This English diminutive six light chandelier has six arms all individually numbered with punched dots to each arm showing which slots they hook into, corresponding with the dots on the central shaft. The arms are locked in place with an unusual central circular locking plate, screwed down with two hand cut threaded screws. There are some incised lines and dots as naive decoration to the whole. Quite rare to find an English chandelier of this date. It is a very nice early English chandelier and would look fabulous hung in a oak panelled study.
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 gorgeous early brown floral chintz. Roller printed & hand block printed. I salvaged the best parts of this one as some had damage inherent of both block printing & some early brown dyes over time, particularly iron oxide. Fortunately this length is still supple & appears overall good. I would probably still handle it with some delicacy. So good for things that won’t be heavily handled or used a lot. Quilt repair, 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 42″ long. If desiring the full panel, please enter a quantity of “2” & you’ll receive a length that is 23″ wide by 84″ 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.
Elevate your home’s décor with the rare antique Thomas Forester & Son Phoenix Ware vase, a true embodiment of the Art Deco era. The vase is in good condition for age and does have some crazing and a small hair line crack. Hand decorated with brightly coloured flowers and bird.
RARE 17TH CENTURY MEMENTO MORI RING. For sale is an extremely rare early English 17th Century Memento Mori silver and gold gilt ring. This is a known and extremely rare example of a 17th Memento Mori Ring, and can be accurately dated to the early 1600s. The ring still bears some small traces of its gilding on solid silver. What I love about this piece is how wonderfully illustrated the skull is, and so typical of the period, unlike anything we see today. The inscription reads (BEHOLD THE ENDE) a reminder that we all must die one day. A very rare ring, and a unique piece of history. The ring is from my own private collection, and is a ring that would look great in any museum or private collection. This ring is certainly one of the rarest of it type! And a real grail piece in any collection! Ring size measures (UK P) (US 8.5) and weighs 5.6 grams. Ring will also come with nice antique box as shown.
For sale is a very rare antique Early lighting brass sawtooth lighting trammel, English origin. Trammels were used to adjust the height of lamps and lighting sources. I found one reference online claiming it is paired with brass chandelier. A very unique design of a bird for the adjusting hook. There is also a punched manufacturing signature of C S with a tree motif. This item is very stable with secure connections. Heavy build, common for early brass items. Adjusts from about 22 to 36 inches long. It would be a great item to add to your collection of antique brass/ early lighting devices. Feel free to check out my other antique and collectible listings.
6 Solid Silver Old English Teaspoons. 5 have the following details. Maker: Godbehere Wigan and Boult. The 6th the mark has rubbed, and so the maker is unclear. However the year is 1814 and the location of the maker was London. Overall condition is good for the age, with the only issue being the hallmarks rubbing. Any further questions just ask!
Thank you for shopping my small business your business is appreciated. Fresh to the internet from an old prominent Kentucky estate. Unable to find another one currently listed anywhere online. No missing pages all pages attached to the spine front and back boards attached. Antique writings and notes throughout. Possible genealogy as well. Please see ALL attached pictures for the Best description of the book.
Thank you for taking interest in some great Vintage and Antique collectibles. My feedback is a result of years of positive business interactions. 100% Original is the name of the game. Most items are presented in as found condition, uncleaned and most will clean up considerably as many are barn fresh or newly picked. I leave the cleaning up to the collectors. My pictures are my descriptions. I always try to ensure any creases, bends, rust, holes, etc. Anything other than original period specific items will be labeled as such. Go ahead and pay. I guarantee items arrive safely, dry. I take the utmost care and don’t skimp on materials. You benefit from my focus. Just read my feedback. Cans – paper wrap, bubble wrap, air bags, foam board. Signs – 1 Foam utilized for most signs, signs wrapped in paper and then plastic wrap for water protection in most cases depending on item materials. Signs will always be tucked in from the edges to prevent slices and will never appear at your door sticking out of the packing. I send items as I would expect to receive items. Antiques – Bubble wrap, foam board etc. If at any time you feel my listing / pictures misrepresented the item, please reach out and we can work out the concern accordingly. The pictures tell the story. Thank you for visiting, I will work hard to earn your trust and your business moving forward. Some great things coming, stay tuned.
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 an outstanding & amazingly beautiful early urn floral chintz. Roller printed & hand block printed. Gorgeous early palette of rose, greens, blues & browns. The ground is in the soft ochre range with some variance to the depth of color which is how the dye settled over time. 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 some variance to the depth of the colors, some surface patina & a few small random age spots. None detract from this extraordinary specimen. 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 26″ wide by 43″ long. If desiring the full panel, please enter a quantity of “2” & you’ll receive a length that is 26″ wide by 86″ 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. Loading...X
