Up for sale is a nice Copper Engraved map published in Mentelle & Chanlaires. A rare antique, colored map this is a full page map (two pages with crease down center) from the atlas measuring approximately 20 by 16 inches. Published early 19th century. Overall map is in acceptable condition. There is a large stain on the bottom 1/3 of the map. There are several 1.5 inch tears along the bottom border, one slightly affecting the print of the map. There are several very small tears along the right and left edges. There is some creasing and folding along the map. The middle of the originally 2 piece map was reattached, resulting in a crease down the center. Rips and tears on this map do not extend beyond the boarder area into the map. Other chipping at edges, small dings and nicks here and there mostly impacting boarder area. The back of this map is blank. Map has been stored flat. Map will look great framed.
Beautifully modelled and hand painted figurine made in Derby in the early 19th century. Quite typical of Derby at this time. A lady is seated on a chair with a delicately pierced back, holding a purple, gold-trimmed towel over her shoulders and a mirror in her other hand. A man stands beside her, dressing her hair, a hat and a pair of scissors on the irregular plinth beside her. The barber wears a long cobalt blue coat with gold pattern and a waistcoat with gold buttons. The lady wears a detailed painted dress in deep blue and gold. The base is typical of the period with some greenery and applied flowers. This group of Derby hairdressers, painted in shades of green, red and cobalt, is set on a raised rococo plinth with rich gilding. The figure is richly enamelled. The base is painted with the factory crown mark in red, confirming the date of manufacture of this fine and rare Derby figure and the incised pattern? 84. As mentioned by John Twitchett in his book’Derby Porcelain’, such a figure was exhibited in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London. Height 19cm, Weight 605g. Condition – minor losses to enamel and gilding, small chips to the plant leaves. There were scissors in the hands of the hairdresser – they are not there now. Otherwise excellent antique condition. Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description.
An early 19th century leather dog collar and lead with the brass plaque for “Cosher” of the Revenue Police, Dovor (sic). During the early 19th century the old spelling for Dover of “Dovor” was still in use. References to the Revenue Police in England are extremely limited with extensive research showing very little documented. There was a Revenue Police in Bristol, another port, but little documentary evidence is available. It seems as though an English Revenue Police would have assisted in the Excise at the time, although documentary evidence is sparse. An extremely rare, probably unique piece in excellent condition with the original very substantial chain. England, Dover, Kent, early 19th century.
I had a wonderful opportunity to acquire a gorgeous collection of early 19th century, circa 1820’s chintz. All English printed for the American market. A prestigious fine collection from a New England collector. I’ll be listing them all in separate listings. This listing is for a sublime early pillar floral chintz. Roller printed & hand block printed. Pillar prints are highly collectible & this is truly a stunning example. The scale is large. Please zoom into all the lovely elements as it is beautifully created. Very overcast today so not certain my photos do this outstanding piece justice. Appears in lovely condition for it’s age with a hint of mellowing to the early hues & some surface patina. Excellent for many authentic early period projects & quilt repair, cushions, framing, possibly a cover for a stool or similar etc. And excellent in a collection or archive as these are all very rare survivors. So early & so hard to find. Measures 23″ wide by 35″ long. If desiring the full panel, please enter a quantity of “2” & you’ll receive a length that is 23″ wide by 70″ long. Hello and welcome to Pia’sI sell antique and vintage fabric. Each textile is different; some possibly used, some unused. I will give you my best assessment. I do not always launder them nor do I know all their history, how they have been stored over time etc.. I have a 30+ year long & extensive knowledge of textiles and gauge age ranges; fiber content etc.. To the best of my ability. As always please view all photos, dimensions etc.. As they are part of the description. Please keep in mind that I provide the best photos possible but monitors do vary. If my eyes should miss a small flaw, please know it is not intentional. Combined invoices are rarely accurate. Again, if you have any questions, please message me.
Four Fine, Rare Early 19th C. Antique Boxwood Cello Pegs. Super looking old pegs with a great patina. These aren’t identical but close in size and style. It’s difficult enough to find any. Two hundred year old cello pegs, so a near match is sometimes as good as it gets. These have heads of 45mm across, shafts 36mm to 52mm long. Tapering from 13.8mm /14.3mm down to 11.4mm/12.4mm, though shafts can always be shaved down to. Achieve a uniform taper.
Two very small area of loss and a minor dent without loss of enamel to the foot see pics, otherwise in very good condition with star cracks commensurate with age. This is the best example of a Canton enamel I have seen. Height 7.3cm x diameter 15.3cm.
Large and impressive Ridgways Rococo urn/vase dating to approximately 1840. This is a rare vase that I only managed to identify with the help of the online Ridgway pattern books and a very knowledgeable friend. The vase is of a distinctive form and decorated in a highly unusual way with a background of a colourful chinoiserie pattern but including Chelsea birds, a profile of what appears to be a Roman Centurion flanked by Mythical figures Sphinx? L it is rather crazy and every time I look I spot something new. The vase does have a chip to one “arm” of the handle but it’s not glaringly obvious. Base diameter 13.5cm.
Antique 1850s Carved Wood Crucifix Religious 19th Century AAFA Early 29? Fresh from a local estate. Extremely well made, beautifully carved. Nice alligatored finish all over. Measures 29″ tall x 16″ wide x 3 deep. Some light spots of wear, nose / top of thorns / finger and toe as seen in close ups. This is one of the nicest 19th century crucifix I have seen. See photos for details. Any questions feel free to ask.
Rare Antique Spode Porcelain Teapot Early 19th Century Gold Finial Octagonal. This lovely teapot is multicolored and hand painted. The red back-stamp is painted. The item is made from porcelain. The pattern is a rose in a cornucopia shaped vase. This teapot is handmade and stamped with the original Spode brand, ensuring its authenticity. This is a rare pattern and shape. Teapot has two small chips on the top edge of the lid in the gold trim. There is a repair of a chip which has been glued on the top rim edge of the teapot in the gold trim. On the bottom edge there may be a small chip. This may be a production issue. Some minor issues with worn gold trim are noted. For the age, these a minor concerns. Please see detailed photos. Early 19th century George 111.
Antique tin candle mold rare strung 12 pc double handles early 19th c original. Overall very good condition, 3. This is from a museum, number on one handle, see photo 5. Handles on each side 6. Hand made tin 7. Dusty, this had been stored in the attic 8. Rod holding the wicks are heavy wire 9. 11.5 tall 2. Across end to end of handles 3. Top 6.5 x 4.5 in 4. Bot 5 x 3.5 in. Scroll down for larger photos. All US packages have tracking and are insured. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution.
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