Description: A Very Rare Early Dutch Silver Novelty Miniature Pan. Hallmarks: Johannes Adrianus Van Geffen 1753. Condition: Good condition, Minor surface wear, no dents or clear scratches (See Pictures). Size: 7.8cm length. DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE ON MULTI-BUYS.
Description: A Very Rare Early Dutch Silver Novelty Miniature Brazier. Hallmarks: Johannes Adrianus Van Geffen 1778. Condition: Good condition, Minor surface wear, no dents or clear scratches (See Pictures). Size: 7.9cm length. DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE ON MULTI-BUYS.
VERY RARE Antique Victorian Coin Silver Floral Christening Cup Mid 1800’s. This is a very rare and beautiful piece and was a wonderful Christening gift for Thomas. It is intricately crafted with beautifully detailed flowers. Just short of 3 1/2 inches in height, it has a diameter of 3 1/4 inches at the top, and weighs 154.3 grams. This is in excellent condition and there is the appropriate amount of wear and patina associated with its age. Please feel free to ask any questions or request additional pictures. Silversmith Robert Rait was born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1807, and was listed as a Jeweler, Silversmith, and Retailer in New York City from 1833. He passed away in 1869. His brother appears to have been David Crichton Rait, a well-known silversmith in Scotland. This mark is interesting because the R. Rait is stamped over another mark. They also worked exclusively for Tiffany & Company after 1851. In 1868 silver laws were passed requiring silver to be marked Sterling or 925, or Coin. Before that year it wasn’t as regulated, and coin silver was often not marked as such. Coin silver is less pure than sterling, but can be up to 90 percent silver. Check out this one by the same company, but a few years later while working for Tiffany & Co..
Here we have an attractive rare pair of reclining lions not shown in any of the books on collecting yellow ware. This pair of recumbent lions on rectangular bases are nicely molded and have a realistic appeal. One of the lions is mostly clear glazed yellow ware, the other lion has light applications of Rockingham glaze as accents. This is unique form was produced by only a single potter. These measure 6″ in length by 3″ in height the lions are thickly potted on hollow bases. The lions are in excellent condition with only minor wear on the base that don’t detract or take away from these magnificent animals. Any serious collector would be proud to add these to their collection.
A Very Nice Rare Small Size DOULTON Lambeth Marriage Day Mug (Harry Simeon 1927). The mug is in very good condition, no cracks, chips repairs. The mug stand 9.2cm, 6cm across the base and is fully marked to the base. The small size mug is the hard size to get your hands on. A really lovely original rare Doulton item to add to any collection. Any Questions welcome Please take a look at my other items. If you are not happy, i will take the item back. If you have a problem please contact me and i will sort the problem out, thank you.
This antique wall pattern stamp features a unique design of elephants and ostriches, dating back to the 1700s or early 1800s. The intricate details of this pattern make it a rare find for collectors of antique primitives. The stamp is perfect for those interested in adding a touch of history to their home decor or for collectors who appreciate unique and rare items. Its categorization as a pattern and its placement in the antique and primitives category make it a must-have for those interested in adding character to their collection.
Very Rare, Early, 19th C Staffordshire Elephant Flatback Spill Vase C 1837+. Presenting a Very Rare Antique Staffordshire Elephant Flatback Spill Vase. Which Dates to the Late Regency to Early Victorian Period. Hand Painted in Polychrome Enamels. Good Antique Condition with a loss to rim on the back of spill vase with associated hairline crack and some flaking to paint which is commensurate with age. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
NOTE : a plastic shield is attached to all print(s) / item(s) for sale. Please disregard any white/dark spots on pictures. They are reflections of the camera flash on the plastic protective cover and are NOT “Condition Issues”. FOR SALE : A lot of ten (10) original etchings / prints on paper from Georges Cuvier’s publication’The Animal Kingdom’. He was a major figure in natural sciences research during the early 19th century. Griffith was a member of the Zoological Society and a fellow of the Linnaean and Royal Societies. He appended much new material to Cuvier’s work, expanding it to fifteen volumes. Plates illustrating the work were mainly by Griffith or his artist wife, Harriet, but more accomplished illustrations were provided by the printmaker Thomas Landseer, who reproduced many of the wildlife paintings of his brother, Sir Edwin Landseer, and from the very famous C. Dapadium [Dapedium] politum (from Lyme [Regis, Leach England]). The MOSASAURUS of MAESTRICHT (Maastricht). Fossil Fish from the alias at Lyme. PTERODACTYLUS LONGIROSTRIS from Pappenheim. PTERODACTYLUS MACRONYX found at Lias at Lyme. GAVIALIS PRISCUS, part of Crocodilus priscus of Soemmerring. The Common ANOPLOTHERIUM (restored). CONDITION : generally excellent for the age, with no cracs or tears and large margins. Virtually all antiquarian paper is subject to some normal aging due to use and time which is not significant unless otherwise stated. Feel free to ask questions and / or additional pictures. AUTHENTICITY : all authentic antique print(s), published at the date stated above. I do not offer reproductions. They are not modern copy(s). The term’original’ when applied to a print means that it was printed at the first or original date of publication; it does not imply that the item is unique. Ideal for museum collection(s), private institutions, collectors of decorative collectibles. These print are a unique addition to any zoological / natural history collection. Its intricate design and attention to detail make it a valuable piece for those interested in the decoration of private houses, boutique hotels, cottages, etc. Copper Print / Etching.
Very Rare & Early Heals of London Antique Oak Linen Press Cupboard – Stamped. A very high quality made late 19th century antique solid oak linen press by Heals of London, an Ambrose Heal design himself. A rare design, only two have ever been made. This Heals antique linen press cupboard is in amazing original condition throughout and is still in the original finish. Splits into three sections, the press cupboard top has raised panel doors with a large lift off cornice above. Inside are three original solid oak sliding press drawers. The lower section has two short drawers over two long drawers, they all run well, are clean inside and have the original brass knob handles. Stands on four original oak bun feet, this antique Heals linen press is beautifully decorated with box wood and ebony inlays. Stamped by the maker. A very rare large piece of Heals antique storage furniture. Height: 192cm (76.19″) Width: 134cm (53.17″) Depth: 56cm (22.22).
A very rare and early Antique Chinese lacquer pill box – intricate carving. Very difficult to age but possibly 200+ years old a fine example for collectors. Approx 3+ inches diameter & 3 inches tall (approx). Condition good, one small flea bite chip to. Inner rim as photographed. Loading...X
