This antique teapot warmer from the 1940s is a rare find, featuring a black design with two photos on the front. Made in the United Kingdom, this teapot warmer is padded with a material to keep your tea warm for longer periods. A unique piece of decorative cookware and tableware, this item adds a touch of vintage charm to any tea time setting.
Collectible rare large women’s bag made in the USSR in the 1940s made of faux crocodile leather. This is a rare representative of antiques from the early Soviet Union. The bag has the following dimensions. Bag base length 14 inches, height 10 inches, handle height 8 inches, bag width 5.5 inches, latch length (lock) 3.5 inches, lock width 0.4 inches, bag weight 2.8 pounds. The bag is over 80 years old, excellent condition for such a respectable age! The bag has two handles, weaving in the form of braids. Handle height is 8 inches. The condition of the bag is very good and fully corresponds to its venerable age (more than 80 years). Before purchasing, carefully examine the condition of the bag in the photo. I showed a photo of all sides of the bag, as well as the inside, top and bottom, highlighting the handles of the bag and the lock of the bag separately. The metal lock of the bag shows signs of age – slight corrosion. The inside of the bag is lined with natural fabric, possibly satin, the inside lining has some color loss due to age. However, the outside of the bag looks good, no damage, no scratches, the color of the leather of the bag has not changed. The metal lock of the bag works, the handles of the bag are intact. Please read the description of the bag and the description of the condition of the bag carefully before purchasing, and review all photos and photographs of the bag in detail.
RARE EARLY ROBERT MOUSEMAN THOMPSON TEA / DRINKS TRAY WITH 2 SIGNATURE MICE – 1940s. A superb hand carved Robert’Mouseman’ Thompson tea tray, dating to the 1940s. These rectangular shaped trays are very highly sought after by collectors as they are quite rare to the market, normally they are kidney shaped. It has 2 well carved early signature mice either end of the tray. It is a beautiful dark oak colour with wonderful patina. It has also been hand adzed to the top as well as all around the rim. It is in very good condition with just some minor wear to the rim (please see pictures) and some water staining to the top and bottom. Other than that, it just has wear consistent with the age of the piece, which is to be expected as it is now approximately 80 years old. A lot of these early trays are heavily stained and warped due to drinks spillages. This one is in nice condition, a good example. It measures 55.5 cm (including mice handles) x 31.2 cm. Buyers are welcome to collect, I live just a few miles north of Durham. I have quite a few Mouseman pieces for sale, including a bespoke lamp, and an early stool – please see my other items.
Unlike the fire breathing dragons of Western mythology, Chinese dragons are considered to be benevolent and bringers of good fortune. Unfortunately these wondrous creatures are not real but this ring will keep you fantasizing that you have a dragon at your beck and call! This silver gold vermeil two dragon ring also sports two 8mm oval jade cabochons. It measure a size 9.75 face of the ring measures 1″¼×1″inch 5mmband ring weight 14.6grams Symbolism of Transcendence. Wearing a Chinese jade dragon ring can serve as a reminder to strive for progress, overcome obstacles, and embrace change positively. It embodies the idea that individuals can rise above challenges just as the majestic dragon soars through the skies. Dragons have a deep-rooted connection to nature, with legends linking them to rain, fertility, and the cycle of life. In Chinese mythology, dragons represent power over water elements like rainfall and storms. People wear jade dragon pendants seeking blessings for abundance and growth in various aspects of life.
Eugene Deutsch Vintage Antique 1940s Artist Signed altered studio ceramic pottery drip glaze Vessel Vase – Rare Piece Chicago Artist VG – no flaws! Eugene Deutsch 1904 – 1959. Frequently also spelled Deutch was a famous 1940s Chicago pottery artist (Wilmette suburban Chicago also). Some similar works of his have been on display at the famous Art Institute in Chicago. Clearly signed on the bottom as E. Deutsch but unfortunately no date – we do know that the 1940s was his productive time period. See my store for more vintage mugs, salt & pepper shakers, VHS, DVD, toys, Pez, music, cassettes, vintage, collectibles, ephemera, ornaments and more.
Rare Early 1940’s Industrial Tubular Stackable Chairs X 8. They are lovely and sturdy. However you will notice that some of the seating area does have some minor damage but they’re still very much usable and the measurements are as follows. Total height is 32″ x 16″ wide and 18 inches deep and the floor to seating area it’s approximately 17 1/2 inches.
Handmade by German born Hungarian glass master Istvan Komaromy. Circa 1940’s – 1950’s. An exceptional art glass piece, highly collectable and very hard to find.
