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Gifted UK Antique Crown Devon "Dora" Pattern Urn Vase | Gilded Floral Pottery c. 1914 £50.00

Condition Notes: This vase is in very good antique condition, considering its age. It displays the expected signs of over a century of life, including:Light wear to the gold gilding, particularly on the handles and rim, which adds to its authentic vintage charm.Fine, all-over crazing (crackle in the glaze), which is typical for earthenware of this period and a sign of its authenticity.There are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs.Country of Origin: United KingdomAntique: YesType: VaseOriginal/Repro: OriginalMaterial: Ceramic/PorcelainCountry/Region: United KingdomAge: 1900-1940Maker: crown devonAdd a piece of genuine English pottery history to your collection with this exquisite antique Crown Devon vase. This beautiful urnshaped vase features the highly soughtafter "Dora" pattern and dates back to the early 20th century.Product Details:This elegant piece showcases a classic urn shape with a flared rim and a pedestal base. It is adorned with striking twin handles, both generously gilded to create a luxurious and refined look. The vase is decorated with a detailed floral motif, likely a transferware design with handpainted enhancements, featuring delicate blooms and foliage. Extensive handapplied gold gilding highlights the handles, rim, and base, while a soft, pale bluegreen wash adds an extra touch of color to the creamy body of the vase.Historical Information:This is a true antique, produced by the wellknown pottery S. Fielding & Co. of StokeonTrent, England, under their popular "Crown Devon" trade name. The vase is clearly marked on the base with the pattern name "Dora" and the registration number R.D. No. 629323. This registration number confirms the design was first registered in 1914, making this piece a fantastic historical artifact.Condition:This vase is in very good antique condition, considering its age. It displays the expected signs of over a century of life, including: Light wear to the gold gilding, particularly on the handles and rim, which adds to its authentic vintage charm. Fine, allover crazing (crackle in the glaze), which is typical for earthenware of this period and a sign of its authenticity. There are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. Measurements: Height: Approx. 6 inches (15 cm) Weight: 0.543 kg Backstamp: "CROWN DEVON FIELDING STOKEONTRENT ENGLAND," with the Crown logo, "DORA," and "RD No. 629323." This is a wonderful opportunity to own a charming and authentic piece of Crown Devon pottery. It would be a perfect addition to a collection or a standout decorative item for a classic or vintageinspired interior. Please examine all photos carefully as they are part of the description, and feel free to ask any questions.

Gifted UK Antique HandColored Lithographs: "Dunstanborough Castle" and "Tynemouth Castle" £50.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: These are antique prints, so the condition reflects their age. The paper of both prints has yellowed, and there are visible spots of foxing and discoloration, particularly in the sky areas, which is expected for pieces of this era.Important: One of the two frames is damaged. The black frame has a significant break on the bottom right corner, as clearly shown in the photos. The other frame is in better condition with only minor scuffs. The matting appears to be in good shape.Type: PrintSize: MediumTheme: boatMaterial: PaperFraming: FramedOriginal/Licensed Reprint: OriginalCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis is a very rare and historically significant pair of antique, handcolored lithographs. The set includes two separate prints, one depicting the ruins of Dunstanborough Castle and the other showing Tynemouth Castle. Both are professionally matted and framed, and while they show signs of age, their charm and historical value make them a remarkable find for a collector or history enthusiast.ConditionThese are antique prints, so the condition reflects their age. The paper of both prints has yellowed, and there are visible spots of foxing and discoloration, particularly in the sky areas, which is expected for pieces of this era.Important: One of the two frames is damaged. The black frame has a significant break on the bottom right corner, as clearly shown in the photos. The other frame is in better condition with only minor scuffs. The matting appears to be in good shape.MeasurementsFrame Dimensions: Approximately 11.5 inches long by 9.5 inches wide.Historic BackgroundThese prints are highly valuable due to their provenance and the artists involved. The prints are from a series of works produced by notable British artists and engravers of the 19th century. J.D. Harding (James Duffield Harding, 1797–1863): A prominent British landscape painter, lithographer, and drawing master. He was known for his skilled topographical views and was a respected figure in the art world of his time. W. Finden (William Finden, 1787–1852): An acclaimed English engraver who often worked with his brother, Edward Francis Finden, on publishing highquality illustrations for books and art portfolios. The prints depict two famous historical sites in Northumberland, England: Dunstanborough Castle: A magnificent 14thcentury castle ruin on a remote headland on the coast of Northumberland. Built by Thomas, Earl of Lancaster, it played a role in the Wars of the Roses and is now a popular tourist destination managed by English Heritage. Tynemouth Castle: A historic site located at the mouth of the River Tyne, combining the ruins of a medieval priory and a castle. It has a history stretching back to AngloSaxon times, and the site has been a strategic defensive position for centuries. These lithographs offer a beautiful glimpse into the English landscape of the 19th century as seen through the eyes of respected artists and engravers. Despite the damage to one frame, the prints themselves are a fantastic piece of British art history.Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. They are an integral part of the description

Vintage Marble & Brass Table Lamp – Ornate Onyx Base – Working Condition0

Vintage Marble & Brass Table Lamp – Ornate Onyx Base – Working Condition1

Gifted UK Vintage Marble & Brass Table Lamp – Ornate Onyx Base – Working Condition £50.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Good vintage condition with minor signs of wear.Some patina and aging on brass parts, adding to its vintage charm.The wiring appears functional and safe, but buyers may wish to have it tested by an electrician for safety.Pattern: MarbledType: Table LampStyle: Vintage/RetroMaterial: MarbleFinish: BrassThis elegant vintage table lamp features a beautiful onyx and brass design, combining a classic marble base with intricate metalwork. The lamp has a stunning swirled onyx column, showcasing warm amber, cream, and brown tones, paired with a decorative brass base with claw feet. Product Details: Material: Onyx marble, brass metal Height: Approx. 10.5 inches (measured in photos) Weight: Approx. 870g (measured) Plug Type: UK plug (fused) Socket Type: Standard bayonet fitting Condition: Tested & working Condition: Good vintage condition with minor signs of wear. Some patina and aging on brass parts, adding to its vintage charm. The wiring appears functional and safe, but buyers may wish to have it tested by an electrician for safety. Why You'll Love This Lamp: Classic and timeless design, perfect for vintage or antique décor. Solid onyx marble construction, making it a sturdy and highquality piece. Ideal for bedside tables, desks, or accent lighting in a stylish space. A beautifully crafted vintage lamp, ready to add a touch of elegance to any home!

Antique HandColored Engraving The Tyne from South Shields, Durham by T. Allom0

Antique HandColored Engraving The Tyne from South Shields, Durham by T. Allom1

Gifted UK Antique HandColored Engraving The Tyne from South Shields, Durham by T. Allom £57.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Condition: Good antique condition. The print is framed under glass and has been protected from significant damage. The paper shows signs of age, including some discoloration and a few minor spots. The frame is a period-style black and gold wood frame with some wear and scuffs, but is solid and ready to hang.Country of Origin: United KingdomType: PrintSize: MediumMaterial: PaperFraming: FramedOriginal/Licensed Reprint: OriginalProduction Technique: EtchingThis is a beautiful and detailed antique handcolored engraving titled "The Tyne from South Shields, Durham." This historical print captures a bustling maritime scene on the River Tyne, with large sailing ships, smaller boats, and a lighthouse in the distance. The print is a collaborative work, with the original scene drawn by Thomas Allom and engraved by William Kelsall. The delicate, handapplied color adds warmth and life to the finely etched details of the water, ships, and buildings.This piece is a wonderful snapshot of 19thcentury life in a significant port town in the Northeast of England. It would be a great addition to any collection of nautical or historical prints, or as a decorative piece for a home or office.Condition: Good antique condition. The print is framed under glass and has been protected from significant damage. The paper shows signs of age, including some discoloration and a few minor spots. The frame is a periodstyle black and gold wood frame with some wear and scuffs, but is solid and ready to hang.Measurements:Frame Dimensions: 12 inches tall x 15 inches wideHistorical Background: This engraving is a testament to the thriving port life of the River Tyne in the 19th century. Thomas Allom (18041872) was a prolific English architect, artist, and illustrator known for his topographical work, and his depictions of scenes in England and abroad. His drawings were often reproduced as engravings for popular travel books and publications. William Kelsall was a skilled engraver who collaborated with Allom and other artists to translate their drawings into prints. The title "The Tyne from South Shields, Durham" is historically interesting, as South Shields is now part of Tyne and Wear, but was historically in County Durham. This print provides an authentic glimpse into the region's history, showcasing its importance as a center for trade and shipping.

Rare Antique Engraving of Mrs. Murray by W. A. Sawyer Historical Family Portrait0

Rare Antique Engraving of Mrs. Murray by W. A. Sawyer Historical Family Portrait1

Gifted UK Rare Antique Engraving of Mrs. Murray by W. A. Sawyer Historical Family Portrait £80.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Good antique condition. The engraving shows some signs of age-related foxing and discoloration, as is common with prints of this era. The frame is a period piece with a dark wood finish and some gold gilt trim, showing wear consistent with its age. The back of the frame is the original cardboard with handwritten family history, making it a key part of the item's value. The label on the back from the "Army & Navy Co-operative Society, Ltd." further authenticates its age and origin.Country of Origin: United KingdomUnit of Sale: Single PieceType: PrintImage Orientation: PortraitSize: MediumSigned: NoTheme: PortraitMaterial: PaperOriginal/Licensed Reprint: Licensed ReprintSubject: FamilyPersonalise: NoThis is a remarkable and historically significant antique engraving of Mrs. Murray, identified on the back as Isabella Strange, the wife of the Hon. the Lord James Wolfe Murray of Cringletie. The portrait is a reproduction, "reproduced by W.A. Sawyer" and features the name "Westfield Walmer." This piece offers a unique and personal glimpse into the life of a prominent family from the 19th century.The back of the frame is a treasure in itself, with handwritten notes providing a fascinating provenance: Mrs. Murray's maiden name, Isabella Strange. Her husband's full name and title. The years she was married (1807) and when she died (1847). Her parents' names, James Strange and Margaret of Durisdeer. Connections to "Bonnie Prince Charlie" and the Clan Strange and Clan Durham. This detailed information makes the piece more than just a portrait; it's a direct connection to a specific person and a family with ties to Scottish history. It would be a captivating addition for a collector of historical portraits, a genealogist, or someone with a special interest in Scottish family history.Condition: Good antique condition. The engraving shows some signs of agerelated foxing and discoloration, as is common with prints of this era. The frame is a period piece with a dark wood finish and some gold gilt trim, showing wear consistent with its age. The back of the frame is the original cardboard with handwritten family history, making it a key part of the item's value. The label on the back from the "Army & Navy Cooperative Society, Ltd." further authenticates its age and origin.Measurements:Frame Dimensions: 12 inches wide x 15 inches tallHistorical Background: This piece is a fantastic example of a personal historical document. The detailed notes on the back provide an incredible amount of information, linking the subject directly to known historical figures and locations. The Army & Navy Cooperative Society, Ltd. was a wellknown department store in London that operated from the late 19th century into the 20th century, confirming the piece's age. The portrait itself is a reproduction of an original piece, likely a painting, allowing it to be widely distributed among family members or admirers. The notes about her family lineage, including her father James Strange and his connection to the "Bonnie Prince Charlie" Stuart line, add to its significance.

Set of 3 Tony Wood Staffordshire Character Teapots Aron, William & Lady jug0

Set of 3 Tony Wood Staffordshire Character Teapots Aron, William & Lady jug1

Staffordshire Set of 3 Tony Wood Staffordshire Character Teapots Aron, William & Lady jug £37.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Very good vintage condition overall:Clean, glossy glaze with minimal age wear.No cracks or repairs observed.Light natural crazing typical of Staffordshire ceramics.Bases stamped and clear (see photos).Please examine all images for full details of condition.Brand: StaffordshireType: JugOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalMaterial: PorcelainColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: United KingdomCharming set of three handpainted character teapots by Tony Wood, Staffordshire, England — known for whimsical and collectible ceramic figures inspired by classic English personalities. Each teapot features expressive faces, rich glaze colours, and fine detailing typical of Tony Wood’s 1970s–1980s Staffordshire craftsmanship. The set includes: “William” – seated jovial gentleman in green coat and tricorn hat “Aron” – redcoated gentleman with judge’s wig and hat Lady figure – woman in bonnet with umbrella, classic rural motif Together they make a delightful display trio — ideal for collectors of British pottery or vintage novelty ceramics. ️ Details Maker: Tony Wood Pottery, Staffordshire, England Era: c.1970s–1980s Material: Glazed earthenware ceramic Markings: All stamped Tony Wood Staffordshire England with crests and impressed names on base Height (approx.): 18–20 cm (7–8 in) Weight (largest): 1.799 kg Colours: Multicoloured handpainted glaze Condition Very good vintage condition overall: Clean, glossy glaze with minimal age wear. No cracks or repairs observed. Light natural crazing typical of Staffordshire ceramics. Bases stamped and clear (see photos). Please examine all images for full details of condition. ️ About Tony Wood Pottery The Tony Wood Pottery of Burslem, Staffordshire, was a continuation of the historic Wood & Sons lineage, one of England’s oldest pottery families dating back to the 18th century. Tony Wood pieces are admired for their humour, charm, and connection to traditional Toby jug and character teapot design — making them highly collectible worldwide. Perfect For Collectors of Toby jugs, character teapots, or Staffordshire pottery Cottage & English country décor Tea room or pub display Gift for British pottery enthusiasts Shipping Securely packed with bubble wrap and reinforced box Ships from the UK Tracked international delivery available A delightful trio of Tony Wood Staffordshire character teapots — colourful, classic, and full of English charm.

Rare Antique Engraving Tynemouth Priory Lighthouse StormC. Balmer E. Finden prin0

Rare Antique Engraving Tynemouth Priory Lighthouse StormC. Balmer E. Finden prin1

Gifted UK Rare Antique Engraving Tynemouth Priory Lighthouse StormC. Balmer E. Finden prin £50.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Condition: Good antique condition. The print is framed under glass, which has protected it well over the years. The colors remain vibrant, and the paper shows expected signs of age, including a slight patina. The frame is a simple, modern black and gold wood frame. The backing is secured with tape and appears to be in fair condition, consistent with its age.Country of Origin: United KingdomUnit of Sale: Single PieceType: PrintImage Orientation: LandscapeSigned: NoSize: MediumTheme: lifeboatMaterial: PaperFraming: FramedOriginal/Licensed Reprint: OriginalPersonalise: NoThis is a beautiful and historically significant antique engraving titled "Tynemouth Priory and LightHouse, The LifeBoat." This piece depicts a dramatic scene of a lifeboat battling rough seas near the coast of Tynemouth, with the famous priory and lighthouse visible on the cliffs above.The engraving is handcolored and was created by two notable artists of the 19th century: drawn by G. Balmer and engraved by E. Finden. The intricate details of the stormy waves and the figures in the boat showcase the skill of these artists. This piece is a fascinating glimpse into maritime history and the powerful coastal scenes that captivated audiences during this period.Condition: Good antique condition. The print is framed under glass, which has protected it well over the years. The colors remain vibrant, and the paper shows expected signs of age, including a slight patina. The frame is a simple, modern black and gold wood frame. The backing is secured with tape and appears to be in fair condition, consistent with its age.Measurements:Frame Dimensions: 12 inches tall x 10.5 inches wideHistorical Background: This engraving is a testament to the collaboration between two prominent figures in 19thcentury British art: George Balmer (18051846): A talented English landscape and marine painter. He was known for his atmospheric and detailed depictions of coastal scenes and seascapes. Edward Francis Finden (17911857): A highly respected English engraver. He was part of a family of renowned engravers and frequently collaborated with celebrated artists to reproduce their works. This print likely originates from a larger illustrated book or collection, making it a wonderful standalone piece of historical art. It would make an excellent addition to a collection of antique prints, maritime art, or as a unique decorative item for a home or office.

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Antique Brass & Cut Glass Cruet Set Four Bottle Table Castor Stand Marked EPNS0

Antique Brass & Cut Glass Cruet Set Four Bottle Table Castor Stand Marked EPNS1

Gifted UK Antique Brass & Cut Glass Cruet Set Four Bottle Table Castor Stand Marked EPNS £80.00

Condition Notes: Fair to good antique condition overall:Brass frame shows patina, tarnish and some surface spotting from age.One bottle has a small rim chip (see photos).Minor wear to glass bases; no major cracks or replacements noted.Lids fit well and move freely.All bottles fit correctly in the frame — a complete and presentable set.Antique: YesComposition: Silver PlateStyle: AntiqueProduct: Cruet SetsMaterial: Silver PlateCountry of Origin: United KingdomElegant antique brass and cut glass cruet set with four bottles and a classic arched handle. Each bottle features traditional crosscut and starburst faceting, set within a heavy brass stand raised on ball feet. Two bottles have brass screwtop lids, and two are open for stoppers or pouring oils and vinegars. The set has an understated Georgian/early Victorian look, typical of late19th to early20th century tableware craftsmanship. A charming display or functional piece for formal dining or vintage décor. ️ Details Material: Brass stand, handcut glass bottles Height: approx. 20 cm (8 in) Base width: approx. 16 cm (6¼ in) Weight: 1.30 kg (total) Mark: “EPNS” (Electroplated Nickel Silver) on underside Number of bottles: 4 Era: c.1900–1920 Condition Fair to good antique condition overall: Brass frame shows patina, tarnish and some surface spotting from age. One bottle has a small rim chip (see photos). Minor wear to glass bases; no major cracks or replacements noted. Lids fit well and move freely. All bottles fit correctly in the frame — a complete and presentable set. ️ Historical Note Cruet sets were essential in Victorian and Edwardian dining rooms, used for oils, vinegars, and condiments. This example, with its simple brass frame and geometric cut glass, reflects early 20thcentury practicality while retaining decorative refinement. Perfect For Collectors of antique silver/brass tableware Vintage kitchen or dining display Restaurant, café, or catering décor Gift for lovers of classic British dining traditions Shipping Securely packed and protected Tracked UK and international delivery available A graceful antique brass cruet set with handcut crystal bottles — a timeless piece of dining history and craftsmanship.

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Antique SilverPlated & Cut Glass Cruet Set SixBottle Castor with Stand Victoria0

Gifted UK Antique SilverPlated & Cut Glass Cruet Set SixBottle Castor with Stand Victoria £130.00

Condition Notes: Good antique condition with age-consistent wear:Silver plate shows surface tarnish and oxidation throughout (could be polished if preferred).One bottle (mustard pot) has a repaired neck (visible adhesive, see photos).No major chips or cracks on remaining glass; minor base wear as expected.Complete set with all matching bottles present.Please examine all photos closely—they form part of the description.Antique: YesCountry of Origin: United KingdomElegant antique silverplated cruet set featuring six original diamondcut glass bottles in an ornate silverplated holder with decorative lion mask feet and a sculpted central handle. The bottles include two stoppers, two pierced shakers, and one lidded mustard pot with spoon, plus an additional condiment bottle. All glass pieces display exquisite crosscut and faceted diamond patterns, reflecting the craftsmanship typical of late Victorian to early Edwardian tableware. A beautiful, substantial piece — perfect for display or use as a statement centrepiece. ️ Details Material: Silver plate (marked “S EP BM”, EPBM = Electroplated Britannia Metal) and cut glass Height: Approx. 30 cm (12 in) Weight: 2.44 kg (entire set) Number of bottles: 6 Features: Ornate cast handle, footed base, detailed borders Era: Likely late 19th to early 20th century Maker’s marks: S EP BM and pattern number 6901 stamped on underside Condition Good antique condition with ageconsistent wear: Silver plate shows surface tarnish and oxidation throughout (could be polished if preferred). One bottle (mustard pot) has a repaired neck (visible adhesive, see photos). No major chips or cracks on remaining glass; minor base wear as expected. Complete set with all matching bottles present. Please examine all photos closely—they form part of the description. ️ Historical Note Cruet stands like this became popular during the Victorian dining era (midtolate 1800s), when table condiments were presented in elaborate silver or silverplated caddies filled with finecut glass bottles. Makers across Sheffield and Birmingham, such as Elkington, Walker & Hall, and others, produced exquisite EPBM examples similar in design to this piece. Perfect For Collectors of antique silver plate or tableware Period dining room or vintage décor Gift for antique enthusiasts or restorers Elegant restaurant or wedding display Shipping Professionally packed with protective materials Ships from the UK Tracked and insured international delivery available A superb example of 19thcentury craftsmanship — richly detailed, beautifully heavy, and full of period charm.

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Handmade Handmade Glass Amber Cat Figurine Sitting Clear Legs 3" Animal Art Good w/ Box £12.00

Condition: UsedBrand: HandmadeType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalItem Height: 3 inPackaging: BoxTheme: Art,BoxingMaterial: GlassProduction Style: Art GlassSubject: CatHandmade: YesColour: OrangeVintage: YesCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis item is a handmade glass cat figurine, featuring a delightful seated pose with outstretched front legs and a long curling tail. The cat is made of ambercolored glass with clear limbs, a white snout, and expressive black eyes, giving it a lifelike and playful appearance. The figurine stands approximately 3 inches (7.5 cm) tall and is an adorable addition to any collection of glass animals or felinethemed décor. Product Details: Type: Handmade Glass Figurine Animal: Cat Color: Amber with Clear Legs and Tail Material: Glass Height: Approx. 3 inches (7.5 cm) Design: Seated pose with curved tail and upright posture Condition: Used, good condition – no visible chips, cracks, or scratches. Glass retains a glossy, clean surface and all limbs are intact. Box Condition: Box is good condition. Collector's Note: This charming glass cat is a sweet representation of feline elegance, perfect for display on shelves, desks, or within a curio cabinet. Ideal for collectors of animal miniatures, cat lovers, or anyone who appreciates handmade glass craftsmanship.

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Royal Copenhagen Flowers on the Windowsill framed Porcelain Plate Carl Larsson0

Royal Copenhagen Flowers on the Windowsill framed Porcelain Plate Carl Larsson1

Gifted UK Royal Copenhagen Flowers on the Windowsill framed Porcelain Plate Carl Larsson £99.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Condition: This is a vintage porcelain plate in excellent, pre-owned condition. There are no chips, cracks, or crazing. The colors are vibrant and the gold rim is intact. Please examine all photos closely as they are part of the description. The wooden frame has a small scratch.Artist: Carl LarssonType: PrintSize: MediumMaterial: PorcelainFraming: FramedOriginal/Licensed Reprint: OriginalRegion of Origin: denmarkCountry of Origin: DenmarkCondition: This is a vintage porcelain plate in excellent, preowned condition. There are no chips, cracks, or crazing. The colors are vibrant and the gold rim is intact. Please examine all photos closely as they are part of the description. The wooden frame has a small scratch.Description: This is a beautiful and collectible porcelain plate from the prestigious Royal Copenhagen porcelain factory. The plate features a reproduction of the famous artwork "Flowers on the Windowsill" by renowned Swedish artist Carl Larsson (18531919). This piece is part of a limited edition series that pays homage to Larsson's beloved "A Home" (Ett Hem) series of paintings, which depict the idyllic daily life of his family in their home in Sundborn, Sweden.The scene on the plate shows a charming still life of flowers on a windowsill, painted in Larsson's distinctive and warm watercolor style. The intricate detail and rich colors are beautifully translated onto the porcelain, making it a wonderful piece for any collector of Royal Copenhagen, Carl Larsson, or Scandinavian art. The plate is finished with a delicate gold rim.Measurements:Diameter: Approximately 9.5 inchesHistorical Background: This plate is a piece of a collaboration between the Danish porcelain manufacturer Royal Copenhagen and the Swedish artist Carl Larsson. Carl Larsson is one of Sweden's most beloved artists, known for his cozy and detailed watercolor paintings of his family and home. His work has become a symbol of Swedish home life and design. This plate, featuring his iconic "Flowers on the Windowsill" painting, was likely produced as a limited edition collector's item, celebrating the enduring charm of his art. The back of the plate features the famous Royal Copenhagen hallmark with the three wavy lines, along with the artist's signature and the title of the painting.

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Rare Antique 1st Quality Royal Copenhagen Leaf Dish Gold Edge Fluted Handle0

Rare Antique 1st Quality Royal Copenhagen Leaf Dish Gold Edge Fluted Handle1

Gifted UK Rare Antique 1st Quality Royal Copenhagen Leaf Dish Gold Edge Fluted Handle £940.00

Condition Notes: Excellent antique condition — no chips, cracks, or repairs. The gold trim remains vibrant, the glaze is glossy, and the intricate blue pattern is crisp. The handle is fully intact, and the dish shows only minimal wear expected from its age.Antique: YesType: Candy DishUnit Type: UnitOriginal/Repro: OriginalMaterial: Ceramic/PorcelainCountry/Region: DenmarkUnit Quantity: 1Age: 1850-1899Maker: Royal CopenhagenCountry of Origin: DenmarkThis item is a rare antique Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Half Lace candy dish, produced between 1870 and 1890, during the early years of this intricate and elegant pattern.Designed by Arnold Krog in 1888, the Blue Fluted Half Lace design is celebrated for its delicate lacelike border, handpainted cobalt blue florals, and — in this rare example — an elegant gold trim that adds to its sophistication and scarcity.Crafted in a leafshaped form with a curled handle, this petite antique dish is both functional and decorative, and an uncommon find in this pattern, especially in such excellent condition. Product Details: Brand: Royal Copenhagen Pattern: Blue Fluted Half Lace with Gold Trim Type: Candy Dish Color: White with Cobalt Blue and Gold Accent Material: Fine Porcelain Size: Approx. 4.5 inches across Painter’s Number: 15 (marked) Production Date: 1870–1890 Markings: Handpainted blue waves, painter's number, no scratch (1st Quality) Weight: Approx. 100 grams Condition:Excellent antique condition — no chips, cracks, or repairs. The gold trim remains vibrant, the glaze is glossy, and the intricate blue pattern is crisp. The handle is fully intact, and the dish shows only minimal wear expected from its age. About Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Half Lace:The Blue Fluted pattern was first introduced in 1775, but the Half Lace variant, designed by Arnold Krog in the late 19th century, brought a more decorative and delicate edge to the timeless style. Each piece is handpainted, making every item unique. Small candy dishes with gold trim from this era are exceptionally rare, making this piece a standout in any collection. Why Add This Piece? A rare example of Royal Copenhagen's craftsmanship Perfect for collectors of antique porcelain Elegant for display or refined serving use 1st Quality with painter’s number and no flaws An exceptional antique dish that brings together history, beauty, and rarity.

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Carl Scheidig Set5 Antique German Porcelain Cherub Musician Figurines Gräfenthal0

Carl Scheidig Set5 Antique German Porcelain Cherub Musician Figurines Gräfenthal1

Gräfenthal Carl Scheidig Set5 Antique German Porcelain Cherub Musician Figurines Gräfenthal £99.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: The set is in excellent vintage condition. Upon inspection, there are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The hand-painted details remain clear and vibrant, and the gilt trim is well-preserved with only minimal signs of age-related wear. Please review all the photographs carefully as they are an integral part of the item's description.Country of Origin: GermanyOrigin: germanSigned: YesMaterial: PorcelainSubject: CherubColour: MulticolouredVintage: YesBrand: GräfenthalType: FigurineOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalTheme: GermanFeatures: Hand PaintedProduction Style: Art PotteryProduction Technique: PotteryBackstamp: PaintedFinish: GlossyHandmade: YesThis is a delightful vintage set of five porcelain cherub musicians by the German manufacturer Carl Scheidig. This charming angelic orchestra features five individual putti, each sitting on an elegant rococostyle scroll base adorned with a yellow rose and fine gilt details. Each cherub is beautifully modelled and handpainted, playing a different instrument to form a complete miniature band. This set is a wonderful example of Thuringian porcelain artistry and would make a perfect addition to any collection or a whimsical decorative display. Product Details: Brand: Carl Scheidig K.G. Origin: Gräfenthal, Thuringia, Germany Mark: The figurines bear the blue crown over 'NC' mark used by Carl Scheidig post1935, and are impressed with "Germany". Period: Vintage (Mid 20th Century) Material: Porcelain Quantity: Set of 5 matching figurines Approx. Height: 9.5 cm (3.75 inches) Total Weight: 545 grams The Angelic Orchestra: This charming quintet includes: The Conductor/Singer: Holding a red songbook. The Drummer: Playing a drum and a golden cymbal. The Flautist: Playing a transverse flute. The Accordionist: Playing a miniature concertina. The Oboist: Playing a doublepiped woodwind instrument. Each figure is unique, yet they are unified by the beautifully crafted scrollwork base and delicate handpainted features. Condition: The set is in excellent vintage condition. Upon inspection, there are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The handpainted details remain clear and vibrant, and the gilt trim is wellpreserved with only minimal signs of agerelated wear. Please review all the photographs carefully as they are an integral part of the item's description. About Carl Scheidig Porcelain: The Carl Scheidig porcelain factory was established in 1906 in Gräfenthal, a town in the Thuringia region of Germany, which is famous for its long and rich history of porcelain manufacturing. The company quickly gained a reputation for producing highquality decorative figurines, groups, and giftware, often in the popular Rococo Revival style. The crowned "NC" mark seen on these pieces was one of the factory's primary marks used from around 1935 until the company was nationalised in 1972. Pieces by Carl Scheidig are appreciated by collectors for their fine craftsmanship and charming designs.

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Antique 19th C Dresden Style Porcelain Figurine The Broken Bridge After Acier Ro0

Antique 19th C Dresden Style Porcelain Figurine The Broken Bridge After Acier Ro1

Dresden Porcelain Antique 19th C Dresden Style Porcelain Figurine The Broken Bridge After Acier Ro £855.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: This is an antique piece and is in vintage condition with some signs of age and wear.Damage: There is specific damage to the gallant's left hand, where the fingers are broken off. This is clearly shown in the detailed photographs.General: As is common with delicate antique porcelain of this nature, there may be minuscule nicks on some of the fragile flower petals or leaves upon close inspection. The colours remain bright and the main figures present beautifully. Please examine all photos carefully as they form a crucial part of the condition description.Country of Origin: GermanyOrigin: DresdenAntique: YesMaterial: PorcelainYear Manufactured: 1800Colour: MulticolouredBrand: Dresden PorcelainType: FigurineEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalStyle: VictorianFeatures: Hand PaintedProduction Style: Art PotteryTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Technique: PotteryBackstamp: PaintedFinish: GlossyHandmade: YesThis is a beautiful 19thcentury German porcelain figure group in the Dresden style, based on the famous model 'The Broken Bridge' (Le Pont Cassé) by Michel Victor Acier. The romantic scene depicts a gallant in 18thcentury attire assisting a lady, both adorned with intricate, handapplied floral garlands. At their feet, a small cherub gathers roses near the symbolic broken bridge. The figurine is exquisitely handpainted with vibrant enamels and features delicate gilt highlights on the rococostyle base. This piece captures the charm and elegance of the Rococo Revival period. Product Details: Origin: German, Thuringian (Dresden Style) Mark: Blue crown mark on the underside, in the style of manufacturers from the Thuringia region like Ernst Bohne Söhne. Model: 'The Broken Bridge', after the original 18thcentury design by Michel Victor Acier. Period: 19th Century Material: Porcelain Approx. Height: 19.5 cm (7.7 inches) Weight: 645 grams Features: Handpainted, Gilt Details, Applied Flowers Design Highlights: Romantic Narrative: The figurine captures a tender moment between a courting couple, a popular theme in 18th and 19thcentury art. Intricate Florals: The piece is lavishly decorated with delicate, individually applied porcelain flowers and leaves, showcasing incredible craftsmanship. Vibrant Palette: The use of bright colours, from the lavender of the man's coat to the detailed patterns on the lady's dress, brings the scene to life. Elegant Base: The sculpted, rocky base is finished with a fluted pattern and gilt accents, providing a sophisticated foundation for the scene. Condition: This is an antique piece and is in vintage condition with some signs of age and wear. Damage: There is specific damage to the gallant's left hand, where the fingers are broken off. This is clearly shown in the detailed photographs. General: As is common with delicate antique porcelain of this nature, there may be minuscule nicks on some of the fragile flower petals or leaves upon close inspection. The colours remain bright and the main figures present beautifully. Please examine all photos carefully as they form a crucial part of the condition description. About 'The Broken Bridge' & Thuringian Porcelain: The model 'Le Pont Cassé' or 'The Broken Bridge' was originally designed in 1775 by the celebrated French sculptor Michel Victor Acier during his time at the Meissen manufactory. The allegorical scene, representing a romantic challenge or a leap of faith, became one of the most beloved and iconic models of the 18th century. Its popularity led to its reproduction by numerous other highquality German porcelain factories throughout the 19th century, particularly in the Thuringia region, which includes the city of Dresden. These factories, such as Ernst Bohne Söhne, were renowned for their skill in creating detailed figures and floral work that rivalled that of Meissen, and their pieces are highly collectible today.

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Vintage Onyx & Brass Table Lamp – Claw Ornate Foot Base – Working Condition0

Vintage Onyx & Brass Table Lamp – Claw Ornate Foot Base – Working Condition1

Gifted UK Vintage Onyx & Brass Table Lamp – Claw Ornate Foot Base – Working Condition £75.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Good vintage condition with some patina on the brass adding character.The onyx is well-preserved, showcasing its natural veining and color variations.Pattern: MarbledType: Table LampCharacter: ClawfulStyle: Vintage/RetroMaterial: MarbleFinish: BrassThis elegant vintage onyx and brass table lamp features a beautifully sculpted onyx marble column with natural swirls of amber, cream, and white. The ornate brass base with claw feet adds a timeless antique touch, making it a perfect accent for vintage or classical décor. Product Details: Material: Onyx marble, brass metal Height: Approx. 12 inches (measured in photos) Weight: Approx. 1209g (measured) Socket Type: Standard bayonet fitting Plug Type: UK plug with vintage wiring Condition: Tested & working Condition: Good vintage condition with some patina on the brass adding character. The onyx is wellpreserved, showcasing its natural veining and color variations. The wiring appears functional, but buyers may wish to have it tested by an electrician for safety. Why You’ll Love This Lamp: Elegant and classic design, perfect for vintage or antique décor. Natural onyx marble, making each lamp unique with its stone patterns. Ideal for bedside tables, desks, or as an accent light in any stylish setting. A beautifully crafted vintage onyx and brass lamp, adding sophistication to any home!

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Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Horse Figurines Set of 3 – Mid Century Folk Art Decor0

Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Horse Figurines Set of 3 – Mid Century Folk Art Decor1

Gifted UK Vintage Hand Carved Wooden Horse Figurines Set of 3 – Mid Century Folk Art Decor £43.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Acceptable vintage condition. All pieces show age-related wear, with visible chips and damage to the ears or mane areas on two of the figurines (see close-up photos). Minor scuffs and surface scratches present throughout from age and handling. No repairs noted. Despite the flaws, these retain strong display presence and vintage charm.Animal Class: HorseManufacturer: handcarvedMaterial: WoodItem Type: Ornament/ FigurineThis is a vintage set of three handcarved wooden horse figurines, each uniquely posed and crafted in a primitive folk art style. Likely dating back to the mid20th century, these figurines feature expressive detailing and a rich, warm brown tone characteristic of traditional woodcraft. Each horse is individually mounted on a carved wooden base and showcases distinct personality and movement—from a standing alert pose to a dynamic gallop. These make charming decorative items for a rustic, vintage, or equestrianthemed display. Product Details: Type: Set of 3 Horse Figurines Material: Carved Wood Height (Tallest): Approx. 5 inches Length (Longest): Approx. 5 inches Style: Folk Art / Primitive / MidCentury Color: Natural brown wood tone Features: Handcarved, unique detailing, mounted on stylized wood bases Condition: Acceptable vintage condition. All pieces show agerelated wear, with visible chips and damage to the ears or mane areas on two of the figurines (see closeup photos). Minor scuffs and surface scratches present throughout from age and handling. No repairs noted. Despite the flaws, these retain strong display presence and vintage charm. Box Condition: No box included. About HandCarved Wooden Figurines: Wooden animal figurines like these were commonly produced across Africa, Asia, and Latin America throughout the mid20th century, often sold as folk art souvenirs or handcrafted decor. Each piece was typically carved by hand, lending individual character and slight imperfections that distinguish them from massproduced decor. Today, such carvings are cherished for their rustic artistry and cultural value.

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Antique Mauchline Ware Barrel Bank – Castle St Aberdeen, Scottish Tartan c1890s0

Antique Mauchline Ware Barrel Bank – Castle St Aberdeen, Scottish Tartan c1890s1

Gifted UK Antique Mauchline Ware Barrel Bank – Castle St Aberdeen, Scottish Tartan c1890s £43.00

Product: BoxesSub-Type: MauchlineAntique: YesCountry of Origin: United KingdomAntique Mauchline Ware Barrel Bank – Castle St Aberdeen, Scottish Tartan c1890s⸻Description:This is a charming antique Mauchline Ware money box in the shape of a barrel, dating to the late 19th century. Wrapped in a traditional red and green tartan paper, it features a sepia photographic transfer of Castle Street, Aberdeen on the front — a typical example of Scottish souvenir ware from the Victorian era.The lid has a slot for coins and can be removed to access the interior. The interior is lined in purple and blue paper, which remains partially intact. A delightful example of Scottish treen and a true collectible from the golden age of travel mementos. Product Details: • Type: Coin Bank / Money Box • Material: Wood with paper overlay • Style: Mauchline Ware (Barrel Form) • Image: Castle Street, Aberdeen • Height: Approx. 3.75 inches (as shown in photo) • Origin: Scotland • Era: Late Victorian (circa 1880–1900) Condition:Acceptable vintage condition. The tartan paper shows wear, with several scrapes and scuffs, and some peeling and loss to the label around the image. The photographic transfer of Castle Street has surface wear and partial edge loss. The coin slot lid shows wear and discoloration, and the inside lining is faded and worn, especially near the rim. The base is heavily worn, with areas of material loss.Despite these flaws, the barrel retains its form and remains a rare and desirable piece for collectors of Mauchline ware and Scottish memorabilia. About Mauchline Ware:Mauchline Ware refers to wooden souvenir items produced in Mauchline, Scotland, from the late 1700s to the early 1900s. Most commonly made from sycamore wood, these items were decorated with tartan patterns or photographic transfers of landmarks and popular destinations. Mauchline Ware became particularly fashionable during the Victorian era, coinciding with a boom in travel and tourism. Today, these objects are cherished for their craftsmanship, charm, and nostalgic appeal. Why Collect This Piece? • Authentic example of Scottish Mauchline Ware • Features a historic street view of Aberdeen • Unique barrel shape with original coin slot lid • Ideal for collectors of Scottish antiques, treen, or travel memorabilia

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Antique NH Porcelain Figurine Candle Holder Two Greek Goddesses Top Part Missing0

Gifted UK Antique NH Porcelain Figurine Candle Holder Two Greek Goddesses Top Part Missing £186.00

Antique: YesType: Candle holderOriginal/Repro: OriginalMaterial: PorcelainCountry/Region: GermanyCountry of Origin: GermanyMaker: NHAge: 1850-1899This antique figurine is in good, used condition for its age. It shows some signs of wear, including minor scuffs and marks on the base and some loss of the gilded accents. it is glued the vase part on the top but not broken as shown in the detailed photos. The overall structure is sound, and the piece displays beautifully.Item Description:This is a stunning antique porcelain figurine depicting two classical figures, likely Greek goddesses or muses, holding aloft a decorative candelabra or candle holder. The figures are beautifully sculpted with flowing robes in soft pastel colors of blue, pink, and yellow, and stand on an ornate, gilded base. The details of the faces and the drapery are finely rendered, showcasing a high level of craftsmanship. Height: Approximately 11 inches tall from the base to the top of the candle holder. Weight: The figurine weighs approximately 1.071 kg (about 2.36 lbs). Markings: The underside of the base features the distinctive blue "NH" mark, which is a known hallmark for a number of European porcelain manufacturers, and the number "30" impressed into the porcelain. This mark is often associated with the German company, Schierholz & Co. (Plaue Porcelain Manufactory), though it has been used by others as well. Historical Background:This figurine belongs to the late 19th or early 20thcentury period, a time when NeoClassical and Art Nouveau styles were popular in European porcelain. The "NH" mark is most commonly attributed to the Schierholz & Co. factory in Plaue, Thuringia, Germany, which was founded in 1817. The factory was renowned for its highquality bisque and porcelain figures, often inspired by classical mythology and allegorical themes. Pieces like this were highly sought after for their decorative beauty and were a staple of wellappointed homes during the period. The style of the piece, with its elegant figures and delicate colors, is characteristic of the German porcelain tradition of the time.

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Antique Indian Bronze 2Faced Deity Figurine – Tribal Ritual Statue 5.5” Rare0

Antique Indian Bronze 2Faced Deity Figurine – Tribal Ritual Statue 5.5” Rare1

Gifted UK Antique Indian Bronze 2Faced Deity Figurine – Tribal Ritual Statue 5.5” Rare £37.00

Additional Material: BronzeAntique: YesCountry of Origin: IndiaAntique Indian Bronze 2Faced Deity Figurine – Tribal Ritual Statue 5.5” Rare⸻Description:This is an antique handcrafted bronze figurine from India, featuring a rare twofaced deity design. The figure stands tall with hands in a prayer or offering position, crowned with a traditional tiered headdress. A second face is sculpted on the reverse side of the head, symbolizing duality or spiritual omnipresence — a common motif in South Indian and tribal folk traditions.This piece likely held ritual or symbolic importance in a domestic shrine or spiritual setting and was cast using the traditional lostwax (Dhokrastyle) method. Product Details: • Material: Solid bronze • Height: Approx. 5.5 inches (as shown in measurement photo) • Region of Origin: India • Art Style: Tribal / Folk Art • Features: Two faces, folded hands, hanging loop or mount point • Casting Method: Lostwax technique • Estimated Age: Early to mid20th century Condition:Worn condition overall, with clear signs of age and use. Surface wear, scratches, and pitting are visible throughout, especially around the facial features — the noses and eyes have been rubbed down from handling or time. Patina is uneven with darker oxidation in recesses. No visible cracks or repairs. The details are softened but intact, and the figurine has a strong aged presence. Cultural Background:This type of twofaced figure may represent a guardian or spiritual overseer, reflecting both past and future, or internal and external awareness. Such forms are seen in Indian folk iconography and tribal religious practices. The casting method, consistent with Dhokra metalwork, is a traditional process dating back over 4,000 years in India, known for its durability and unique stylistic charm. Why Collect This Piece? • Unique twofaced spiritual motif • Authentic antique Indian tribal bronze • Great for collectors of ethnographic or religious artifacts • Aged patina and form ideal for altar or display use

Porcelain horse marriage proposal scene 70s Drawn Carriage Vintage Music Box0

Porcelain horse marriage proposal scene 70s Drawn Carriage Vintage Music Box1

Gifted UK Porcelain horse marriage proposal scene 70s Drawn Carriage Vintage Music Box £60.00

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Good vintage condition, considering age.Some minor paint loss and wear on edges (see photos).Music box mechanism appears intact and functional.No original box included.Type: Music BoxTheme: HorsesMaterial: PorcelainFeatures: Hand Painted,MusicalSubject: BoxingColour: MulticolouredCountry of Origin: JapanThis beautifully crafted vintage porcelain music box features an elegant horsedrawn carriage scene with finely dressed 18thcentury figures. The handpainted details, gold accents, and delicate porcelain horses add to its charm. A rare working music box, this piece is both a decorative figurine and a functional collectible. There are similar figurines on the market, but what makes this one special is that not many were produced as a music box. Historical Background: Porcelain carriage figurines were popular in European and Asian ceramics during the 19th and 20th centuries, often symbolizing luxury, romance, and aristocratic life. The addition of a music box mechanism makes this piece rarer, as most similar figurines were purely decorative. These items were commonly produced in Germany, Japan, and Italy, favored for their handpainted details and gilded embellishments. Product Details: Type: Porcelain Music Box Figurine Design: Horsedrawn carriage with aristocratic figures Material: Handpainted porcelain with gold accents Color: Multicolored with white, blue, green, pink, and gold details Music Box: Yes (mechanism visible on the base) Dimensions: 75 x 180 x 110 mm Weight: 472 g Features: Ornate gold chain harnesses on the horses Intricate detailing on figures’ clothing Working windup music box Condition: Good vintage condition, considering age. Some minor paint loss and wear on edges (see photos). Music box mechanism appears intact and functional. No original box included. A rare and elegant collectible, perfect for antique music box collectors, lovers of vintage porcelain, or those seeking a unique decorative piece.

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