Fantastic rare early silver plate teapot most likely Sheffield plate although could be of continental origin due to the unusual design with the roundels. Most likely late 1700s however could be earlier based on its construction ie thin folded metal. Research has not produced another of its like so it is highly collectible. Condition as displayed in photographs. Kept in dark and dry conditions for storage. These are personal items that have either been in storage in a loft or watertight storage area. Non smoking house or environment.
THIS CAME TO ME WITH OTHER SURGICAL EQUIPMENT OF THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. THE MAJORITY OF WHICH IS ENT EQUIPMENT FROM THE VICTORIAN AND WW1 ERA. Post to all countries. On posting day I will send tracking details. Check out my feedback for quality assurance.
Very early un usual helmet or tortoiseshell shaped small oil can oiler. Please see pictures for condition and sizing some pitting and rust un cleaned as in acquired condition. Not seen another one like this shape. Chain is not attached to brass screw lid. Quite nice oiler for collectors automobile garage old tools collector man cave. Please see my other un usual oilers and items.
Antique Rare Unusual Early Foo Dog Hand-Done Hinged Brass Bracelet (A2943) Size: Inner circumference 2.25 Color: Gold, Blue Condition: Good; there are some verdigris. Missing one round and one pearl stone. I believe stones are glass, but I did not test. Hinged on the side, push-in clasp Signed: None Details: Amazing design, very heavy. Please look at all the photos, as they are part of the description. I try my best to point out any flaws. Also please remember this is a preloved piece and may show signs of light wear, marks, scratches, etc. I will be posting a lot more jewelry, Keep checking back.
This is an extremely early micrometer. In imperial thousandths (THOUS) of an inch. Probability is that it is an American gauge. The design and font used would suggest it is a very early micrometer. I post to all countries. On posting day I will send tracking details. Check out my feedback for quality assurance.
I cannot locate any other examples of this design, nor the’Disraeli’ ribbon mark. It’s clearly an early example of Staffordshire Aesthetic Transferware, but there is no record I can find of a maker using the name,’Disraeli’. There are other examples of Disraeli dedicated, & “themed” items, but nothing with this mark, & the design itself is utterly unlike any other I’ve seen. Hard to make out, but the impressed stamp also leads one to give this baby an early date. I’m thinking about 1860. It’s in fantastic shape, considering its age & likely distance traveled in its life. Terrific crazing showing its age beautifully! No significant chips not repairs apparent anywhere.
Rare Unusual Antique Georgian or Early Victorian Pewter Shell Shaped Snuff Box. Size according to photos. Please check all photos for details. Like every antique items, it might be with light marks of age / use.
Antique rare & unusual English Mason’s type ironstone pottery Jug C early 19thC. A rare and unusual English Ironstone Jug in the manner of Ashworths / Masons having Oriental influence probably of Museum merit. Circa: Early 19th century. Good Antique Condition with a firing crack between the straps of the handle (not right through to the inside) from time of manufacture and mentioned for accuracy. 5.5 inches (14cm) height approx. A highly desirable piece for any Collector of early English pottery. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Cookware & Tableware\Jugs & Pitchers”. The seller is “savergreen” and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Features: Date Lined, Decorative, Hand Painted, Antique, Ironstone
