Pair of early 20th century salesman sample tennis racquets. These have all the quality and features of full size racquets of the time, but are only 15″ long and 6″ wide at the center of the head. These are quite rare, and to have a pair even rarer. Excellent condition for their age. The strings are hardened, and have come apart at a few places.
This is a pair of antique vases made by Z. Identical pair with portrait of lady in Rembrandt style. Stamped with makers mark and M, indicating made in Munich. & Co refers to Porzellanfabrik Zeh, Scherzer & Co. A German company that produced porcelain tableware, coffee and tea sets, and other decorative items from the time it was founded in 1880 until 1992. The backstamp also indicates a date for these cases: Z. Used the plain green mark with the name of the company and place of manufacture divided by a wavy line between 1880 and 1918. The vases are 7.5in / 19cm tall and 3.5 / 9cm at widest part of neck. White glaze interior, gold circle trim around neck. Stunning condition: no visible chips or cracks in objects 110-120 years old. Please see photographs for detailed condition. Single family heirlooms throughout their life – belonged to my great-grandparents, grandparents and latterly my mother.
Fresh from the local Cape Cod estate we offer you this rare antique early 1900s pair of cast aluminum MIT bookends. They are in good used condition with some wear, unmarked. Please check all the photos for more details, they are part of the description.
A VERY RARE PAIR OF TF&S PHOENIX ART FAINCE HAND PAINTED VASES. ONE WITH IMPRESSED FORSTERS AND ONE WITHOUT IT. ONE IS HALF A CENTIMETRE SMALLER THAN THE OTHERS. 13 INCHS TALL(33 CENTIMETRES). BOTH HAVE SMALL/LIGHT FIRING CRACKS AND ONE CERY SMALL HAIR LINE ON GLAZE WHICH INSIDE AS SHOWN IN THE PICTURES. WILL BE DISPATCHED SEPARATELY DUE TO THEIR SIZE AND SAFETY. GIVEN IS A ROUGH ESTIMATE.
A rare pair of antique Staffordshire pottery monkey figures, dating from the first half of the 1800s. The monkeys are seated on a mound and holding fruit. They are a true mirror pair – one monkey holds the fruit in its left hand, the other monkey holds the fruit in its right hand. The figures are approximately 3.25 inches tall. There are no chips, no cracks, just some crazing and paint loss and wear, and some minor kiln firing flaws. Please see the photos for details. Thank you for looking! Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.
Here’s a super rare pair of very early Ethiopian beaded chokers with silver packets at the center. As you’ll see in the photos one of them has come apart. Approximately 12 long each. These are museum quality — I’ve never found another.
A rare pair of antique Staffordshire pottery monkey figures, dating from the first half of the 1800s. The monkeys are seated on a mound and holding fruit. They are a true mirror pair – one monkey holds the fruit in its left hand, the other monkey holds the fruit in its right hand. The figures are approximately 3.25 inches tall. There are no chips, no cracks, just some crazing and paint loss and wear, and some minor kiln firing flaws. Please see the photos for details. Thank you for looking! Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter.
Business & contact Information’. Can be found at the bottom-left of this page. For telephone inquiries, please. LARGE RARE PAIR EARLY 19thc ASIAN POLYCHROME CARVED HORSES WITH MUGHAL RIDERS. This is an exceptionally rare pair of Large Early 19th century Period Polychrome Painted. Carved Asian Stallion Horses with Mughal Warrior Riders. The magnificent, original and unrestored pieces portray a male and female Mughal Warrior Rider, each wearing an Indian Turban, with a pair of ancient-style earrings and carrying a sword on each side. Form, both of the horses and riders are of a stunning patination and each retains remnants of the original paint and pigmentation colours throughout. The horses retain their original Reins, original Bridles and their original Saddles. These period pieces are rare, they are on a grand country house scale, and they both date to at least the early part of the 19th century, and very possibly much earlier! Provenance: Direct from a private collection. Completely original and unrestored. Retaining remnants of the original paint and pigmentation. There are aged-related wood splits in places and a partly broken sword – see images. Ready to be enjoyed immediately. A Certificate Of Authenticity (COA) will be provided by artsonline with this piece. Great care and much time are taken over the safe transportation of the Fine Art and Antique pieces that we sell. We pack extremely carefully, so you can rest assured that your piece will arrive with you in perfect condition. Pay Securely – Telephone orde rs welcome.
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