Antique Reliquary : rare Solid Silver travel Crucifix / Corpus Christi - cased C.19thC A fine late 19th century solid silver (800) and ebony travel Crucifix / Corpus  More »

Antique Reliquary : rare Solid Silver travel Crucifix / Corpus Christi - cased C.19thC A fine late 19th century solid silver (800) and ebony travel Crucifix / Corpus Christi - the silver (800) figure of Christ well cast - the Cross with silver (800) back and front ends in a velvet lined red moroccan type leather/ette easel back triptych type case Good Antique Condition - on one side of the Case the hindges have become loose which we have left to the buyer to do (should be very easy) and the internal silk on the opening doors of the case are thread bare - small nick on Cross mentioned for accuracy but please view images There is a silver/makers marks on the ring at the top of the Cross - please see images Circa: late 19th century Case 6.25 (16cm) height X 7.25 inches (185cm) opened - 3.5 inches (9cm) closed Cross: 4.25 inches (11cm) height X 2 3/8th inches (6cm) width approx A rare and fine item   « Less

Antique Object d'Art : A V.Fine coloured relief Wax Portrait Figure C.19thC A very fine early 19th century coloured Relief Wax Portrait of agentleman in profile; having  More »

Antique Object d'Art : A V.Fine coloured relief Wax Portrait Figure C.19thC A very fine early 19th century coloured Relief Wax Portrait of agentleman in profile; having exceptionally fine details as example fine details shows eye lashes etc… mounted in a turned wooden frame with gilt mount. The reverse bearing a trade label for David Morrison These fine Portraits do not appear on the market very often and most are in Museums. David Morrison was artist to the aristocracy Circa: 1820 - 1850 Good Antique Condition - very difficult to photograph with excessive light reflrections - images does not do justice to this wonderful item Frame: 6 inches (15cm) dia approx   « Less

Antique Solid Silver : Novelty Thrush Egg Scent Bottle C.1911 A very pretty ceramic and solid silver novelty Scent Bottle modelled as a Thrush's Egg These scarce and  More »

Antique Solid Silver : Novelty Thrush Egg Scent Bottle C.1911 A very pretty ceramic and solid silver novelty Scent Bottle modelled as a Thrush's Egg These scarce and highly collectibles Scent Bottles are becoming harder to find The bottom of the ceramic bottle with Reg No. 20772 which was issued in 1885 to James Mcintyre of the Washington China Works Ltd, Burslem Silver screw top lid bearing full English Assay marks for Birmingham 1911 (m) Silversmith: Cornelius Saunders & Frank Shepherd 2.75 inches (7cm) length approx Good Antique Condition : painted body with light colour loss (which is normal to find) and silver screw cap with a couple of light dings - light crazing as expected please view images and read description A lovely novelty Scent Bottle - highly recommended CS FS into two separate rectangles Cornelius Saunders & Frank Shepherd, London 1898 hallmark (entered 1888) Chester 1893 (entered 1887) Saunders & Sheperd was founded in London by Cornelius Desormeaux Sanders Sr and James Francis Hollings Sheperd (1869). Became Saunders & Sheperd Ltd in 1899 and and Saunders, Sheperd & Co Ltd in 1916. Active at Bartlett's Building-Holborn Circus, London (1873-1902)   « Less

ANT-524 Pair of Eastlake Style Brass Candle Holder Wall Sconces with Beveled Mirrors Simply gorgeous! This pair of candle sconces with mirrors is a great example of the  More »

ANT-524 Pair of Eastlake Style Brass Candle Holder Wall Sconces with Beveled Mirrors Simply gorgeous! This pair of candle sconces with mirrors is a great example of the designs that characterized the Eastlake movement. The Eastlake Movement started in the late Victorian period by Charles Locke Eastlake. His book Hints on Household Taste in Furniture, Upholstery, and Other Details was a treatise for new ideas in home design and furniture. The book emphasized the importance of pride in craftsmanship, and illustrated the concept of functional design for furniture and other everyday items around the home. Eastlake's designs featured decorative, shallow relief patterns that were geometric and rectilinear, with only a few restrained curves. His ideas were a 180° turn from the deep relief carvings and elaborate ornamentation that were so popular during the High Victorian era. These candle sconces are circa the 1870s, and made of solid brass. The decorative pattern on both frames are crisp and clear, with little wear. The candle cups do have a few minor dings (not terribly noticeable), but to be expected given their age. The beveled mirrors are in great shape, and have only lost a little of their original silvering. The sconces have a brass ring attached to the back for mounting on a wall. There is a small cast tab, located lower on the back, that has a hole drilled through. This may have been used for an easel-style leg or support to allow the sconces to be placed on a dresser or other furniture surface. Measurements: * Height: 16 ¼" overall. * Width: 10 ¾" overall. * Projection: 3 ¼" * Mirror: 8 â…œ" tall x 5 ⅝" wide. * Candle Cup Openings: 15⁄16" diameter. * Mounting Ring for Wall: 1" outer diameter, 11⁄16" interior diameter. $715.00 for the pair, plus $25.00 for 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

Vintage Retro Design : Habitat Rocket Lamp - Orange Fibreglass shade C. 1960's Strong designer Retro Lamp entitled ' Rocket Lamp' by Habitat; rocket shaped Lamp having an  More »

Vintage Retro Design : Habitat Rocket Lamp - Orange Fibreglass shade C. 1960's Strong designer Retro Lamp entitled ' Rocket Lamp' by Habitat; rocket shaped Lamp having an orange fibreglass shade and teak legs - Original 1960 design with both bulb holders - complete Circa: 1960's Good Vintage Condition - in untouched and uncleaned original condition, no obvious damage, totally fresh to the market - a few scuffs to the legs which will come up well once oiled - bulb holder looks a bit shabby but original and should clean up ok - pick up only on this item because of the Shade - sold as seen untested 38 inches (96cm) height approx Pick up only from NW6/London - if buyer wants it shipped they must organise the shipper who will insure the item this is because of the shade.- we are always happy to assist with the Clients shipper   « Less

Antique Solid Silver : Facet cut cranberry glass Scent Bottle C.1907 A very pretty and good sized cranberry/ruby glass and solid silver Scent Bottle having facet cut  More »

Antique Solid Silver : Facet cut cranberry glass Scent Bottle C.1907 A very pretty and good sized cranberry/ruby glass and solid silver Scent Bottle having facet cut sides and an ornate solid silver hinged lid - no tiny internal glass stopper Good Antique Condition, no chips etc but usual light signs commensurate with age as expected please see images - bottle just cleaned and so still moisture inside which will be dried before shipping (no excessive clouding) 3.5 inches (9cm) height approx Full British Assay Marks for Birmingham 1907 and silversmith Robery Pringle Robert Pringle & Sons The business was established in 1835 by Robert Pringle (I) who had moved to London from Perth in 1820 and passed to his son Robert Pringle (II). The firm was re-styled as Robert Pringle & Son in 1882 and in 1899 as Robert Pringle & Sons. The firm was converted into a limited liability company in 1931 under the style Robert Pringle & Sons (London) Ltd and later in Robert Pringle (Engineers) Ltd (c. 1965)   « Less

ANT-522 American Large 16" Hanging Bowl Fixture...One of Four Large bowl fixtures (16"+) are harder to find than 10 to 12 inch models, and this large 16" example is  More »

ANT-522 American Large 16" Hanging Bowl Fixture...One of Four Large bowl fixtures (16"+) are harder to find than 10 to 12 inch models, and this large 16" example is very nice indeed. Circa 1920 - 1940. It is one of four identical fixtures taken from the same home...so at this time...you can order up to four of these. (UPDATE: Zero in Stock) They have all been re-wired in our UL shop, and will come with all the mounting hardware. Each fixture has one socket, easily good for 100 watts. Bigger bulbs could be used, or they could be rewired for a cluster of three bakelite sockets for a small additional charge. We just kept it original to the one socket format. The embossed decorated shades are in good condition for their age, with very few signs of wear. But then, these are true antiques, and new condition is just not here. Normal aged appearance. The color could be described as buff or tan, and when alight, the embossed designs just bounce out for an impressive presentation, which you probably can see in the pictures. The metal fixture is pewter finished, and it mounts to an electrical box with a UL crossbar and the two screws that can be seen in the picture. Measurements: * Height: 9 ½" overall. * Width: 16" (The widest part of this fixture is the bowl shade.) Price: $324.50 each, plus $35.00 each for careful packing and 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

Antique English Porcelain : Royal Crown Derby Tureen / Lidded Bowl C.1805-1825 A very attractive early 19thC Antique English porcelain small Tureen / lidded Dish/Bowl  More »

Antique English Porcelain : Royal Crown Derby Tureen / Lidded Bowl C.1805-1825 A very attractive early 19thC Antique English porcelain small Tureen / lidded Dish/Bowl by Royal Crown Derby in imari/Japn pattern. Circa: 1805-1825 Good Antique Condition 7 inches (18cm) width X 3.5 inches (9cm) height approx   « Less

Blown glass vase, olive green glass, in the Jack-in-the-Pulpit shape. Clear glass applied frill around the stem. Circa late 19th to early 20th century. Measures 14.2 cm high  More »

Blown glass vase, olive green glass, in the Jack-in-the-Pulpit shape. Clear glass applied frill around the stem. Circa late 19th to early 20th century. Measures 14.2 cm high by 8 cm wide at the lip. Excellent condition.   « Less

Small circa 1930s genuine shell cameo brooch in 9ct gold lined mount. The frame of the cameo has a floral motif. Brooch measures 2.5 cm by 2 cm. Very good condition.

Small circa 1930s genuine shell cameo brooch in 9ct gold lined mount. The frame of the cameo has a floral motif. Brooch measures 2.5 cm by 2 cm. Very good condition.   « Less