A very rare pair of Japanese Cloisonne vases in the manner of early works by Namikawa Yasuyuki. In the early stage of Namikawa’s career sometome in the 1870s, he was known to develop a complex translucent enamel technique over copper which produced the orange/red type enamel referred to as cuprite. Published research and similar examples of this type lead to a potential attribution. The vase form adds to the rarity. Possibly candlesticks or given the Buddhist motifs, it’s possible they were for flower vases on an Altar display in a Buddhist temple. 18 cm // 7 inches height There are some condition issues, notably around the mouth rim of one vase. Age related surface wear and imperfections. Please review all photographs.
Very Rare Early Heals Antique Oak Dressing Chest – Labelled. A superb quality early antique oak dressing chest with mirror, an early Ambrose Heal design that dates to 1900 by Heals of London, a special order for a country house bedroom. We have another matching piece. This piece has the Heals makers stamp to the back of a drawer. Beautifully made, very high quality and featuring chequer inlays in holly and box woods. In excellent condition and a lovely even colour. A one off Heals design, commissioned for an English Country Island house, featuring the wonderful Heals squashed heart handles to the six drawers, they are beautifully lined and run smoothly. Under the original mercury plate dressing mirror that is supported by uprights that finish with decorative ball finals. Is a lift up, hinged oak storage box. In fabulous original condition and with a generous kneehole area to sit at. Stands well on gun barrel turned legs with a connecting H stretcher on oak ball feet. A very rare early Heals piece, with a matching bedside available. Height: 171cm (67.86″) Width: 115cm (45.63″) Depth: 53cm (21.03).
The product is a very rare 1557 early Spanish colonial old manuscript with many pages and a signature. This manuscript, written in Spanish, is likely to be a valuable and historically significant piece, offering insight into the early days of Spanish colonialism. With its unique language and age, this manuscript is sure to be a prized possession for any collector or historian interested in Spanish colonial history.
Very Rare Antique c1809 Early Spode England’Caramanian’ Pearlware Transfer Print Plate – From The Antony Maitland Estate. Item Overview: For your consideration is an early 19th-century (circa 1809) Spode Pearlware transfer-printed plate in the highly sought-after “Caramanian” series. This specific plate depicts the Ancient Granary at Kakava. The reverse of the plate has the c1770 impressed makers mark, Spode 9, underglaze and blue printed makers mark X. Known for his meticulous historical detail in children’s literature, this piece likely served as an aesthetic inspiration in his personal collection. Condition; Sadly there is damage to the plate (see photo) the actual transfer is incredible still for its age – over 217 years old, It’s an amazing piece of early Spode. Size; 25.5cm Diameter.
Thank you for looking at my item. Please read the entire listing to avoid any misunderstandings. Most of it is hard or impossible to find now. If you love kitchenalia, kitchen antiques and curios, please look at my other kitchenalia items now and over the coming months – thanks for looking. VERY EARLY ANTIQUE TREEN WOODEN BUTTER ROLLER – RARE. Dating from late 18. Century, a beautiful, time aged hardwood roller. With its more unusual and substantial longer handle, which indicates both early manufacture and that it would have been used in a dairy to afford more durability. Far rarer than later models. Please look carefully at the photos as they are part of the description. If you need any further information or more photographs, please contact me. Please note that I only post on Tuesdays and Fridays. If you feel this is the case then please contact me first. Please take the time to view my other items for sale.
Very Rare 1930s Art Deco ELO WARE Bakelite CIGARETTE BOX Antique Collectable EXC Box in Perfect Condition Without Flaw. Early Bakelite ELO Ware. Measures 6.5″ x 3.25″ Please see my other items listed.
Very Rare Antique Late 18th Early 19th Century Gentleman’s Walking Stick / Cane. Probably made from fiberglass or plastic. Canes like this were used more as a wealth status symbol used more by a gentleman as a carried item of show rather than a necessary walking aid.
A maritime 9 draw telescope, this length and draw number is very very rare and sought after. See the pictures for details. It’s marked Heather, London.. Interestingly this period covers the Napoleonic Wars, in which Englands Navy was heavily involved. Also, from 1795 onwards, William Heather was the premier specialist chart publisher in London. I’m happy to be corrected on any information on this telescope, it has its lens cap and the sliding eyepiece lens cover works perfectly. Length closed is a little under seven inches, open just under forty one inches. This would make a brilliant addition to a collection as the number of draws is so very uncommon..
A fine original early 19th Century antique English Georgian blue and white transferware plate from Spode’s perennially popular “Caramanian” Series. This one printed in the “Sarcophagi and Sepulchres at the head of the harbour of Cacamo” pattern. The reverse of the plate has the c1770 impressed makers mark, Spode 9, underglaze and blue printed makers mark X. Condition; Sadly there is damage to the plate (see photo), the actual transfer is incredible still for its age – over 217 years old, It’s an amazing piece of early Spode.
A VERY Rare 19c/earlier 24 Inches/2 feet Long Boxwood Gunter’s Rule. An Antique Navigation Tool invented by. It was used to aid mathematical calculations in navigation till 19c in British fleets before the slide rule was invented. Nice patina with clear lines & numbers in black. Size in mm: 7 x 38 x 610. DO NOT USE THE MEDIUM PARCEL OPTION…. Unless you wish to collect this from me in London free. Has many scales, and one marked “NUM”, which has the numbers from 1 through 100 laid out as a two-cycle logarithmic scale. Instead of using the logarithms in a table, one uses a pair of dividers to add the. Representing the two multiplicands on the NUM scale. There are scales for doing trigonometry, such as those marked SIN, TAN and more specialized scales for navigation at sea. For example, a scale marked ML (Miles of Longitude), giving the length of one degree of longitude at a given latitude; or SR, (Sine of Rhumbs) which is the log of the sine of an angle given in rhumbs – which are the standard compass points (N, NE, E, etc). It has brass plugs at commonly used points to prevent damage to the wood from the points of the dividers. Similar item described in National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London but not DISPLAYED. For a detailed description of all the scales on the Gunter see the Journal of the Oughtred Society, Vol. Are strongly advised to use. Service or a track &. Please pay within 3 days unless you notify me or your order may be cancelled for wasting time. NB: We strive to keep our customers happy. If relevant, do read. Zodiac Guide to Successful Relationships & Careers.
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