Today we have for offer. A VERY RARE AND OBSCURE EARLY ANTIQUE PIECE OF WEDGWOOD. THIS APPEARS TO BE A TYPE OF LANTERN OR CANDLE HOLDER. IT IS STAMPED WEDGWOOD Z ON THE BACK. THE TOP LIFTS OFF AND THERE IS A POURING MECHANISM. IT IS MADE OF AN EARTHENWARE POTTERY. WITH ONE DECORATIVE FLAIR / FAN. THE SAD PART IS THAT THIS PIECE BROKE AT SOME POINT IN TIME AND WAS REPAIRED. LOOKING AT IT FROM THE TOP, THE REPAIR ONLY SHOWS NEAR THE HANDLE. I’m sure we can.
Offering this rare piece of antique redware. Measures 8.5″ T x 8″ x 7.5″ W (slightly out of round) x 5.25″ base. This piece has a beautiful surface with a dry patinated wear and spots of glaze througout as seen “splashes” of it. In good overall condition with some wear around the rim but no major cracks or damage noticed. Bottom has a rare signed piece J. Carey attributed to Shippensburg, PA. Excellent piece of redware for your homes collection. Expect minor abrasions and wear consistent with age and use.
You are purchasing vintage & collectable item. Size approximately edge to edge 20 cm x 24 cm. I believe this to be an Original item, in good condition but showing genuine signs of age… Made with Silver Plate Brass Bronze & Metal….. Please study pictures carefully to decide. Incredible detail on the item…. Early 20th century tuareg teapot from mauritania, africa, western sahara. Handcrafted of pewter, copper and brass decorations. The tuareg people inhabit a large area, covering almost all the middle and western sahara and the north-central sahel. Tuaregs are the nomadic people of northern africa and are famous for their jewelry. The care, attention to detail and goldsmith techniques, used by the tuareg to create their own jewelry, are also used in everyday objects. The african tribal silver tea pot form is specific of the mauritanian tuareg nomadic tribes, in north western africa and is made out of pewter and then decorated with copper and brass pieces which are hammered into the shape and then soldered into place. It has a beautiful handle and lid. Great decorative collector tribal ethnographic piece. The tribal design on each teapot is the signature of the owner. These tuareg pewter teapots, are highly collectable, circa 1950s. Tuareg tea ceremony holds an important place in the daily lives of tuareg men, offering tea, is foremost a gesture of hospitality. This is a wonderful, interesting and collectable item. All items are described to the best of my ability; any mistakes are completely unintentional. Proof of posting is always obtained. Please do not pay immediately, wait for a revised invoice to receive a combined postal discount.
This beautiful Victorian stick back armchair is a true gem for any antique furniture lover. Made in the early 19th century, it boasts a stunning elm seat and beech wood construction. The chair is fully assembled and sturdy. It’s perfect for any room in your home, with beautiful a patina and wear to the arms, showing decades of use and enjoyment. This chair is handmade and features a waxed finish. Turned legs with evident signs of Woodworking, draw knife use and fine craftsmanship. This Thames Valley Windsor armchair is a true original, signed by the original maker J. Y – JB and stamped with their mark – a genuinely rare piece that will hold its value. Don’t miss the chance to own this piece of history.
Striking looking arts and crafts period tale lamp of turned and flared form hand painted decoration and signed by C Beresford Hopkins of the Yardley school and former foulton ceramics artist. Good original untouched and uncleaned condition couple of minor redundant insect holes barely noticeable and retains its original silver plated fitting but will obviously require a re-wire prior to use. Please examine all the enlarged photos as they compliment the description thanks. Size including fitting is 14 1/2 inches high. Any questions please ask.
It’s truly incredible the condition this piece is in for its age. Striking white porcelain dial, brass hands. There no cracks or chips, wow! The case is made from gunmetal and solid gold. All working as it should, no dents. Has not been polished and left completely original. Case measures. 32.80mm in width. 41.50mm in length The movement is a calibre 63 12 & 1/2 lignes produced by IWC, running lovely and keeping time. Runs first wind, winds and sets the time smoothly. The small button must be pressed when changing the time.
For sale is a very rare antique Early lighting brass sawtooth lighting trammel, English origin. Trammels were used to adjust the height of lamps and lighting sources. I found one reference online claiming it is paired with brass chandelier. A very unique design of a bird for the adjusting hook. There is also a punched manufacturing signature of C S with a tree motif. This item is very stable with secure connections. Heavy build, common for early brass items. Adjusts from about 22 to 36 inches long. It would be a great item to add to your collection of antique brass/ early lighting devices. Feel free to check out my other antique and collectible listings.
Offering this beautiful antique black painted early black Wood framed gentleman silhouette. Measures 5.75 x 4.75″ x 3/4″ thick. This is a beautiful early silhouette. Its all original and in good condition. Did have some loss/abrasions on the frame so I dry brushed in with black folk art paint. It is also signed but hard to make all it out. Beautiful piece and addition to your collection.
