These are the very early Griffes Antique pattern knife rests with the ball and claw feet. There are 4 good ones as shown, and one that is without a foot as shown, but still functions as a knife rest. Height 4.2 cms. Length 7.5 cms. Impressed “Christofle” inside a thin rectangular shape with an impressed square with lozenge/diamond shape with a pair of scales and “G”&”C” on either side of the scales. These are a very early marks and can be seen with a loup and watch repair glasses. These test for silver using acid test showing red. So they all add up. When parcels are heavy and or bulky I use Parcel Force international World wide. Contact me to find out likely cost before point of sale. I do not provide invoices.
Gold and brown Pattern’9072. 7.5 inside rim diameter. Glaze Crazing to the underside. Some wear to the gilding. The ladle: nibble to the rim and overglazed crack lines visible on the handle’s joint and the top (please see photos).
ANTIQUE 1910-16 SHELLEY VINCENT COFFEE SET D0171 FINE BONE CHINA. Beautiful shaped coffee pot with green handle and green lid with the pink and green floral pattern and matching milk jug. Rare to find the coffee pot.
This is an art deco large pretty blue float bowl. Float Bowl Art Deco Depression 1920/1930’s. The bowl with balls around the rim of the bowl is very attractive. The bowl has stripes running from each ball towards the middle of the bowl.
This is an art deco large pretty pink float bowl. Water Splash Pattern Float Bowl Art Deco 1920/30’s. Have a look at all the photos to see the lovely colour and condition. This float bowl is a lovely pink colour, it is not amber. These are getting scarce in this condition and is in very good condition for its age.
(STUNNING PAIR OF ANTIQUE IMARI TEA CADDYS – ONE IS IN THE IMARI 6299 PATTERN AND THE OTHER IS THE IMARI 2451 PATTERN – BEAUTIFUL SIMILAR PATTERNS – VERY BEAUTIFUL RARE ANTIQUE PIECES). DECORATED WITH LOTS OF GOLD BEAUTIFUL IMARI 6299 PATTERN & IMARI 2451 – EXQUISITE DETAIL – LOVELY COLOURS – STUNNING ANTIQUE PIECES – UNUSUAL SHAPE – FINEST PIECES OF ANTIQUE IMARI.
This is an art deco large pretty depression green float bowl. Rare Depression Green Dancing Lady Water Splash Pattern. Float Bowl Art Deco 1920/30’s. The bowl with balls around the rim of the bowl is very attractive.
This a lovely Antique from Wedgwood, early pattern (Benares) around 1840s+ Brown transfer print in colour but other colours green have been used in later dates. In lovely condition, no chips, cracks, slight ware on edges but considering it’s age. (Please see all pics for a more detailed inspection). Measuring 29 x 16 cm approx. (my feed back refers to this in may, comments as it’s important to me you receive the item as it was when I posted it). Thank you looking and please look at my other items I have on my page. This item is in the category “Collectables\Kitchen & Home\Dinnerware & Serveware\Tureens”. The seller is “iaiturnbul-8″ and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Republic of Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Australia, United States, Canada, New Zealand, Norway, Mexico, Switzerland, Bermuda, Guernsey, Gibraltar, Iceland, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Monaco.
Tall beautiful AND fancy, deep SUN COLORED AMETHYST (SCA) antique CUP or GLASS. This is NOT a reproduction but an ORIGINAL ANTIQUE B lown I nto M old glass, dating back to the 1800’s. Che ck out the design, pattern, that it was molded in = Early American Pattern Glass. And also the astrological / sunburst pattern on the base. Condition : It is in SPARKLING CLEAN condition. It may have some wear from use and/or age but it looks to be in just about perfection condition. NO cracks, chips, dings, damage, etc. Age : An ORIGINAL ANTIQUE blown-glass vessel, ca. This little vessel has all of the similarities and patterns of a normal size cup except this one comes in an extremely miniature size, being just over one inch tall. It possibly was part of an antique doll tea set but the detail and work that went into it seems like it was designed for a much more sophisticated use, like for sipping fine liqueur out of. This purple color is the result of having manganese in the glass. Manganese is a mineral, a rock, that was mined, crushed, and pulverized into a powder, then added to vats of molten liquid glass, and acted as a decolorizing agent to turn the natural aqua-tinted glass into a pure crystal clear colorless glass. Then it was blown into a mold to create a vessel. But when exposed to the ultraviolet rays of the sun or other sources of UV rays, it triggers a chemical reaction and the manganese starts to oxidize and slowly turns a lavender or amethyst color. The end result is what collectors refer to as SCA (Sun Colored Amethyst) glass. The longer it is in the sun the purpler it becomes. This little shot glass was exposed to some concentrated UV rays which had the same affect as the sun, but a lot faster. It has not been colored, stained, or altered. No matter how a glass item has turned purple (direct sunlight or UV rays in controlled environment) they all turn the same purple color as it is the same chemical reaction taking place. The only difference is the time it took to turn purple. What is important is that an item is old enough to turn purple as with few exceptions, only clear glass from before 1915 have manganese in them and will turn SCA. After this, with the start of WWI, manganese was no longer available as foreign imports decreased and domestic resources turned towards the war effort. Selenium sulphate then replaced manganese as a glass de-colorizer and when exposed to UV rays, it turns a yellow / straw color, and a dark burnt amber color. Generally speaking NO MORE purple glass after 1915! Not only does this deep purple/amethyst color make this a great looking little antique glass, but it also authenticates it as being truly antique. In summary, look at the design, thick, heavy-glass, and just beautiful in the deep lavender color, check it out! We put our 30+ years of experience in antiques to use in describing every item we list. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Kitchen & Home\Barware\Shot Glasses”. The seller is “clancy_kid” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Age:: Antique: Late 1800’s
Description: Early American Pattern Glass EAPG mini cup
Era: Antique: Late 1800’s
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