with the help of the online Ridgway pattern books and a very knowledgeable friend. The vase is of a distinctive form and decorated in a highly unusual way with a background of a colourful chinoiserie pattern but including Chelsea birds, a profile of what appears to be a Roman Centurion flanked by Mythical figures Sphinx? L it is rather crazy and every time I look I spot something new. The vase does have a chip to one “arm” of the handle but it’s not glaringly obvious. Base diameter 13.5cm.
This antique butter churn is a rare find for any collector. Made by Dazey Churn & Manufacturing Company, this churn is a true piece of history. Its clear color and antique style make it a beautiful addition to any display. It has not been reproduced and is a one-of-a-kind item. Perfect for antique enthusiasts, this butter churn is sure to be a conversation starter.
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