Dating to around 1840, this is a finely detailed early corn mold. The mold is very crisply formed and highly decorative. There were several different varieties of corn molds produced, and this is the most decorative and desirable. This mold is large, measuring 7″ long by 6 ¼” wide and 3 ¾ in height. This has had a long life and shows it with wear around the rim and foot. Lisa McAllister includes this mold in her book “Collector’s Guide to Yellow Ware Book 1″ on page 92.
Offering this antique hard to find pair of child’s leather red shoes. Measures 6.5″ x 4.5″ T. This is a desirable red and black end color pair. They’re in good overall condition. They have a scuff on the side of one shoe consistent with age and wear and slight wrinkles on the toes. Great child size and colors.
I had it for a while and it has an early serial from 1900 I guess. It’s not typing and ribbon is wind on one sides. Original ribbon is dry but still there. Two original spools available on it. Some Screws are loose and return belt is loose. Will be safely packed. Decal on top are nice.
This is a rare and valuable antique mourning hair book featuring the genealogy of the Erskine Morris family. The book is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of genealogy and family history. Its pages contain names and braided hair of the family’s lineage, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The book is a great investment for anyone interested in genealogy or antique books. The last names included. The insides are intact together but has pulled away from the book binding. It measures 6.5″ x 4″. Message me with any questions!
A Rare Antique Staffordshire Pearlware Silver Lustre Resist BLUE GROUND Mug circa 1815. About 3 1/2″ high x 3 1/2″ across the lip. A finely potted mug dipped in a blue slip then decorated in silver lustre resist with rows of circles and leaves. The thumbrest is silver lustred halfway down the handle and a 1/2 of the blue ground is left showing at the base. In excellent condition without any damage I can see or feel. There is some light oxidation to the lip on both sides which only shows in the right light. Please see all the photos and close up photos to add to the condition report. Please see the other English pottery / porcelain / Historical Staffordshire / soft paste / pearlware / creamware I have listed.
Rare Antique Early 20th Century Chinese Cloisonné Enameled Floral 3-Piece Smoking Set. A Chinese free form Cloisonné enamel on brass smoking set circa 1900. This 3-Piece floral themed smoking set consists of the cigarette box, the matchbox holder and the ashtray c1900-20. Beautiful cigarette box, ashtray, and matchbox holder display an intricate hand crafted colorful floral design on a white enamel background. The ashtray has baby a blue enameled underside and the and hinge-lid cigarette box has a baby blue enamel interior. The matchbox cover has “CHINA” painted inside in red paint. W 3&3/4″ (95mm) x H 5/8″ (25mm). W 1&5/8″ (40mm) x L 2&3/8″ (60mm) x D 7/8 (21mm). W 2&3/8 (85mm) x L 4&3/8″ (111mm) x H 1&3/4″ (45mm). These antique items are 100 years old or more and do show signs of age, normal wear and tear or use. Overall, this set is in Very Good original condition with some cracks and dings inside the cigarette box and on the underside of the ashtray. The matchbox has some hairline cracks along the edge. All three items have the expected age related pinhole sized air pockets in enamel. Some minor cracks and chips resulting in small losses to the enamel are showing inside the box and underneath the ashtray, this is unfortunately very common for these pieces. No major damage or repairs can be seen and there are no missing parts. Please refer to the photos for further visual condition and description. All items are Non-Returnable so please feel free to ask questions before purchasing.
This rare early bronze lamp is an exquisite piece of Edwardian-era décor, featuring a Corinthian column design with an iridescent glass shade. The lamp, dating back to around 1910, exudes an Art Nouveau style and is 175 cm in height. The hand-moulded Acorn shade adds a unique touch to this antique original, making it a standout piece for any collector of architectural antiques.
This fine antique Miles Mason ironstone vase dates to around 1810 and is an excellent example of early 19th-century English Chinoiserie ceramics. Produced during the Regency period, it reflects the taste for oriental design, offering an elegant and affordable alternative to Chinese porcelain. The vase is made in classic baluster form, hand-painted with vibrant polychrome enamels. The decoration features alternating panels of oriental garden scenes with figures, pavilions, and floral motifs, framed by scrolling foliage. The rich colours include vivid greens, blues, reds, and yellows set against a soft white ground. The base bears a mock Chinese seal mark in underglaze blue, typical of early Mason ironstone intended to imitate Chinese porcelain. A fine surface craquelure enhances the antique character. Historical Background Miles Mason was a leading English potter in the early 19th century, known for introducing ironstone china as a durable and stylish substitute for imported Chinese porcelain. His firm’s early wares often feature chinoiserie designs, blending English craftsmanship with fashionable oriental aesthetics. Measurements Height: 21 cm / 8.27? Width: 10.5 cm / 4.13? Weight: 387 g. Condition Excellent antique condition. The vase has been UV-tested and is free from cracks, chips, or restoration. Only natural glaze crazing consistent with early 19th-century ironstone. Bright, vivid enamels with well-preserved hand-painted detail. Carefully packed using recycled materials wherever possible. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description, and feel free to ask any questions.
RARE Antique Early 20th Century Possibly A Little Later Stockert Compass. Lovely condition with light surface wear commensurate with age and use. A few little flecks of black paint on the top of the case. Very, very slight gap between lid and base. Face beautiful; very slight fading. Measures (we’ve tried to be as accurate as possible): 5.6cm x 5.5cm x 1.9cm. Libertine Alley Rag and Bone? Loading...X
