Rare Antique Map West Mosley-thames Ditton -other London Lge. Folding On Cloth
Posted by admin On June 15, 2026
This is very rare antique large folding map on cloth, specifically depicting the Thames Ditton- West Mosley, Many other areas of London. Hand coloured and originating from England, this map is a valuable piece of history that would make a unique and interesting addition to any collection of antique maps or British memorabilia. With detailed information about the area and hand-coloured features, this map offers a glimpse into the past of London’s geographical landscape and historical significance. It is very large and in good solid condition. It would look super framed and displayed as wall art. Please see photos for details.
Rare Indian Necklace With Hidden Diamonds Stuns Owner Antiques Roadshow Uk
Posted by admin On June 14, 2026
Rare Antique Islamic Brass Bowl Hand Engraved Middle Eastern
Posted by admin On June 14, 2026
This rare antique Islamic brass bowl is a vintage piece hand engraved with intricate designs, originating from the Middle East during the early to mid-20th century. The bowl features a beautiful gold color and is made of brass, reflecting the craftsmanship and cultural significance of the region. With its unique and timeless appeal, this bowl serves as a valuable and historical artifact that captures the essence of Middle Eastern artistry and heritage.
Rare Antique Aesthetic Movement George Hunzinger New York Designer Chair c1870s
Posted by admin On June 13, 2026
George was known for designing furniture that was both innovative in construction and significant in design. His designs were daring and modernist for the time. This bedroom chair is typical of his designs from the 1860s-1870s, its profile looks more like a scientific instrument than the bones of a chair. The upholstery is structurally very stable, no holes or thinning areas but it does have some colour fading, most notable on the seat. The ebonised finish has typical scuffs and knocks.
Very Rare Antique c1809 Early Spode’Caramanian’ Pearlware Transfer-ware Plate
Posted by admin On June 13, 2026
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.
RARE? ANTIQUE BRONZE JB HIRSCH GERDAGOBRUCHON 3 RISQUE LADIES one other on net
Posted by admin On June 12, 2026
The product is a rare antique bronze sculpture of three risqué ladies by artist JB Hirsch, produced in 1928. This medium-sized statue features an Art Deco style and was made using bronze casting technique. With only one other similar piece on the internet, this sculpture is a valuable and distinctive addition to any art collection. See pictures for condition. Has small glue on one of the ladies. Thank you comes with glass sphere.
Rare Art Crafts Royal Doulton Flambe Vase 1910 Bone China England Antique
Posted by admin On June 12, 2026
This Rare Art Crafts Royal Doulton Flambe Vase circa 1910 is a stunning piece of antique English Flambe pioneer by Charles Noke brand Royal Doulton. The vibrant red colour and glossy finish which had to be achieved at very high temperature on the kiln. Which does give it a unique and luxurious look. This handmade vase features an original, rare form design typical of early Arts and Crafts 20th-century art pottery production, making it a valuable addition to any art or pottery collection. Crafted with attention to detail, this vase is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the era. 20 cm high Condition, Near Mint only some use consistent with age, no chips cracks or restoration. Provenance Stately House Richmond England.
Rare antique constrictor wooden bicycle wheel
Posted by admin On June 11, 2026
Rare constrictor wooden bicycle wheel.
Rare Antique Pocket Diptych Sundial & Compass, D Beringer For American Mkt C1800
Posted by admin On June 11, 2026
Rare German wooden diptych sundial with an integrated compass, likely crafted by David Beringer in the late 18th to early 19th century. Many of his pieces were made for travelers who would need to use the sundial at different latitudes. This particular piece is unique in that all of the latitudes and cities listed are in North America. Most examples in museums and available for sale were made for use in Europe. This rectangular wooden diptych sundial consists of two pieces of boxwood joined with two metal pin hinges and two hook fasteners. A hook at the back holds the instrument open (at something less than 90 degrees) and one at the front holds it closed. Printed, hand-colored paper dials are pasted onto the inner surfaces with black ink colored with red, green, and yellow. On the front is a latitude table for 15 American cities from Annapolis to Williamsburg, and 3 Canadian cities, Halifax, Montreal and Quebec. On the inside reverse are holes for latitudes of 39, 36, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, snd 54 degrees. It also features a horizontal compass in the base. Beringer was one of the first compass makers to create out of wood and printed paper instead of ivory or other precious metals. This made his wares more affordable. His workshop flourished between about 1777 and his death in 1821, and his name became synonymous with portable, wooden diptych and cube sundials. The box measures approximately 2.5 inches by 1.5 inch and. The front top panel listing cities is slightly worn, affecting two of the listed cord as visible from photos. The bottom reverse panel has remnants of a name in ink, likely a former owner. Because they are old, they were used and will not look new or new-like. They likely show wear, fading, scratches, chips, cracks, past repair/restoration, original imperfections and/or damage from normal use. Significant issues are shown in photos. Examine photos carefully as they are part of the description. Imperfections were factored into pricing.
Rare antique early 19th century Japanese calligraphy terracotta water dropper
Posted by admin On June 10, 2026
This rare antique early 19th century Sakuyuki Japanese terracotta water dropper is a unique piece from Japan. Made in the first quarter of the 19th century, this terracotta water dropper is an antique original that showcases the traditional Japanese sculpture and calligraphy artistry. It features a stunning sculpted foo dog along with large characters on each panel that are done in high relief. It is in great condition, has acquired a lovely patina from age, and measures 2 3/4 inche stall by 2 inches wide.