This early 19th century Welsh double love spoon is a rare find for any antique collector. Crafted with exquisite attention to detail, this spoon is a perfect addition to any tableware collection. The spoon’s unique design is a testament to the rich history of Welsh culture. The spoon is made of high-quality materials and has been well-maintained over the years. Its intricate engravings and detailing make it a true treasure for any antique enthusiast. This spoon is perfect for use or as a decorative piece. Add it to your collection today and own a piece of Welsh history.
This music box is a rare piece from the early 19th century created by Marque. A Fine 19th Century Rosewood musical box with inlaid marquetry top and crossbanded in kingwood – eight. Airs musical box, with start/stop and change/repeat levers. Original song sheet to the lid marked Marque. De Fabrique and No 39967, also marked IMHOF & MUKLE, 110 New Oxford Street, London to the case. Cylinder 44.2cms long, case H25.5cm x L77cm x D35cm. This rare music box is in good working order and teeth and tips are intact, case with minor wear and good colour all over. Track Page Views With.
Offering this rare size antique metal miners lamp. Measures 5″ W x 3″ T. This piece has a great patina and wear. The lid haven’t been able to open from stuck oil. (Hot water perhaps will help).
There was a piece of fuzz on the cross in photo is not a flaw on the cross itself the reverse of the cross is plain and can be worn both ways, over a high collar and vest is lovely if you choose, love this piece!!! About 18″ chain area plus about 4″ drop. Quarter coin just for your size judgement, due to our storage system we cannot include boxes or backgrounds.
Lovely Early lock with key, the key is correct and the mechanism whilst ancient operates this could be made to work in situ, it’s a Fantastic Early thing, it’s meant to lock you in not be used from both sides? I could be wrong. Wear and tear the nails could do with renewing i guess but what would you expect.
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.
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.
