A fine example of a Georgian Derby plate circa 1825. Polychrome colours – three large bouquets of flowers – very bright happy palette. Heavy gold dentil border. Crown above crossed swords mark. Condition is very good. No hairlines or chips. SIZE – 25.5 cms diameter. Weight – 530 gms. 16.40, E. 26.40, USA – PLEASE ENQUIRE. This is an antique / secondhand item in used condition commensurate with its age – please look at my photos carefully before purchasing. Please contact me if you require extra photos or descriptions. TERMS OF SALE – If you have any issues or queries I will try to resolve them as soon as possible. Please let me know if there is a problem as more often than not it can be sorted out quickly and satisfactorily.
RARE antique Large 25 inches long oak early 19th Century footstool, Prayer Stool, C1830. Late Georgian early Victorian Oak Stool, unusual length with turned supports and material cover, wood frame and metal cross bars, makes it that bit more unusual. Rare example being 25 x 13 x 13 inches approximately and well made and properly jointed with turned. Nice colour and patina, dates from early 19th century. Been extremely well looked after. Condition is very good, has wear from use over the last 200 years on the legs, the cover looks original also, but overall been very well looked after, please see photos as they form part of the condition report.
RARE EARLY to MID 18th. CENTURY LARGE HAND PAINTED. DELFT WALL PLAQUE of a RURAL SCENE. This is a wonderful early to mid 18th. Century hand painted blue and white Delft tin glazed plaque of Dutch origin. In a square form with decorative cantered corners it depicts a lovely hand painted stylised image of a rural scene on the edge of a town environment with a group of three beneath a tree with agricultural implements in the foreground. It is contained inside a raised decorative border with a suspension point above, while the reverse has a light blue glaze and an under-glaze hand painted’P’ – see photographs and details. It measures 10 3/4 (27.25cm) Sq. Approx; and is in very good condition for a piece of tin glazed faience of its age however, there are two shallow very, very (they may even have been present when it was made) old sliver chips to the reverse bottom right hand edge and some small frits to its face side, to report – see photographs and details. This is a lovely, unusual Delft hand painted Wall Plaque with an interesting subject, which with a low start price should get a good deal of interest from all collectors. 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.
Absolutely gorgeous early 20c wood printing block with intricate paisley design. Very good condition for age. Has been hung on wall. Lovely textile printing history and beautiful decorative object. Has been hung and looks fantastic. 31 cms by 26 cms with a depth of 5 cms.
Welcome to my offer. Early ALUMINIUM made in Germany. I offer you here a rarity obiect from the period of early industrialization of the German Gründerzeit (Historism). The candlestick is depicted in the form of a winged mermaid and was made of the metal aluminum cast. The candlestick is then finished with a lacquered patina, typical of the gloomy ambience of historicism, following the taste of the time. The candlestick is in good used condition, with clear traces of use in the patina (scratches), see photos. The unique item is not marked. A truly museum piece of contemporary history. A beautiful collector’s timedocument for your Collection. At the World Exhibition in Paris in 1867, the first time products of new metal aluminum were shown, and received with great interest by the public, but the products at that time were still much more expensive than Gold, because for the process of production still a very high technical and energetic process had to be operated. Since the process of industrial production at the beginning of the 20th century became much cheaper, the prices then also lowered to the present day, so that today one does not pay much attention to the metal in everyday life, because we encounter it in everyday life constantly. Please have a look at my photographs as well as at my other articles that offered. 18.7″ x 6.89″. Inch or 47,5 x 17,5cm. 5.12 x 5.12 inch or. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions and please take a look at my other items! If you are interested, I will send you more photos. Thank you for your visit. If you are satisfied with the goods, I would be pleased to receive a positive review and will return it. Please also see my other auctions with Art Deco, Bauhaus, POP ART and other interesting collector’s items. Please take a moment to review my other auctions that include Art Deco, Bauhaus, POP ART and other fine and interesting items.
Authentic Large-Format Gelatin Silver Print – Early 1900s Cycling Event. This is a rare, original 19 x 16.25 large format photograph, depicting an early 20th-century cycling event with a penny-farthing rider surrounded by safety bicycles and a crowd of onlookers. This is not a modern reproduction-it is a genuine gelatin silver print mounted on thick fiberboard, consistent with early 1900s photographic prints. Type: Authentic gelatin silver print, not a modern reprint. Size (with backboard): 19 inches x 16.25 inches (Mounted on thick fiberboard). Age-related wear with minor edge chipping and board separation (see photos). Photograph is lifting slightly at the edges, consistent with early dry-mounting techniques. No modern adhesives or laminates, confirming period authenticity. Some foxing (brownish staining) and surface silvering, common in early gelatin silver prints. Mounting & Backing. Imperial-format fiberboard mount with visible layering and aged paper fibers. No modern branding, watermarks, or reproduction markings. This is an exceptional piece of antique photography and a rare large-format print, perfect for vintage cycling enthusiasts, historic photography collectors, or early sports memorabilia collectors. &####128233; Feel free to message me with any questions or offers! Loading...X
