VERY RARE EARLY ROYAL WORCESTER EGG CODDLER WILLOW BLUE AND WHITE. IT IS APPROX 3 1/2 HIGH TO THE TOP OF THE RING. IT IS IN GREAT CONDITION WITH NO CRACKS, CHIPS, OR RESTORATIONS. THE LID IS VERY TARNISHED. PLEASE IGNORE ANY LIGHT REFLECTION. THERE IS NO APPARENT CRAZING. FULLY MARKED ON THE BASE WITH THE EARLY MARK. IT’S A GREAT ITEM THAT WILL ENHANCE ANY GOOD ROYAL WORCESTER OR EGG CODDLER COLLECTION.
Crafted from solid wood and richly clad in deep red leather, the surface is beautifully adorned with gold gilt detailing, including crowned royal emblems and an elegant cipher to the lid-symbols of authority, tradition, and imperial power. This was originally used to secure transport of official proclamations or royal decrees. The elongated, refined form-measuring approximately 20 inches long, 3.5 inches deep, and 4 inches high-gives the box a commanding presence, while remaining elegant and purposeful. Please review the photos for further condition assessment, A brass push-button latch secures the lid, adding both functionality and a refined finishing touch. The craftsmanship throughout reflects the high standards expected of official British government or royal household items of the period. Both decorative and deeply historical, this rare despatch box would make a distinguished statement in a study, library, or office setting. It stands not only as a beautifully made object, but as a tangible connection to the administrative and ceremonial workings of the British Empire under King George V. Check out our other antique listings.
This Rare Art Crafts Royal Doulton Flambe Vase circa 1910 is a stunning piece of antique English Flambe pioneer by Charles Noke brand Royal Doulton. The vibrant red colour and glossy finish which had to be achieved at very high temperature on the kiln. Which does give it a unique and luxurious look. This handmade vase features an original, rare form design typical of early Arts and Crafts 20th-century art pottery production, making it a valuable addition to any art or pottery collection. Crafted with attention to detail, this vase is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the era. 20 cm high Condition, Near Mint only some use consistent with age, no chips cracks or restoration. Provenance Stately House Richmond England.
EARLY ENGLISH DELFT DISH – KING CHARLES ROYAL COLLECTION (RARE) FACSIMILE. Large and rare copy of the celebrated charger circa 1680 – 1700 that is in the Royal Collection. Large stunning and faultless, displays very well indeed.
This is a beautiful Royal Dux Bohemia, one of the early porcelain pieces. The piece depicts potters with a large column, which is actually a candlestick. It’s an interesting piece due to its historical repair with staples, which was typical for the 19th century (porcelain cost a fortune back then), so I wouldn’t call it a flaw, but rather a feature of sorts. Even this isn’t detrimental and is virtually invisible from the front. Another imperfection is that the pot is missing from the back of the figurine on the pedestal. Apart from that, the porcelain and paint are in near-exhibit condition. Height: approximately 42 cm.
Mostly excellent condition, however some of the cream glaze has worn away in a couple of patches. Please inspect the photos to check the quality/condition for yourself. PLEASE READ THE BELOW CAREFULLY IN REGARDS TO ALL USED ITEMS IN OUR STORE. Most of our items are in used condition with some wear from general use and as such, they may show some marks. Please ensure you examine the pictures as we aim to capture any considerable marks/damage in images and we will only sell items we consider to be usable. The pictures allow you to inspect the finer detail and quality of the product before purchasing, zoom in for further inspection. Please ensure you’re happy with measurements shown in photos as some items may appear bigger than real life due to close-up shots. Some electronics may have security stickers placed over access screws to prevent tampering. From a smoke and pet free home. Some items may require cleaning before use, we clean what we reasonably can but recommend inspection upon receipt and clean if necessary. Items do not come boxed or with certificates unless stated otherwise in our descriptions. Where possible we try to use recyclable materials for packaging. We may also choose a different service or courier depending on your location, item value, and package size. We have many more items in our store, from pottery, glassware, cameras, vintage, antiques, clothing, trainers and much more. Feel free to check it out. Thank you from the Basement Hoarders team.
EARLY ENGLISH DELFT DISH – KING CHARLES ROYAL COLLECTION (RARE) FACSIMILE. Large and rare copy of the celebrated charger circa 1680 – 1700 that is in the Royal Collection. Large stunning and faultless, displays very well indeed.
Wall first period of Royal Worcester porcelain bowl / soup plate decorated in underglaze blue decoration in the Royal Lily pattern with a scalloped and pointed rim. Manufactured in England during the late 18th century, circa 1770. In 1788, King George III and Queen Charlotte visited the factory where they ordered a breakfast service in the design, which was known as Blue Lily until then. Wall period Royal Lily pattern pieces are relatively rare, but those without gilt and the red accents more so.. I wonder whether the examples without the gilt and red trim represent the earliest iterations of the pattern? In excellent condition with no chips or cracks. A true collectors piece. Diameter: 24.5 cm – Height: 4.5 cm. Please enlarge all images and inspect thoroughly, if you have any questions or require more photographs please do not hesitate to ask.
Royal Doulton – Antique Early Art Nouveau Bowl – Raised Middle. On The Base Marked 8312, UBW. In Very Good Condition – Rare. Visit My Shop To Check Out All My Items.
This rare antique Royal Winton Grimwades jug. Features a unique tree’s and roses pattern number 3038. A hand-painted profusion of stylised rose bushes against background of trees and clouds, with masses enamelled lustre multicolour hues of purple, green, yellow, pink, orange and tan. Made in England during the early 20th century, this seldom seen Art Deco style piece showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the time. With a glossy finish and printed art deco backstamp, this handmade jug is a true piece of English pottery history, perfect for any collector or lover of decorative ceramics. Backed stamped CLYO pattern number 3083 /1 and the printed Royal Winton Girmwades England. Excellent condition no chips, cracks or restoration. Size = 13.5 cms high x 14 cm across the base.
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