White and blue sailing ships decorated this liqueur set - great retro peach glass decanter and 6 shot or liqueur glasses. Decanter measures 21 cm high, and the glasses are  More »

White and blue sailing ships decorated this liqueur set - great retro peach glass decanter and 6 shot or liqueur glasses. Decanter measures 21 cm high, and the glasses are each 5 cm high. End of stopper has some tiny, tiny little frets to the edge and there is one little very shallow sliver off a glass rim - overall, excellent vintage condition.   « Less

Original older sconces with an original antique BRASS hi/lo finish. We believe the original maker was French, since it had European sockets in it when obtained. However,  More »

Original older sconces with an original antique BRASS hi/lo finish. We believe the original maker was French, since it had European sockets in it when obtained. However, the placement of the sockets was pitiful for light output because it left large dark patches throughout the fixture. So...we changed that. Instead of two sockets (original fixture), it now has four sockets for chandelier bulbs. The new layout is two sockets in the top section and two sockets in the bottom section, for a total of 8 bulbs in two sconces. We are showing the sconces with our LED bulbs. LED bulbs are included with the purchase of these fixtures, and the bulbs are 2700°K bulb color...which is considered identical to incandescent light bulb color. Please note our picture of the LED bulb included with these sconces. The contrast of the BRASS body is quite striking. These sconces have a rich formality, and yet just have so much good detail. As mentioned, these sconces have been completely re-wired in our UL shop with normal candelabrum base, porcelain sockets and all new wire. A mounting kit will be supplied. Measurements: Height: 14" overall. Width: 9" (maximum) Projection: 4 ¼" from the wall into the room. Price for the pair with eight LED bulbs: $1,375.00 plus $50.00 for careful packing and Ground Shipping within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and International Customers: We gladly ship our listings to customers worldwide. Shipping costs are calculated and invoiced separately on a per-order basis. We complete the necessary paperwork to export our products. You are responsible for any additional paperwork required and any duty or customs fees. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

Fantastic Antique Carving of Bear By Blackfoot Indian carver J.L Clarke.Signed by both Names.His Blackfoot name Cutapuis which means The Man who talks not.and J.L.Clarke.It  More »

Fantastic Antique Carving of Bear By Blackfoot Indian carver J.L Clarke.Signed by both Names.His Blackfoot name Cutapuis which means The Man who talks not.and J.L.Clarke.It 13" tall and 7 1/4" wide.You won't find a nicer one.   « Less

Art Deco Pottery Ceramics : An extremely rare Clarice Cliff 4 stepped Orange L Bowl - bizarre 1929 An extremely rare large Art Deco Clarice Cliff four stepped (367) Bowl  More »

Art Deco Pottery Ceramics : An extremely rare Clarice Cliff 4 stepped Orange L Bowl - bizarre 1929 An extremely rare large Art Deco Clarice Cliff four stepped (367) Bowl decorated in the equally rare Orange L pattern internally and externally having the Clarice Cliff Bizarre Newport Pottery stamp Good Overall Condition with paint wear to the green throughout and a tiny piece of orange at the base. No chips lines or restoration, it has light crazing exagerted in images because photos taken on a very sunny day - probably a trade or collector item 9.5 inches (24cm) square X 4.5 inches (11.5cm) height approx Circa: 1929 A similar Bowl ( with a chip) sold for £900 to the trade, please check links: One of two extremely rare Clarice Cliff pieces from a good private vendor http://www.gerrardsauctionrooms.com/bidcat/Catalogues.asp?F1=3072&F2=4169&status=A&F4=0&select=20100729&offset=390 Pick up welcome NW6/London   « Less

Art Deco Pottery Ceramics : An extremely rare Clarice Cliff grotesque Fish Sculpture - bizarre 1930's An extraordinary and extremely rare Art Deco pottery Clarice Cliff  More »

Art Deco Pottery Ceramics : An extremely rare Clarice Cliff grotesque Fish Sculpture - bizarre 1930's An extraordinary and extremely rare Art Deco pottery Clarice Cliff grotesque fish sculpture hand painted in greens and grays having the Clarice Cliff Bizare - Wilkinson mark Circa: Mid 1930's Good Visual Condition - a part of the front fin has been off and re-glued. No missing pieces, paint good, no chips or restoration - an easy restoration piece - probably a trade / collector item 8.5 inches (22cm) width approx One of two extremely rare Clarice Cliff pieces from a good private vendor   « Less

Pair of wrought iron chandeliers from turn-of-the-century...Circa 1920 or so. Hard to date accurately, but the quality and the original cloth wiring helped us. Heavy and  More »

Pair of wrought iron chandeliers from turn-of-the-century...Circa 1920 or so. Hard to date accurately, but the quality and the original cloth wiring helped us. Heavy and well made! We have restored the sockets and wiring completely in our UL shop, and they are ready to hang. The glass shades are all unique. This is because they are hand-blown and free-blown, which means in the air...but not into a die. So every single shade is hand done and a bit different. All the glass is in near-mint condition, and each has a beautiful crackle glass surface. They add a rustic and unique accent to these fixtures. The cast lion face masks between each shade are rather striking, and do pose a certain attitude. All rather Medieval Gothic. I like how the area below the shade is bulbous, which imitates an oil lamp reservoir, but of course only functions as a design characteristic now. Measurements: Height: 28", but can be adjusted by adding chain links, or an additional rod supsension for a slight additional cost. Diameter: 25" All mounting hardware will be supplied. Price for the complete pair of Gothic chandeliers with shades: $3,080.00 plus Freight Shipping. Freight shipping is quoted and invoiced separately after purchase. If you would like a quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

Pair of antique Art Deco slip shade wall sconces by a firm in Cleveland, Ohio called: The Frankelite Co. Frankelite had a logo which was a stylized "F" in a diamond device,  More »

Pair of antique Art Deco slip shade wall sconces by a firm in Cleveland, Ohio called: The Frankelite Co. Frankelite had a logo which was a stylized "F" in a diamond device, and issued their products under the trade name of Diamond Lighting Equipment. These sconces, circa 1933, were part of the group they named the "Fenwick Series". Frankelite was a rather small firm, about which very little is known. We have a few examples of their work, and they are always rather unique and attractive stand-alone lights. The name and date of these fixtures is verified by literature from the company as stated above. Wonderful condition. The shades are simply a treat, and in remarkable condition. The shades were probably made by Consolidated Glass, or another quality glass house. We have rewired this pair of sconces in our UL shop with new porcelain sockets and rotary switches, just like the old ones. Ready to go! Measurements: Height: 11" Width: 6 ¾" overall (backplate). Projection: 5" from the wall into the room. Price: $935.00, plus $25.00 for Ground Shipping to addresses within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and International Customers: We gladly ship our listings to customers worldwide. Shipping costs are calculated and invoiced separately on a per-order basis. We complete the necessary paperwork to export our products. You are responsible for any additional paperwork required and any duty or customs fees. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

The markings on the ricasso seem to indicate that this very unusual Hunting Sword was made in the village of Tjikoreh, called today Chikorea, on the island of Java. The  More »

The markings on the ricasso seem to indicate that this very unusual Hunting Sword was made in the village of Tjikoreh, called today Chikorea, on the island of Java. The village was well known for producing quality edged weapons and was chosen by a Dutch Colonial to craft this custom sword. While this sword has a very characteristic European style antler hilt, guard with reverse quillions and scabbard mounts the blade clearly shows Indonesian design influence. The well constructed blade swells to a clip point with a false edgeThe fullers bear artfully engraved, Muslim influenced, scroll engraving. The scabbard is European style but constructed of wood rather than leather, with nickeled brass mounts. The ricasso is marked TJI.Kr and dated 1907. There is some scattered pitting , as shown, on what must have been the resting side of the blade. The sword is 29" long with a 23" blade that retains much of the original polish. A scarce and very collectible sword.   « Less

One of the finest quality barong that we have had the privilege of offering. The hand forged, traditional leaf shaped blade shows evidence of folding. The silver  More »

One of the finest quality barong that we have had the privilege of offering. The hand forged, traditional leaf shaped blade shows evidence of folding. The silver banded, cockatoo hilt is of select Bantai wood and undamaged,. The scabbard is finely carved at the throat and tip, the body banded with a tightly woven multi colored wave on the front and a banded weave on the obverse. Excellent condition with only one small spot of pitting and a slight band of darkening in the area adjoining the hilt. Overall length 23" in scabbard, 23" out of scabbard, blade 15.25". Good age with pleasant patina.   « Less

Beautiful highly embossed sterling silver cigarette box - now useful for trinket, cards etc. Beautifully detailed top, silver sides and base. Internal lacquered wood lining.  More »

Beautiful highly embossed sterling silver cigarette box - now useful for trinket, cards etc. Beautifully detailed top, silver sides and base. Internal lacquered wood lining. Stamped "Sterling Siam" under the base. Measures 3.5 cm high by 11.2 cm square. Absolutely excellent pristine condition. Circa 1930. (TW: 259g including the lining).   « Less