Rare Samurai Bashaku horse water dipper lavishly decorated with abalone shell and marked with Samurai family crest. Late Edo period 19th c. Bashaku were used by horse mounted Samurai warriors to enable them to fetch water without dismounting. According to the status and wealth of the warriors such items were sometimes very lavishly decorated. Period :19 th century, Edo period. Condition : Fine original, practically untouched condition with expected abrasions due to the significant age of the item. (please refer to the photos). Dimensions: 50cm x 10×10.5 (19.7/3.9/4.1 inch). International Buyers – Please Note. Please check with your country.
Rare early 19th century carved corozo candle holder. Highly worked decor with garlands of flowers, pampres and acanthus leaves. The base is made of wood. Convictor or pontoon work. Feel free to subscribe to my nantes-antiques shop, new every week. Welcome to Nantes Antiques. Foreign buyers are welcome – Contact me if you need translation. Please contact me if you have any questions.
This is a rare and stunning pair of early 19th Century French candleholders. They are enamel on copper. They have wear from age and use – see photos. Overall though they are spectacular looking pieces. The measure 8 1/2″ tall x 6″ wide at their base. We’ve added many photos from every angle we could think of so please see photos for condition and design.
Rare Antique Early 19th Minton England Trio Cup And Saucer Plate. Very good condition with no chips or cracks, there are very minor traces of wear. The tea cup measures 4″ across by 2 5/8″ high. The saucer is 6 in diameter. The dessert plate is 7 1/8 in diameter.
HAND COLOURED AND CUT OUT. IT HAS WEAR, MARKS, AND CREASES ETC. BUT THIS IS A GENUINE EARLY 19TH CENTURY ENGRAVING (POSSIBLY LATE 18TH CENTURY) AND VERY RARE. SIZE AT ITS WIDEST AND TALLEST APPROXIMATELY 22 CMS X 20 CMS. PLEASE VIEW ALL PHOTOS CAREFULLY FOR GOOD IDEA OF CONDITION, DESIGN ETC. SIGNATURE REQUIRED AT YOUR END.
Thank you for veiwing this listing. Please reach out to me directly with any questions you may have. This rare HTF antique bust depicting boy and girl Brongniart is a unique and collectible piece from the 19th century. The sculpture is signed D’Apres Houdon by Francios Nicolas Kessler, its a reprouction of Jean Antoinette Houdons adding to its authenticity and value as a sought-after antique. The detailed craftsmanship and historical significance make this antique bust a valuable and charming addition to any collection or display, especially for those interested in antique and historical art pieces. READ THERE ARE 2 SMALL CHIPS ON THE GIRL BUSTS OTHER THAN THAT THEY HAVE BEEN VERY WELL TAKEN CARE AND FOR THE AGE ARE IN GOOD SHAPE. PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR THE CHIPS AND THE SIGNATURE. Items added almost daily. Most prices are negotiable.
Found these in a Connecticut antique shop in 1985. They are very rare gold sailor earrings. They were listed that they were from London Connecticut. They are 18k/24k gold. They are soft and light. One earring has a small solder on the lower hoop. This was common as the gold could break easily. They say that sailor earrings were worn by sailors so if they died or washed up on shore the gold earrings would pay for their burial.
Rare Napoleonic Prisoner of War Casket Dominoes Set – Early 19th Century Folk Art. Exceptional and rare early 19th-century Napoleonic Prisoner of War casket dominoes set. Features 34 handmade dominos, finely carved and stored in an intricately detailed casket-style box. A true example of folk art craftsmanship, created by prisoners during the Napoleonic Wars. Materials: crafted from mutton bone, wood, and natural materials sourced from available supplies in prison camps. Dimensions: approximately H 3.5″ x W 6″ x D 3.5. The casket features delicate hand-carving, decorative detailing, and period patina. Produced by prisoners of war between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Each piece reflects ingenuity, patience, and the human spirit of resilience. Represents a remarkable example of early POW art and craftsmanship. Solid and structurally sound, showing natural age-related wear and patination. Minor imperfections consistent with handmade construction and age. All original – an authentic and complete antique set. A rare survivor from over 200 years ago. ? A museum-quality Napoleonic Prisoner of War casket domino set, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship, historical depth, and timeless artistry – a truly exceptional collector’s piece from the early 19th century.
This Antique Oil Lamp with a rare double burner is a stunning piece from the late 19th to early 20th century. With a Victorian style design, cast iron base, and a white and gold globe shade design, this large lamp stands at 21 inches tall and 7 inches wide. Made in the United Kingdom, this vintage piece is not only functional but also adds a touch of elegance to any room with its gold cord and unique double burner feature. Perfect for collectors of antique lamps and lighting fixtures. Loading...X
