This is a rare antique Bentwood Washstand from the early 1900s made by Jacob & Josef Kohn. Measures approx 76cm in height x 51cm wide. Bowl area is approx 44cm in diameter. This antique piece is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of antique furniture. The washstand looks to have a couple areas of loss and old break in one area as photographed and looks to have been previously white so needs attention but once refurbished will look fantastic. Will be well packaged and sent via 48hr courier.
Mellin’s food company started when the English food chemist Gustav Mellin developed an infant formula in 1866. Mellin’s formula was a simplified version of one which had been recently invented by the German chemist Justus von Liebig. This beautiful antique glass bottle is a true gem for collectors. With its stunning design and originality, it is a must-have piece for anyone who appreciates vintage items. Crafted from Victorian glass featuring bubbles typical of the period, this original piece is a perfect addition to any antique collection. Its unique shape and design make it a standout piece that will surely catch the eye of anyone who sees it. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this exquisite item.
Adorable rare old Antique Steiff teddy bear. Lots of character just look at the face… Full of character with a long cone nose and long arms. Totally adorable old early teddy bear repair stitching on his ear. Some repair stitching on both arms but does not detract from the beauty. At some time replacement paws and pads. Black boot button eyes nose thread worn. His face is so charming with fab long nose. 5 /14 inch tall. I have got a scammer on etsy trying to sell this teddy. It is not for sale by me…
Rare Antique Early 1900s Solid Brass Margot France Plumbing Fixture Shower Lot. The only brand mark on ony of these its is the brand on the porcelain knobs “Margot France” All item are Untested. Brass shower head with swivel approx. 4-7/8 in in diameter. Two faucets with porcelain inlay saying Margot France H & C these are approx. 3 to 3-1/2 inches tall on the finish side not counting the pipe connections. Two cloth holder wall mounted knobs- these are approx. The salvage lot also includes some plumbing parts old school as seen in pictures and most likely for the brass pipe to the shower head and faucets. May need additional hardware and or repair to get this salvage lot working. Total lot in the box weighs nearly 8lbs. What’s wrong with it? This is a Salvage lot untested- Solid brass fixtures unmarked and seem to be in good condition but untested. Includes and not limited to some minor paint overspray, dings, dents, chips, cracks, scrapes, scratches, nicked edges, dents, dings, smudges, tarnishing and crackling and could use a good cleaning as well. There seems to be only one fitting with a crack in it and it is not a fixture it is a coupling (See picture) old. Please view all pictures provided and request more if needed to determine final description and condition prior to purchasing this wonderful antique salvage lot. Our items are presented as found, and most always exhibit signs of wear consistent with their age, use and extended storage. We make every effort to provide comprehensive and accurate representations. Please carefully review “ALL THE PHOTOS” to assess the general condition and description prior to purchasing this item as this will ensure that you have a complete understanding of the item’s condition. Payments must be received within three days of the end of the listing, unless prior arrangements have been made. And international government regulations prohibit such behavior. Other Information Individual computers may display colors differently.
This rare antique Austrian jointed Teddy Bear with central seam is a true gem for any bear collector. With a size of 20 cm, this bear is – I believe – made of cotton (hard to determine) and straw filled dating back to the early 1900s. I received it around 40 years ago from someone who’s grandmother had owned it before handing it down to her daughter, who in turn later gave it to her own daughter (who gifted it to me). Some years ago, the straw stuffing had come out one of the legs and I had it repaired by a Teddybear Clinic. It’s still in quite a good condition, considering that it’s more than 100 years old (note the pointed snout, hand stitched mouth and upwards pointing felt backed paws). A true collector’s item.
Step into the elegance of a bygone era with this rare, early 1900s British-made cigar cutter, meticulously crafted from solid brass. This exquisite piece, polished to a rich finish and adorned with a charming patina, captures the timeless beauty of maritime tradition and vintage craftsmanship. Featuring a unique screw-off base to catch cuttings, this cutter brings both functionality and class to any setting. The rotating wheel spins the blade effortlessly, echoing the refined mechanics of a pre-World War masterpiece. Imagine this luxurious item as the centerpiece of an opulent cigar lounge, the perfect accent in a traditional bar, or the ultimate maritime-inspired accessory on a yacht. Ideal for collectors and those with a passion for rare, luxury items, this cigar cutter not only enhances any decor but also serves as a fascinating conversation piece. Make this part of your collection and relish the legacy it embodies. Genuine early 1900s British craftsmanship. Made from solid brass with a polished, patina-rich finish. Screw-off base for collecting cigar and cigarette cuttings. Rotating wheel mechanism for smooth cuts. Perfect as a decorative piece for lounges, bars, yachts, and traditional offices. Prestigious desks as a statement piece. Own a unique artifact that celebrates historical luxury and function. This item is an embodiment of timeless sophistication.
Victorian Miniature Toy Sewing Machine possibly Muller. It measures 15 cm h x 12 cm l x 6 cm w. The item appears to be complete and in good condition. No box or manual. To the underside of the item is the code “No 175724″. Please study photos as they form part of the description.
NEIGER Art Deco Chinoise Flapper Necklace. Absolutely Rare example of well known maker from bohemia/Today. Dating aprox to early 1900’s. Use of this types of pressed coral glass orange beads with dragon was used. In few necklaces combined with brass in Chinoise series. I could not find use of bigger dragon beads. Tiny black seed beads and small hexagonal orange beads been. Commonly used in many designs of chinese and egyptian revival. Necklaces, many times with central bigger theme pendant. However they have been making differnt types of necklaces, mostly. With brass backing in later stage of their company, and few. Of single string flapper sizes. Without any locking on simple silk string, depends on requiremet of. Costumers when they been starting their company in their home. This one dates to that starting era early stages of their company. Creation before they became famous, 1920’s and that makes it very. This is true collector item and deserve special place in someone. Collection, even maybe museum, you may never find same again. It is about 92 cm long. Big orange dragon bead is 2.2cm long x 1.5cm wide. Smaller orange dragon bead is 1.2cm. All on original silk string. It is in very good condition, with some signs of age to string as seen. There is not makers mark. Please have alook at all photos included. Feel free to ask questions and i will answer them most honestly and. Neiger Brothers jewellery is characterized by beautiful Czech glass beads, and detailed metal bead caps & findings. Max and Norbert Neiger were two brothers living in Czechoslovakia who made wonderful jewellery with figural glass. Components in Gablonz, Czechoslovakia, from 1905 to the 1930s. They were Czech citizens as were their ancestors but they also had German Nationality. The Neiger Brothers took advantage of the Egyptian Revival craze, beginning with the discovery of King Tut’s tomb. They further added more “exotic” lines, with Chinese and Indian motifs. They produced hypnotising brooches. Beautiful beaded necklaces and fascinating bracelets, all of the highest quality. Today, collectors have rediscovered Max and Norbert, and their tragic end has come back into the public eye. As buyers snap up their stunning wares. As the Germans advanced near Gablonz in 1939, the two Jewish brothers left their factory and escaped to Bohemia. Where they continued to produce jewellery in a scaled-down operation. They were later arrested in Prague and, in 1942, were exterminated by the Nazis at Auschwitz.
Adorable old Antique Steiff teddy bear Rare lots of character just look at the face…. Full of character with a long cone nose and long arms. Totally adorable old early teddy bear repair stitching on his ear. Some repair stitching on both arms but does not detract from the beauty. At some time replacement paws and pads. Black boot button eyes nose thread worn. His face is so charming with fab long nose. 5 /14 inch tall. I have got a scammer on etsy trying to sell this teddy. It is not for sale by me…