This rare antique brass bull sculpture is a heavy vintage display piece from the late 1800s to early 1900s, originating from the United Kingdom. Crafted from brass, this ornament figurine depicts a cattle animal class with a unique and intricate design. Perfect for collectors of farm and countryside animal memorabilia, this unmounted sculpture adds a touch of history and charm to any display or collection.
This late 18th, early 19th century lock is signed T. BRASS BODY & COMBINATION WHEELS / Steel Locking Loop. This combination lock remains UNLOCKED! It is very good with light wear, original patina. PLEASE SEE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CONDITION AND MEASUREMENT! PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CONDITION AND MARKINGS AS THEY ARE PART OF DESCRIPTION.
This is an antique miners, hanging safety lamp / lantern, possibly French or German produced around late 18 00s to early 1900s. Appears to be made of brass and is complete with the glass as shown. It iappearsto be in excellent antique condition, including no cracks in the glass, or breaks the mesh. Seems to be in good working condition however there is no wick if there’s supposed to be one it does need polishing. Fantastic piece of miner’s or maritime history! Please study the pictures carefully as they are a part of the overall description and helpful to determine condition. Feel free to ask questions or comment if you’d like.
Rare Antique Brass Church Altar Gate – Ecclesiastical Architectural Salvage. Presenting a rare, very weighty (16.9 kg) antique brass church altar gate, salvaged from a decommissioned church. This striking piece features solid brass construction with a classic ecclesiastical design, showcasing a geometric cross pattern with decorative circular and arched motifs. A central raised square panel with IHS monogram, and a top handrail with the classic gothic style 3 leaf quatrefoil (trefoil) profile. The original patina highlights its age and authentic character, with a warm golden hue typical of antique brass. The gate retains its original hinge mount and working floor latching bolt. Traditionally, such gates served as both symbolic and physical barriers separating the altar from the rest of the church, while contributing to the aesthetic and spiritual atmosphere of the space. This gate’s intricate craftsmanship and timeless design make it ideal for collectors, interior designers, or anyone seeking a statement piece for restoration projects or unique home décor. Material: – Solid brass Design: – Traditional ecclesiastical grid with central square panel, circular and arched detailing Condition: – Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, some tarnish, and minor surface marks consistent with use in a church setting Dimensions: – Height: 72cm- Width: 59cm- Depth x14. (Rail depth 6.5) Weight:16.9kg Material: Brass Colour: Antique Gold This altar gate would make a stunning addition to a chapel restoration, a heritage project, or as a decorative feature in a modern interior seeking a touch of historical grandeur. Material: – Solid brass. Design: – Traditional ecclesiastical grid with central square panel, circular and arched detailing. Condition: – Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear, some tarnish, and minor surface marks consistent with use in a church setting. Dimensions: – Height: 72cm – Width: 59cm – Depth x14. (Rail depth 6.5). This altar gate would make a stunning addition to a chapel restoration, a heritage project, or as a decorative feature in a modern interior seeking a touch of historical grandeur. Sorry, our items are NOT available for pick-up. No additional information at this time. You might also like. X3 Vintage Single Arm Wall Sconces / Wall Lights / Weighty Shield Detail. Vintage Ecclesiastical Mould of Cathedral & Angel – Wall Decor / Ornament / Home. Pair of Salvaged Antique weighty Brass Door Handles. Extra Large Heavy Black Gothic Style Wrought Iron Wall Light / Giant Wall Sconce.
An old solid brass spittoon. Decorative and rare shaped. Very early with rich patina. If you want express service, please let me know as we can also arrange it. The free listing tool.
The product is a rare vintage antique early 19th century forged brass door lock mechanism from the 1800s. This unique piece is a stunning example of historical hardware, showcasing the craftsmanship and style of the early 19th century. The golden color of the brass adds a touch of elegance and the intricate design of the lock mechanism reflects the attention to detail of the time period. This piece would be a valuable addition to any collection of antiques or architectural artifacts.
This is a rare brass paperweight of Early 20th century Atlantic power cable by Henley London. As seen from the pictures shows the three conductors and nicely is turned to a paperweight. I have cleaned the brass bottom of it as it was really dirty. I believe Henley of London started the power cable business in late 19th century and was a well known maker. Is quite a interesting engineering piece. Please look at the pictures for condition and details. Any questions please ask.
LARGE RARE & UNUSUAL, LATE 16th. BRASS NUREMBERG ALMS DISH. A superb very large, rare and unusual hand wrought brass alms dish made, I would guess, in South Germany and dates from the late 16th. To the early 17th. It is depicted as the mentioned large hand beaten dish with a relief image of what looks to be two men carrying a brasier looks to me like a giant strawberry! But was told is. In fact the spies Joshua and Caleb returning with the grapes of Caleb on poles on a domed central panel surrounded by a band of chased leaves. While its inner and outer borders are decorated with relief lozenges etc. The reverse has a later added brass suspension point- see photographs and details. It measures 17 1/4 (44cm) Dia. Approx; and is in quite good condition for an item of its age and type, although it does have some faults. As you would expect it has various very old repairs and there is wear to its surface to report – see photographs and details. This is a wonderful piece of very early European metalwork with a superb, unusual hand planished image which is in great original condition for an item of its type and age and with a realistic, yet still low, start price should get considerable interest from all collectors. I must apologise for the poor set of photographs which, try as I might, don’t display its obvious age at all well. Under photographic lights the images look almost polished, which is most definitely not the case, in fact the face surface has the patina you would expect from a piece of its age, while the reverse is almost black? THERE IS NO RESERVE ON THIS SALE. Almost everything I sell is in the condition I have bought it, unless otherwise stated, (I have learnt to my cost in the past not to tamper with an item), and therefore I have neither had items repaired nor restored. I will endeavour to report on an item which has had either; however I take no responsibility if an item has been tampered with and I cannot detect it. Please don’t waste your time asking for a b. I will dispatch goods on clearance of any of the above. I do not accept – non UK. All parcels are well packed and protected with strong boxes, bubble wrap and packaging peanuts where necessary. So please read them carefully as they are binding. Do not hesitate to contact me if you need additional information.
This late 18th, early 19th century lock is signed T. BRASS BODY & COMBINATION WHEELS / Steel Locking Loop. This combination lock remains UNLOCKED! It is very good with light wear, original patina. PLEASE SEE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CONDITION AND MEASUREMENT! PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CONDITION AND MARKINGS AS THEY ARE PART OF DESCRIPTION.
Wonderful Pair of Sheet Brass Stoups. In High Baroque Manner. Both feature high-relief repousse backplates with characterful cherub’s winged heads bracketed with bold. Foliate scrolls, volutes and shells beautifully modelled in heavy-gauge brass. Supporting D-shaped reservoir trays. Despite the thickness of the metal, the high points of nose tips and hair have been polished completely. Away over time, which leads me to believe these are period and. Date to the 17th or early 18th centuries. Each has marks and blemishes consistent with great age. One is in much better condition than the other which has. A poorly soldered split to the top left-hand corner (which I’m sure could be better repaired) and a. Replacement reservoir tray which lacks the decorative raised band on the original. Nevertheless, the brass is gleaming bright and both still display well. Approximate Dimensions: Height 15cm (6″) x Width 15cm (6″). The photographs constitute part of the description. Always packed with care.
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