Travancore Chuckram Pin Dish. Including 50 silver Chuckram coins. Probably dates from the early 20thC so vintage or antique. Super wirework design by artisan metalworkers. With 4 wirework feet which help to display the piece. Nice weight at about 44g. A lovely example of the Travancore Silver Chuckram Ware. Approximate size: 9.75cm D X 2.5cm H – See 6/150mm ruler in photo for scale. ALL offers considered, some more quickly than others! See Our Other Listings! Antique / Vintage Used With Age Related Wear – Please look carefully at ALL the photos for details, as they are part of the description. Any questions or comment?
Travancore Chuckram Pin Dish. Including 30 Chuckram coins. Probably dates from the early 20thC so vintage or antique. Super wirework design by artisan metalworkers. With 3 wirework feet which help to display the piece. From Kingdomof Travancore India. Nice weight at about 44g. A lovely example of the Travancore Silver Chuckram Ware. Approximate size: 12cm D X 3cm H – See 6/150mm ruler in photo for scale. ALL offers considered, some more quickly than others! See Our Other Listings! Antique / Vintage Used With Age Related Wear – Please look carefully at ALL the photos for details, as they are part of the description. Any questions or comment?
Antique Hawkes & Son Kosikup Mouthpiece – Silver-Plated, Early 1900s Rare Design. This is a rare antique Hawkes & Son Kosikup mouthpiece, likely designed for a cornet or trumpet. Produced in London during the early 1900s, this mouthpiece stands out due to its unique “Kosikup” registered design and silver-plated finish. Hawkes & Son, renowned for their high-quality brass instruments and accessories, produced this collectible piece before merging into Boosey & Hawkes in 1930. Design : “Kosikup” registered (marked on the side). Material : Silver-plated brass with intricate detailing. Total Height: Approximately 2.9 inches (7.4 cm). Outer Rim Diameter: Approximately 1 inch (2.5 cm). Bore Diameter (shank opening): Approximately 0.4 inches (1.0 cm). Cup Depth: Medium-Deep, ideal for balanced tone production. Condition : This mouthpiece is in good antique condition with patina, light wear, and tarnish consistent with its age. The markings are clearly visible, and the silver plating is largely intact. See photos for additional details. Historical Notes : Hawkes & Son’s “Kosikup” mouthpieces were an innovative design, popular among musicians for their comfort and tone quality. This piece is a collector’s item, perfect for vintage brass enthusiasts, musicians, or display purposes. Be sure to visit our shop, Everything New & Used. For a wide selection of unique items, vintage finds, quality watches, collectibles, and everyday essentials. Follow us for great deals and new listings added regularly!
Travancore Chuckram Pin Dish. Including 30 Chuckram coins. Probably dates from the early 20thC so vintage or antique. Super wirework design by artisan metalworkers. With 3 wirework feet which help to display the piece. From Kingdomof Travancore India. Nice weight at about 44g. A lovely example of the Travancore Silver Chuckram Ware. Approximate size: 12cm D X 3cm H – See 6/150mm ruler in photo for scale. ALL offers considered, some more quickly than others! See Our Other Listings! Antique / Vintage Used With Age Related Wear – Please look carefully at ALL the photos for details, as they are part of the description. Any questions or comment?
Fantastic rare early silver plate teapot most likely Sheffield plate although could be of continental origin due to the unusual design with the roundels. Most likely late 1700s however could be earlier based on its construction ie thin folded metal. Research has not produced another of its like so it is highly collectible. Condition as displayed in photographs. Kept in dark and dry conditions for storage. These are personal items that have either been in storage in a loft or watertight storage area. Non smoking house or environment.
A restoration piece of highly sought after Waving corn pattern. 19 cm high by 13 cm wide. Once restored it will be a stunning addition to anyone’s collection. Has both the impressed mark and signature for Moorcroft and was a short lived pattern from the early 1930’s. Any questions please ask.
PRETTY AND RARE DESIGN ORIGINAL EARLY 18TH CENTURY (possibly earlier) BLUE AND WHITE D AMASCUS TILE IN TWO HALVES. THIS COULD BE RESTORED BUT I THINK IT IS STILL A VERY NICE ITEM AS IT IS. THIS CAN BE DESCRIBED AS HAVING A CRUCIFORM ARRANGEMENT OF MEDALLIONS IN THE IZNIK STYLE AND IS A VARIANT OF THE “ARABESQUE MEDALLION” AND THERE ARE TWO SIMILAR, BUT NOT AS NICE EXAMPLES, IN THE COMPREHENSIVE BOOK “DAM ASCUS TILES” BY ARTHUR MILLNER _ PAGE 234 & 169 WHICH IS CALLED “FLORAL STAR”. CONDITION OF BOTH HALVES IS GOOD AND IT MEASURES 22 CM X 22 CM AND 2 CM THICK. PHOTOS ARE THE BEST DESCRIPTION SO PLEASE VIEW WELL. ALL MY ITEMS WILL HAVE SIGNS OF USE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK FOR EXTRA DETAILS OR IMAGES. ITEMS WILL BE WELL PACKED. COURIERS ARE WELCOME BY ARRANGEMENT. DUE TO PEOPLE NOT TURNING UP I CANNOT ACCEPT CASH ON COLLECTION.
This is a rare beautiful Early Carlton Ware Spill Holder with a Chinese Bridge Design with a Orange Lustre effect. The item is an antique, manufactured in England around the early 1900s. The item has the impressed makers mark and emblem.
Early water canteen antique genuine leather skin w/ handmade design sculpt rare. I have a old decanter canteen from early ages.. If you see the photos it is a stunning piece with a great hand made sculpture design tha canteen is made of hard genuine leather skin and the strap made with a thick leather.. This a good for collecting antique items.. If you just can see it on live it has a stunning design and its a piece of art.
Hello and I appreciate your time. I pack well and attempt to pack just like it was coming to me. I will describe this item to the best of my ability and knowledge. This is Not a repro and Guaranteed Original and comes from a Long-Time Collection. This is a Very Early American Ink and might be from Keene Glass House in New Hampshire. Although, it is Very Unusual that it does Not have Ribs or Flutes near the base on side. It has a Larger Hobnails. It also has Smooth Shoulders. I would date it from about 1815 to about 1840. It stands about 1 3/4 inches tall and about 2 1/4 inches across at base. It stands about 2.5 inches tall. It is dark Black Glass and has a Beautiful Color through light. It has a partial open air bubble at opening to about onion skin depth. It has some tiny nicks on top disc edge, or it could be in-making. Not sure, but very small and mentioned for accuracy’s sake. It has some Honest base wear. No cracks and No repairs. It has Great Shine and is clean. You will be Pleased with this Top-Shelf Example! Don’t miss for your Early Antique American Glass, or Ink Bottle Well Collection! Have a Great Day! Loading...X
