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Very Rare Set Of Eight Early 18th Century Lambeth Delft Tiles With Provenance

Posted by admin On November 1, 2024

An Extraordinarily Rare Set Of Eight Lambeth. Dating to between 1725 and 1760. Tin-glazed, each decorated with. Stylized rose on buff London clay earthenware body. Many sherds with this rosette design from the Lambeth site. Very few intact tiles remain, however. Both Sherds and the V&A’s. Are illustrated and described in. 1973 by Anthony Ray. Impeccable provenance: Louis Lipski; gifted to R. And thence by descent. Victoria and Albert Museum Accession No. 5-1955 for an identical tile gifted to the museum. Charleston in 1955 – a ninth from the set. Louis Lipsky was a famous collector of English and Irish delftware and. The author of the much-sought delft bible. Assistant Keeper of the Department of Ceramics at the V&A. Renowned scholar and author of numerous books on ceramics and glass. The tiles are in good salvaged condition. There are edge chips and glaze losses. One has a missing corner. Please examine the photographs carefully. To assess the condition of the individual tiles. 12.5cm (8) sq. The photographs constitute part of the description.

Very Rare Set Of Eight Early 18th Century Lambeth Delft Tiles With Provenance

Posted by admin On July 20, 2024

An Extraordinarily Rare Set Of Eight Lambeth Delft Tiles. Dating to between 1725 and 1760. Tin-glazed, each decorated with. Stylized rose on buff London clay earthenware body. Many sherds with this rosette design from the Lambeth site. Very few intact tiles remain, however. Impeccable provenance: Louis Lipski; gifted to R. And thence by descent. Victoria and Albert Museum Accession No. 5-1955 for an identical tile gifted to the museum. Charleston in 1955 – a ninth from the set. Louis Lipsky was a famous collector of English and Irish delftware and. The author of the much-sought delft bible. Assistant Keeper of the Department of Ceramics at the V&A. Renowned scholar and author of numerous books on ceramics and glass. The tiles are in good salvaged condition. There are edge chips and glaze losses. One has a missing corner. Please examine the photographs carefully. To assess the condition of the individual tiles. 12.5cm (8) sq. The photographs constitute part of the description.

Extremely rare early 18th Century baby cot coverlet with provenance from 1705

Posted by admin On June 14, 2020

Extraordinarily rare early 18th Century, dating from 1705 babys cot coverlet also used for family christenings for many generations. The condition of the fabric is strong, no holes – completely hand made with distinctive 18thC embroidery and pink silk piping along the edges. There are some stains which would be expected with age and an item that has been used and are. There is a provenance label sewn into a corner from 1882 that dates the coverlet used by eight generations from 1705. Would be a wonderful gift for a new baby or collectors item. The item “Extremely rare early 18th Century baby cot coverlet with provenance from 1705″ is in sale since Saturday, April 13, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Fabric/Textiles\Embroidery”. The seller is “burns5709″ and is located in Nottingham. This item can be shipped worldwide.

Rare Early antique bow rocking horse from Scottish Castle with provenance

Posted by admin On October 23, 2018

Rare large Antique Rocking Horse on Bow Rocker with Scottish Castle provenance… Circa 1830 – 1860. This beautiful large antique bow rocking horse who previously resided in one of Scotlands well known castles & comes with genuine provenance, is now looking for a loving appreciative home. Refurbished many years ago whilst still resident at Cassilli House Castle in Scotland where the Kennedy family moved to from their previous residence’Culzean Castle’ which they had handed to the Scottish national trust in 1946, Reckless underwent a more recent restoration a few years ago by Jan Rusling to include conservation of his original bow & replacement ears. He was repainted to a more authentic pattern of his period & given a beautiful horsehair mane & tail. His old saddlery & components that he came with from Cassilli house have been kept safe and will come with him to his new owner, as is all part of his history. Being the very old horse that he is (approx Circa 1830 – 1860) his bow rocks with a wobble and he has age related / wood movement cracks including around where his legs meet his body hence he has some areas of paint loss. This is all part & parcel of how wood reacts to its environment & also in reckless’s case his age. This has not been an issue to his appreciative collector as he is considered retired and has been appreciated purely as an interior piece of beauty, uniqueness & British history. His new owner will need to be understanding & appreciate that this is his nature. If you want absolute perfection he is not for you! He stands approx 47/48 high his bow length will be added. Sensible offers will be considered.. Thankyou for your interest. The item “Rare Early antique bow rocking horse from Scottish Castle with provenance” is in sale since Sunday, October 7, 2018. This item is in the category “Toys & Games\Vintage & Classic Toys\Rocking Horses”. The seller is “countrycottage” and is located in uk. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.

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Rare Early antique bow rocking horse from Scottish Castle with provenance

Posted by admin On September 13, 2018

Rare large Antique Rocking Horse on Bow Rocker with Scottish Castle provenance… Circa 1830 – 1860. This beautiful large antique bow rocking horse who previously resided in one of Scotlands well known castles & comes with genuine provenance, is now looking for a loving appreciative home. Refurbished many years ago whilst still resident at Cassilli House Castle in Scotland where the Kennedy family moved to from their previous residence’Culzean Castle’ which they had handed to the Scottish national trust in 1946, Reckless underwent a more recent restoration a few years ago by Jan Rusling to include conservation of his original bow & replacement ears. He was repainted to a more authentic pattern of his period & given a beautiful horsehair mane & tail. His old saddlery & components that he came with from Cassilli house have been kept safe and will come with him to his new owner, as is all part of his history. Being the very old horse that he is (approx Circa 1830 – 1860) his bow rocks with a wobble and he has age related / wood movement cracks including around where his legs meet his body hence he has some areas of paint loss. This is all part & parcel of how wood reacts to its environment & also in reckless’s case his age. This has not been an issue to his appreciative collector as he is considered retired and has been appreciated purely as an interior piece of beauty, uniqueness & British history. His new owner will need to be understanding & appreciate that this is his nature. If you want absolute perfection he is not for you! He stands approx 47/48 high his bow length will be added. Collection is presently from Devon until the 21st September, thereafter collection will be from Sussex. Sensible offers will be considered.. Thankyou for your interest. The item “Rare Early antique bow rocking horse from Scottish Castle with provenance” is in sale since Monday, August 27, 2018. This item is in the category “Toys & Games\Vintage & Classic Toys\Rocking Horses”. The seller is “countrycottage” and is located in Devon. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.

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Custom Bundle: No
Non-Domestic Product: No

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