RARE EARLY DERBY VASE, CIRCA 1770’S WITH HEADS AND BOCAGE FLORAL DECORATION. 15CM HEIGHT, DIAMETER 9.5CM. VERY GOOD CONDITION CONSIDERING AGE, USABLE, BUT USUAL DAMAGE TO FLORAL EDGES OF BOCAGE RIM AND SMALL NIBS CHIPS TO EDGES AND BASE TO MENTION(SEE PICS).
Offering this hard to find crock jar. Measures 5.5″ x 4.25 x 4.75″ base. This piece has a fantastic surface and wear with a top hat style form. No major damage or lines noticed. Makers flaw seen in second pic. Came from a dealers collection. Unmarked, likely attributed to W.
Offering this antique Chinese Cinnabar, very early piece, but does has some damage as shown to top and bottom, please see all photos and close ups of every aspect. Weighs 13.2 ounces. Measures 8 3/4 inches tall by 4 3/8 inches wide. Items from a non smoking home.
Antique Staffordshire Art Pottery Pair Of Turquoise Gilt Vases Aesthetic Movement Design Registered Design 1892 Staffordshire Art Pottery Barker Batty And Read Fenton Rare Early Rubian Circle Art Pottery Vases Turquoise Ground With Gilded Botanical Decor. Pair Art Pottery Vases Aesthetic Movement Barker Batty And Read 1892 Staffordshire. ?? Description A rare and historically significant pair of Aesthetic Movement art pottery vases produced by Barker, Batty & Read of Fenton, Staffordshire, registered under design number Rd 203948 in 1892. These vases represent a fascinating and important transitional moment in the history of the Staffordshire pottery industry, belonging to the early phase of the works that would later evolve into the well-known Rubian Art Pottery. Barker, Batty & Read operated as earthenware manufacturers in Fenton, Staffordshire during the late nineteenth century. Archival sources confirm that the works were in their control in the early 1890s before passing into the hands of H. After which the factory developed into Rubian Art Pottery, eventually becoming associated with the wider Grimwades pottery enterprise. Objects from the Barker, Batty & Read phase are rarely encountered, making pieces such as these historically valuable for collectors interested in the evolution of British art pottery. The vases display a beautifully balanced Aesthetic Movement design, reflecting the late Victorian fascination with natural forms, Japanese influence, and elegant asymmetry. Each vase rises from a circular foot into a gently swelling body before narrowing to an unusual scalloped neck. The dramatic scrolling handles with volute terminals create a sculptural silhouette typical of the period’s decorative experimentation. The surface is finished in a striking turquoise blue glaze, over which rich gilded botanical decoration has been applied. Flowing branches, leaves and natural motifs move across the surface in an organic composition typical of the Aesthetic Movement. The gilding remains remarkably well preserved, particularly on the bodies and bases. Light wear on the handles reveals the original soft pink ground beneath the gilding, a beautiful detail that confirms the original layered decorative technique. Both vases share the same registered design yet differ subtly in the arrangement of the decorative motifs, suggesting that they were conceived as a complementary pair rather than exact duplicates, which was a common artistic approach in late nineteenth century art pottery. Importantly, the vases do not bear the later Rubian factory mark, but only the registered design number, entirely consistent with production during the Barker, Batty & Read period before regular Rubian branding was introduced. Similar decorative language appears on early marked Rubian wares, reinforcing their position within the early Rubian artistic circle. For collectors of Staffordshire ceramics, these vases are particularly interesting because they illustrate the early artistic stage that preceded the formal Rubian identity, making them both decorative and historically meaningful objects. Dimensions Height 36 cm Base diameter 107 mm. Condition Very good antique condition overall. One vase has a crack in one handle. There is no evidence of restoration, and the condition is clearly shown in the photographs. Both vases display a beautiful natural craquelure in the glaze, typical of late Victorian art pottery. The gilding remains strong with expected wear on the handles. Poetic Impression Turquoise fire beneath Victorian gold, Branches of art in silence unfold, Before Rubian took its name in flame, These forms were born without a name. ? For Whom An excellent acquisition for collectors of Staffordshire art pottery, Aesthetic Movement ceramics, and early Rubian related production. Particularly attractive for collectors studying transitional phases of British pottery works. ? How To Use These vases form a striking display pair in a cabinet dedicated to Victorian ceramics or art pottery. Their luminous turquoise ground and elegant scroll handles also make them powerful decorative objects within interiors inspired by the Aesthetic Movement, Arts and Crafts, or eclectic antique interiors. ? Authenticity And Provenance Registered design Rd 203948 dated 1892, attributed to Barker, Batty & Read, Fenton, Staffordshire. Produced during the early transitional phase of the pottery works that later became known as Rubian Art Pottery. Professionally packed with protective materials suitable for antique ceramics. The TARRARI team will gladly assist you. ? 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This product is an antique sterling silver cup made in Russia during the early 19th century. The cup features a unique wolf’s head design, adding to its rarity and appeal. With its historical significance and intricate craftsmanship, this piece would make a valuable addition to any collection of non-U.
This was bought from an estate sale along with several other Antiques, from a very old and creepy house. Weird stuff was happening when I had it on the wall, so I’ve taken it down and wrapped it up. Condition is good for age no damage to the piece. The Piece is a good size measuring 47cm in Length and 28cm Width Check out my other items that are listed Thanks for looking.
Rare Antique Golf Putter that is of unknown origin and unknown name. Some people have told me that it is from the late 1800s, some have told me that it is from the early 1900s. The shaft look hand made and the head is one I have never seen before. I can’t find anything similar. Great for a collector or wall mounting. Check out some of my other items on here. Shop name is Dealinmike518. Hope to sell to you soon.
Exceptional and rare Early 20th Century Chinese Hongmu display stand / scholar’s shelf in mint condition. A beautifully hand-carved statement piece featuring an elegant circular form with geometric shelving and intricate carved base details in traditional Chinese style. Crafted from rich Hongmu hardwood with a stunning warm grain and deep colour throughout. The combination of curved circular framing and asymmetrical shelving gives this piece a timeless aesthetic that works beautifully in both traditional and modern interiors. An outstanding collector’s piece ideal for displaying antiques, ceramics, bonsai, Asian art, sculptures, crystals, or treasured decorative objects. Dimensions. Height: 64cm. Width: 49cm. Depth: 15cm Features. Early 20th Century Chinese display stand. Rare Hongmu hardwood construction. Hand carved decorative base. Circular moon gate design. Geometric shelving layout. Rich antique wood grain. Freestanding display shelf. Mint condition. Highly decorative and collectible Condition: Mint condition with minimal age-related wear. Beautifully preserved with excellent colour and craftsmanship throughout. A rare and eye-catching statement piece seldom found in this condition. #chineseantiques #hongmu #displaystand #scholarsshelf #chinesefurniture #orientaldecor #asianantiques #vintagedecor #antiquefurniture #handcarved #moongatedesign #collectorspiece #rarefind #woodcarving #antiquechina #interiordesign #statementpiece #bonsaidisplay #vintageshelf #orientalfurniture.
These super rare antique miniature hip flasks are a wonderful find for any collector, with a lovely colour and patina. The flasks, made in the early 1900’s are crafted from silverplate, leather, and glass and measures approximately just 3 1/2″ tall by 2″ wide and hold around just 1/16th of a pint. They are the perfect size and design for carrying your favourite tipple with you on the go. The flasks are ideal for those who appreciate the classic design of hip flasks and are looking for a unique addition to their collection or a wonderful gift idea. These hip flasks are a must-have for any enthusiast or collector of quality antiques. Please remember these are now around one hundred years old and have been used, so will have some tiny marks and scratches etc and wear to the leather but having said that condition is exceptional for the age and nothing affects use- see pictures.
A beautifully expressive Italian Madonna sculpture dating from the early 20th century, standing an impressive 13.5 in high. This remarkable devotional work combines a delicately carved and painted Madonna bust with a distinctive wooden support structure, creating a striking and highly decorative presence. The Madonna’s serene facial expression, finely painted features, and warm patina reflect the refined craftsmanship associated with Italian religious art of the period. The aged surface and authentic wear acquired over time enhance its character and historical charm. Preowned / used condition with some loses. Please refer to all of the photos Size: H 13.5″ x W 7″.
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