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Brand: UnbrandedType: EmblemColour: GoldMaterial: BrassSubject: MilitaryTheme: MilitariaCountry of Origin: IndiaTime Period Manufactured: 1900-1919Antique: YesOriginal/Repro: Antique OriginalPrimary Material: BrassRegion of Origin: IndianItem Height: 3.5 in Antique Brass Indian Army Emblems – Crowned Goddess Crossed Swords Pair 3.5” ✨ Premium Quality Collectible ✨ Antique Brass Indian Army Emblems – Crowned Goddess Crossed Swords Pair 3.5” ⸻

Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineColour: BronzeMaterial: BronzeSubject: TribalTheme: AfricanTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Item Height: 4 inCountry of Origin: China Antique Bronze Tribal Figure – African Style Metal Sculpture 4” Tall – Worn Hand ✨ Premium Quality Collectible ✨ eBay Listing Title: Antique Bronze Tribal Figure – African Style Metal Sculpture 4” Tall – Worn Hand ⸻ Description: This item is a vintage or antique bronze figure, likely of African tribal origin or inspired by traditional African sculpture. The figure stands approximately 4 inches tall and is cast in solid metal with a warm bronze patina. It depicts a standing male figure adorned with a necklace and loincloth, with stylized features and a detailed base.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Both figures (repaired) show signs of age, including dirt and surface wear. The figurine on the left has a noticeable crack around its waist, and the one on the right has a crack at the top of its head, as well as a small chip on its right foot. The paint is worn in several places. These pieces are being sold as-is, suitable for a collector interested in historical items or for display purposes where the flaws are part of their character.Origin: EuropeanAntique: YesMaterial: PorcelainSubject: BoysColour: Multi-colorVintage: YesBrand: UnbrandedType: FigurineEra: Victorian (1837-1900)Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalItem Height: 7.5 inTheme: People,GermanOriginal/Reproduction: Antique OriginalTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Production Style: Art PotteryProduction Technique: PotteryCountry of Origin: GermanyHandmade: YesItem Description:This is a charming and rare pair of antique porcelain figurines depicting two children in period clothing. The figurines feature a combination of matte bisque and glossy glazed finishes, giving them a unique texture. The boy on the left wears a polka-dot shirt and blue shorts, holding what appears to be a small book or hat behind his back. The boy on the right is dressed in a blue fur-trimmed coat, holding a book under his arm and a bag in his other hand. Height: Both figurines are approximately 7.5 inches (19 cm) tall. Weight: The pair weighs a combined 0.477 kg (about 1.05 lbs). Markings: There are no visible maker's marks, but the style, craftsmanship, and use of bisque porcelain are characteristic of German manufacturing from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Condition: Both figures (repaired) show signs of age, including dirt and surface wear. The figurine on the left has a noticeable crack around its waist, and the one on the right has a crack at the top of its head, as well as a small chip on its right foot. The paint is worn in several places. These pieces are being sold as-is, suitable for a collector interested in historical items or for display purposes where the flaws are part of their character. Historical Background:Figurines of children, often in historical or fanciful dress, were extremely popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. German porcelain factories, particularly those in the Thuringia region, were a major source for these decorative pieces. They were created for display in homes as charming and sentimental objects. The combination of bisque (unglazed) porcelain for the faces and hands, and glazed porcelain for the clothing, was a common technique used to create a more realistic and detailed effect. While lacking a specific maker's mark, the quality and style strongly suggest a German origin from this period.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Print: The print is in good antique condition for being nearly 200 years old. There is age-related toning and some light foxing/discolouration to the paper, which is to be expected and adds to its authentic character. The engraved lines remain sharp and clear, and the hand-colouring is well-preserved. Please study the detailed photographs provided to assess the condition for yourself.Frame: The piece is presented in a handsome black and gilt (gold) frame with a cream-coloured mount, all behind glass. The frame is in very good vintage condition with only minor signs of age-appropriate wear.Overall: The print is securely framed and ready to be displayed. The back is sealed with framing tape and has a wire for hanging.Brand: UnbrandedType: PrintColour: Multi-ColouredMaterial: PaperSubject: Landscape,Seascape,ShipsCountry of Origin: United KingdomCountry/Region of Manufacture: United KingdomFraming: FramedOriginal/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalImage Orientation: LandscapeItem Height: 8 inItem Width: 10.25 inTheme: NauticalYear of Production: 1830Production Technique: EngravingFor sale is a beautiful and evocative antique, hand-coloured engraving depicting a bustling port scene, framed and ready to hang. This charming piece of history captures the vibrant atmosphere of a major 19th-century harbour, filled with tall ships, smaller boats, and dockside activity.The print is clearly marked "Engraved by Lambert & Collard" in the lower margin. This provides a direct link to its fascinating origin.Historical Background: Lambert & Collard were a firm of engravers and printers active in Bristol, England, during the early 19th century (circa 1820s-1830s). They were known for producing topographical views, particularly of their home city. This scene is almost certainly a depiction of Bristol's famous Floating Harbour during the Georgian or early Victorian period. At that time, Bristol was one of the most important ports in Britain, a hub of trade and maritime exploration. This engraving is not just a decorative item, but a genuine historical document capturing a moment in the city's rich nautical past. The hand-colouring adds a delightful vibrancy to the detailed linework of the engraving.This is a wonderful opportunity to own an authentic piece of British maritime history. It would be a superb addition to any collection of antique prints, maritime art, or for anyone with an interest in the history of Bristol.Measurements:Frame Dimensions: Approx. 10.25 inches (26 cm) wide x 8 inches (20.5 cm) high.Condition: Print: The print is in good antique condition for being nearly 200 years old. There is age-related toning and some light foxing/discolouration to the paper, which is to be expected and adds to its authentic character. The engraved lines remain sharp and clear, and the hand-colouring is well-preserved. Please study the detailed photographs provided to assess the condition for yourself. Frame: The piece is presented in a handsome black and gilt (gold) frame with a cream-coloured mount, all behind glass. The frame is in very good vintage condition with only minor signs of age-appropriate wear. Overall: The print is securely framed and ready to be displayed. The back is sealed with framing tape and has a wire for hanging. This is a genuine antique item, not a modern reproduction. Please examine all photos carefully as they form a crucial part of the description.Don't miss the chance to add this delightful and historic piece to your home or office decor!

Condition Notes: Acceptable condition due to age and wear.The stone has significant surface wear, scratches, and chipping throughout.The red paint is severely flaked and worn, exposing much of the stone beneath.There are visible dents, dings, and uneven warping, particularly around the edges and lid fit.The box closes, but not perfectly flush due to warping and aging of the material.Surface dust and natural patina have accumulated over the years, enhancing its rustic antique appealBrand: UnbrandedType: Trinket BoxColour: RedMaterial: StoneSubject: FloralTheme: AntiqueFeatures: Carved,ReliefStyle: AntiqueTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomThis item is an antique 19th-century hand-carved stone trinket box featuring a red-painted domed lid with a raised floral relief design. The box showcases aged craftsmanship and a charming, timeworn appearance that reflects its historical roots and handmade construction. The piece is unusually heavy for its size, weighing over 2 kilograms (2.019 kg), and measures approximately 5 inches in length and just over 3.5 inches in height, as seen in the images with the measuring tape.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Trumpet-playing cherub: slightly damage on hand (see close-up photos).Flower-holding cherub: several flower petals are chipped and broken (see detailed photos).No cracks on the figurine bodies themselves; glaze still shiny and overall structure intact.Some age-related marks and wear consistent with vintage pieces.Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineColour: WhiteMaterial: PorcelainSubject: Cherub, AngelTheme: Cherubs, Music, FlowersStyle: Antique, ItalianFeatures: Hand-MarkedTime Period Manufactured: 1950-1959Country of Origin: ItalyItem Height: 6.5 inItem Weight: 223 gThis listing features a charming pair of Italian-made cherub figurines, crafted in glossy white porcelain. The two figures include: One cherub blowing a trumpet while standing on an ornate base. One cherub holding a basket of detailed flowers next to a tall trumpet-shaped vase. The bases are hand-marked: 2717 Made in Italy. Each figurine measures approximately 6.5 inches (16.5 cm) tall and together they weigh approx. 223 g.

Condition Notes: This kettle is in used, antique condition with visible signs of wear and tear, consistent with its age.Patina: The copper has been polished, but retains a lovely, aged patina with areas of natural discoloration and verdigris (greenish-blue patina), particularly around the seams and where the brass handle joins the body.Dents and Scratches: There are several small dents and surface scratches on the body and lid. The base shows significant tarnish and wear from heat exposure, indicating heavy use over time.Interior: The inside of the kettle is heavily tarnished and darkened from use. The original tin lining, which was used to prevent copper leaching into the water, shows wear and is darkened.Handle: The handle is a combination of copper and wood. The copper parts are firm and the wooden grip is solid. The rivets securing the handle to the body are intact. There is a hole at the end of the wooden handle, possibly for venting or a decorative pin.Brand: UnbrandedType: KettleColour: CopperMaterial: Copper, Brass, WoodTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomStyle: Country House / RusticOriginal/Reproduction: Antique OriginalItem Height: 10.5 inThis is a magnificent large antique copper kettle, featuring a classic rounded shape, a polished copper body, and a beautiful combination of both copper and brass accents. The main handle is a mix of copper and wood, while the small finial on the lid and the handle's attachment points are brass. It's a quintessential piece of English country house decor, perfect for adding warmth and a sense of history to a farmhouse kitchen, a rustic hearth, or as a centerpiece in a traditional home.Measurements: Height: Approximately 10.5 inches (26.7 cm) to the top of the handle Length: Approximately 11 inches (28 cm) from the end of the spout to the back of the pot Weight: 1.720 kg (approximately 3.79 lbs) Historic Info:This substantial copper kettle appears to be a genuine antique, likely dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. Its size and robust construction suggest it was made for a large kitchen or hearth. The combination of materials—the heavy copper body, brass fittings, and wooden handle—was typical for high-quality kitchenware of the era. This kettle would have been a prized possession, used daily on a range or stove to boil water for tea and other purposes. The patina and signs of use are a testament to its long life and practical function in a bygone era.Detailed Condition:This kettle is in used, antique condition with visible signs of wear and tear, consistent with its age. Patina: The copper has been polished, but retains a lovely, aged patina with areas of natural discoloration and verdigris (greenish-blue patina), particularly around the seams and where the brass handle joins the body. Dents and Scratches: There are several small dents and surface scratches on the body and lid. The base shows significant tarnish and wear from heat exposure, indicating heavy use over time. Interior: The inside of the kettle is heavily tarnished and darkened from use. The original tin lining, which was used to prevent copper leaching into the water, shows wear and is darkened. Handle: The handle is a combination of copper and wood. The copper parts are firm and the wooden grip is solid. The rivets securing the handle to the body are intact. There is a hole at the end of the wooden handle, possibly for venting or a decorative pin. This item is being sold as a decorative and collectible piece. Due to its age and condition, it may not be suitable for modern-day cooking or heating water. Please examine all photos carefully, as they are an essential part of the description

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: This set is in remarkably good condition for its age. While a thorough inspection is recommended, we note the following:Lady Figurine: No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The colors remain vibrant, and the delicate floral accents are largely intact. There may be some minor age-related crazing, which is typical for porcelain of this period and does not detract from its beauty.Boy Figurine:he has a broken hand, A very small, discreet chip is present on the edge of one of the floral appliqués on the base, which is barely noticeable unless inspected closely. The rest of the figurine is in excellent condition with no other visible damage.General Condition: Both pieces show minor wear consistent with age, including some light rubbing to the gilded accents. The base of each figurine is unmarked, which is not uncommon for pieces of this era. Please examine all photos carefully as they form an integral part of the description. We have tried to capture the pieces from all angles to accurBrand: UnbrandedType: FigurineTheme: PastoralMaterial: PorcelainFeatures: AntiqueTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Subject: WomenCountry of Origin: United KingdomColour: MulticolorThis stunning pair of 19th-century antique porcelain figurines captures a charming scene of a lady and a young boy, likely her son, gathering flowers or produce in a basket. A true testament to the artistry of the period, these pieces are a beautiful addition to any collection of fine porcelain or a focal point for a mantelpiece or display cabinet.Historical Background:Figurines like these were highly popular during the 19th century, particularly among the wealthy and middle classes. Often inspired by pastoral scenes, mythological figures, or everyday life, they were a way to bring art and beauty into the home. Made by renowned European porcelain manufacturers, these pieces reflect the intricate hand-painting and delicate craftsmanship that was a hallmark of the era. The detailed work on the clothing, facial expressions, and accessories demonstrates a high level of skill, suggesting they were produced by a reputable factory, possibly in Germany or France.Measurements: Height: [Insert Height in inches and cm] Width: [Insert Width in inches and cm] Depth: [Insert Depth in inches and cm] Weight (each): [Insert Weight in lbs and grams] Condition:This set is in remarkably good condition for its age. While a thorough inspection is recommended, we note the following: Lady Figurine: No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The colors remain vibrant, and the delicate floral accents are largely intact. There may be some minor age-related crazing, which is typical for porcelain of this period and does not detract from its beauty. Boy Figurine:he has a broken hand, A very small, discreet chip is present on the edge of one of the floral appliqués on the base, which is barely noticeable unless inspected closely. The rest of the figurine is in excellent condition with no other visible damage. General Condition: Both pieces show minor wear consistent with age, including some light rubbing to the gilded accents. The base of each figurine is unmarked, which is not uncommon for pieces of this era. Please examine all photos carefully as they form an integral part of the description. We have tried to capture the pieces from all angles to accurately represent their condition. This beautiful pair would make a fantastic gift for a collector or a wonderful heirloom to be cherished for generations. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Engraving: In good antique condition, with some natural aging and foxing on the margins, as seen in photos.Frame: The gold-tone frame has minor wear and aging but remains intact and elegant.Glass: Protective glass front in good condition, providing additional preservation.Backing: Original V.G. Antiquarian Prints label, confirming its authenticity as a 100-year-old+ hand-colored engraving.Brand: UnbrandedType: PrintMaterial: PaperSubject: LandscapeTheme: NatureColour: Multi-colourArtist: Thomas AllomFeatures: FramedTime Period Produced: 1800-1849Country of Origin: United KingdomOriginal/Licensed Reprint: OriginalProduction Technique: EngravingFraming: FramedTitle: Airey Force Antique Engraving 1833 - Airey Force – Cumbria by T. Allom & J.C. Bentley ✨ Premium Quality Collectible ✨ This original 19th-century steel engraving of Airey Force, Cumbria , was created by Thomas Allom (artist) and J.C. Bentley (engraver) and published by Fisher, Son & Co. in London in 1833 . This hand-colored engraving beautifully captures the natural grandeur of Airey Force waterfall , one of Cumbria’s most scenic locations. The intricate detailing and rich color application make this an exquisite representation of early Victorian landscape art .

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Good vintage condition with minor signs of use.No cracks or chips, hinge is intact and functional.Surface has some light scratches due to age and handling.Brand: UnbrandedType: Trinket BoxColour: BrownMaterial: ResinSubject: BoxItem Height: 3 cmItem Length: 11 cmItem Width: 7.5 cmFeatures: HingedShape: RectangleCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis vintage-style faux tortoiseshell trinket box features a beautiful marbled brown pattern with a glossy finish. Its hinged rectangular design makes it ideal for storing small valuables, jewelry, or keepsakes. The craftsmanship showcases an elegant and timeless aesthetic reminiscent of antique tortoiseshell pieces, but this box is made from a synthetic or resin-based material that mimics the look of genuine tortoiseshell.

Condition: UsedBrand: UnbrandedType: FigurineSubject: ManTheme: PeopleColour: WhiteMaterial: BisqueFeatures: MattTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Item Height: 4 inCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis listing features a charming antique bisque porcelain figurine of a seated gentleman with a small dog, finely detailed and capturing an elegant 18th-century style pose. The figure is dressed in period clothing and is seated on an ornate chair with a small dog at his feet. The figurine is marked 10391 on the base. It measures approximately 4 inches (10 cm) tall and weighs 119 g. 📏 Product Details: Material: Bisque porcelain (matte finish) Color: White Height: Approx. 4 inches (10 cm) Weight: Approx. 119 g Marking: Embossed "10391" on the base 🎨 Design Highlights: Detailed seated figure of a man in 18th-century attire. Accompanied by a small dog at his feet, adding charm to the composition. Intricate detailing in the clothing, chair, and base. 🧼 Condition: damaged. Hand is missing Other hands finger is missing. Multiple visible chips and surface wear throughout (see close-up photos). Missing piece on the right side of the chair — clear break with exposed edges. Chips on the front edge of the base and along the clothing folds. Small chips visible on dog’s head and edges. Dirt and discoloration spots present, consistent with antique age and handling. No box included. 🏺 About Antique Bisque Figurines: Bisque porcelain became popular in 19th-century Europe, prized for its matte finish and ability to capture fine sculptural detail. Figurines like this, depicting aristocratic or pastoral scenes, were common in parlor displays and are now sought after for their nostalgic charm and craftsmanship. While this piece shows considerable wear and damage, it retains excellent decorative and historical value as an authentic antique.⁹

Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineSubject: GirlTheme: PeopleColour: MulticolouredMaterial: PorcelainFeatures: GlazedTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: GermanyItem Height: 4.75 inOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalAntique German Porcelain Figurine Girl with Birds Nest Marked R Glazed 4.75”⸻This is a delicate antique German porcelain figurine featuring a young girl holding a bird’s nest with two yellow chicks, dressed in a soft aqua draped gown and wearing a wide-brimmed hat with a red ribbon. Standing at approximately 4.75 inches tall, this figure is a fine example of early continental European craftsmanship, showcasing the sweet charm and intricate glaze typical of German porcelain from the late 19th to early 20th century.

Condition Notes: This pair of andirons is in very good antique condition, with a lovely aged patina that highlights the intricate details of the design.Patina: The brass has a rich, warm patina with some areas of natural tarnish and slight discoloration, consistent with its age.Surface Wear: There are some light surface scratches and minor scuffs, but no major dents or damage. The wear is typical of pieces that have been used and handled over many years.Structural Integrity: Both andirons are solid and sturdy. The front decorative section is securely attached to the rear horizontal bars, which are in good condition.Details: All decorative elements, including the urn and flame finial, the central column, and the bow detail, are intact and well-defined.These andirons are ready to be displayed in a fireplace or used as decorative objects. Please examine all photos carefully for a complete understanding of their condition.Brand: UnbrandedType: AndironsTheme: AntiqueColour: GoldMaterial: BrassTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Item Height: 11.5 inItem Depth: 9 inStyle: GeorgianOriginal/Reproduction: Antique OriginalCountry of Origin: United KingdomThis is a stunning pair of antique brass andirons, also known as firedogs, for a fireplace. They feature a classic Neoclassical or Georgian style with a beautiful urn and flame finial on top and a detailed central column. These andirons would make a magnificent decorative statement in a traditional living room or a formal sitting area, adding a touch of historic elegance and charm to your fireplace.Measurements: Height: Approximately 11.5 inches  Depth (front to back): Approximately 9 inches Historic Info:Based on their design, these andirons likely date to the late 19th or early 20th century. The urn and flame motif, along with the detailed vertical frieze featuring what appears to be floral or bellflower drop details and a bow, are characteristic of Neoclassical and Georgian revival styles that were popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras. These pieces were not only functional—used to hold logs off the floor of the fireplace to allow for better air circulation—but also served as a decorative status symbol in a home. The craftsmanship and heavy brass construction speak to a period when fireplace accessories were both utilitarian and highly ornamental.Detailed Condition:This pair of andirons is in very good antique condition, with a lovely aged patina that highlights the intricate details of the design. Patina: The brass has a rich, warm patina with some areas of natural tarnish and slight discoloration, consistent with its age. Surface Wear: There are some light surface scratches and minor scuffs, but no major dents or damage. The wear is typical of pieces that have been used and handled over many years. Structural Integrity: Both andirons are solid and sturdy. The front decorative section is securely attached to the rear horizontal bars, which are in good condition. Details: All decorative elements, including the urn and flame finial, the central column, and the bow detail, are intact and well-defined. These andirons are ready to be displayed in a fireplace or used as decorative objects. Please examine all photos carefully for a complete understanding of their condition.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: The piece is in good antique condition, but shows signs of age and wear consistent with its historic nature.Print: The print itself is in excellent condition with no visible damage or foxing. The colors remain vibrant.Frame: The ornate gilt frame has some minor chips, cracking, and loss of gesso, particularly at the corners and along the edges. This is typical for a frame of this age and adds to its antique character.Backing: The paper backing on the frame is torn and fragile. The original supplier label from the Army & Navy Co-operative Society is partially torn but still legible.Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the detailed condition report.Brand: UnbrandedType: PrintSubject: Portrait, WomenTheme: Portrait, HistoryColour: MulticolouredMaterial: PaperArtist: Sir Henry RaeburnFeatures: FramedItem Height: 18 inItem Width: 14 inFraming: FramedTime Period Produced: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomThis is an exquisite antique print of the painting "Portrait of Alicia, Lady Stewart of Coltness" by the renowned Scottish artist Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823). This elegant portrait captures Lady Stewart in a dark dress with a striking yellow scarf, a beautiful example of late 18th-century portraiture.The print is housed in a period-appropriate gold-gilded frame, adding to its classic appeal. It includes a paper label on the back indicating it was supplied by "The Army & Navy Co-operative Society, Ltd., Fine Art Section, 105 Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W." This label authenticates the piece's history, showing it was sold by a prestigious London department store known for providing quality goods to its members.This piece is perfect for a collector of classic art, someone with an interest in Scottish history, or as a sophisticated decorative item for a study or living room.Detailed Condition:The piece is in good antique condition, but shows signs of age and wear consistent with its historic nature. Print: The print itself is in excellent condition with no visible damage or foxing. The colors remain vibrant. Frame: The ornate gilt frame has some minor chips, cracking, and loss of gesso, particularly at the corners and along the edges. This is typical for a frame of this age and adds to its antique character. Backing: The paper backing on the frame is torn and fragile. The original supplier label from the Army & Navy Co-operative Society is partially torn but still legible. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the detailed condition report.Measurements:Framed Size: Approximately 18 inches tall by 14 inches wide Historic Background:Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823) was a prominent Scottish portrait painter who became a leading figure in the Scottish Enlightenment's artistic scene. He was known for his ability to capture the personality of his subjects with a powerful and direct style. His subjects included many of the most important figures in Scottish society.Alicia Stewart of Coltness was the daughter of William Blacker of Carrick, County Armagh. She married Sir James Stewart Denham, the last Baronet of Coltness. While there is no record of children from their marriage, her husband was a noted economist and Jacobite who, after living in exile, inherited the family estate and title. Raeburn's portrait of her is a famous work that captures the elegance and sophistication of the era.The Army & Navy Co-operative Society was a high-end British department store founded in 1871 to provide goods to army and navy officers and their families. Their "Fine Art Section" sold high-quality prints and other works, making this piece a historic item from a well-known British institution.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Antique condition. Both pieces show age-related wear and patina consistent with their age:Glasses are missing on both figurines.Boy figure has a fine hairline crack visible near the hair and it is repaired on the finger .Paint fading and surface wear throughout, particularly in recesses.Small scuffs and minor chips but no major structural damage.Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineColour: MulticolouredMaterial: BisqueSubject: PeopleTheme: PeopleItem Height: 6.5 inFeatures: Hand PaintedTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: GermanyThis item is a pair of authentic antique bisque porcelain figurines, made in Germany and featuring a young boy and girl styled as Grandpa and Grandma in charming 19th-century attire. Delicately hand-painted with floral detailing and subtle pastel colors, these figurines showcase the timeless artistry of early German porcelain makers. Likely produced between the late 1800s and early 1900s, the figures have hollow interiors and were once adorned with small wire eyeglasses, now missing. Each is marked Made in Germany inside the base—an important indicator of origin and age.

Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineTheme: VictorianMaterial: PorcelainTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Subject: CherubCountry of Origin: GermanyColour: WhiteAntique German Dresdner Art Cherub Candle Holder Figurine Winged Putto 3.5”⸻This is a beautiful antique German porcelain cherub figurine candle holder, marked “Germany Dresdner Art” on the underside, featuring a kneeling putto (winged cherub) holding a single candle sconce. Elegantly hand-painted with soft pastel tones and gold accents, the piece is crafted in the Rococo revival style typical of mid-20th century Dresden decorative porcelain.A delicate and decorative piece ideal for collectors of German porcelain, vintage candle holders, or cherubic motifs.

Condition: UsedBrand: UnbrandedType: FigurineColour: MultiMaterial: PorcelainSubject: WomenTheme: PeopleTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: GermanyItem Height: 8 inStyle: VictorianFeatures: Hand PaintedAntique German Porcelain Lady Figurine Serving Tray Victorian Style Hand Painted⸻This charming antique porcelain figurine depicts a young woman dressed in traditional Victorian-style attire, holding a tray with a decorative pastry or dessert. The figure is beautifully hand-painted with delicate pastel tones including soft pink, light blue, and cream, along with subtle gilt accents on the bodice. Her detailed facial features and period clothing reflect classic European porcelain craftsmanship often associated with late 19th to early 20th century decorative figurines.The tray she carries is decorated with a textured surface and a colorful dessert piece, adding to the scene’s charming domestic theme. The figure stands on a molded base with soft painted accents, giving the piece a graceful and elegant display presence.

Condition Notes: Used – Good antique conditionExpected wear to gilt paint and image surfaceSmall scuffs, rubbing, and patina consistent with ageNo major cracks or repairsInterior clean, hinge functionalBrand: UnbrandedType: Trinket BoxColour: GoldMaterial: WoodTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: UnknownFinish: GiltStyle: RococoFeatures: Hinged LidOriginal/Reproduction: Original<p data-start="303" data-end="391" class=""><strong data-start="303" data-end="391">Antique Gilt Wood Trinket Box – Ornate Carved Lid with Romantic Scene, Hinged Design</strong></p> <p data-start="393" data-end="750" class="">This is a <strong data-start="403" data-end="441">genuine antique wooden trinket box</strong>, beautifully crafted with an ornate gilt-painted exterior and richly detailed carving. The domed lid features a <strong data-start="554" data-end="591">romantic 18th-century style scene</strong> of a couple in period dress, possibly inspired by Rococo art. Likely dating to the early 20th century or earlier, this box exudes timeless charm and elegance.</p> <p data-start="752" data-end="775" class="">📏 <strong data-start="755" data-end="774">Product Details</strong>:</p> <ul data-start="776" data-end="1178"> <li data-start="776" data-end="819" class=""> <p data-start="778" data-end="819" class=""><strong data-start="778" data-end="787">Type:</strong> Antique Trinket / Jewelry Box</p> </li> <li data-start="820" data-end="874" class=""> <p data-start="822" data-end="874" class=""><strong data-start="822" data-end="835">Material:</strong> Carved wood with gilt-painted finish</p> </li> <li data-start="875" data-end="931" class=""> <p data-start="877" data-end="931" class=""><strong data-start="877" data-end="888">Design:</strong> Romantic lithographic image on domed lid</p></li><li data-start="994" data-end="1042" class=""><p data-start="996" data-end="1042" class=""><strong data-start="996" data-end="1009">Interior:</strong>&nbsp;Divided wood</p></li><li data-start="932" data-end="993" class=""> <p data-start="934" data-end="993" class=""><strong data-start="934" data-end="949">Dimensions:</strong> Approx. 4" (W) × 2"</p></li> <li data-start="1043" data-end="1088" class=""> <p data-start="1045" data-end="1088" class=""><strong data-start="1045" data-end="1060">Hinged Lid:</strong> Opens and closes smoothly</p> </li> <li data-start="1089" data-end="1137" class=""> <p data-start="1091" data-end="1137" class=""><strong data-start="1091" data-end="1109">Estimated Age:</strong> Early 1900s or late 1800s</p> </li> <li data-start="1138" data-end="1178" class=""> <p data-start="1140" data-end="1178" class=""><strong data-start="1140" data-end="1151">Origin:</strong> Likely European (unmarked)</p> </li> </ul> <p data-start="1180" data-end="1235" class="">🧼 <strong data-start="1183" data-end="1196">Condition</strong>:<br data-start="1197" data-end="1200"> Used – <strong data-start="1207" data-end="1233">Good antique condition</strong></p> <ul data-start="1236" data-end="1413"> <li data-start="1236" data-end="1289" class=""> <p data-start="1238" data-end="1289" class="">Expected <strong data-start="1247" data-end="1287">wear to gilt paint and image surface</strong></p> </li> <li data-start="1290" data-end="1347" class=""> <p data-start="1292" data-end="1347" class="">Small scuffs, rubbing, and patina consistent with age</p> </li> <li data-start="1348" data-end="1378" class=""> <p data-start="1350" data-end="1378" class="">No major cracks or repairs</p> </li> <li data-start="1379" data-end="1413" class=""> <p data-start="1381" data-end="1413" class="">Interior clean, hinge functional</p> </li> </ul> <p data-start="1415" data-end="1523" class="">📦 <strong data-start="1418" data-end="1435">Box Condition</strong>:<br data-start="1436" data-end="1439"> This is the item — no original retail packaging included. Box is structurally sound.</p>

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Some paint wear on the girl's dress and bonnet.Minor surface marks on the chair legs and cushion.Some areas of gilding loss (visible in photos).No major chips or cracks observed.Suitable for display or light restoration.Brand: UnbrandedType: FigurineColour: MultiMaterial: PorcelainSubject: GirlsTheme: PeopleTime Period Manufactured: 1850-1899Country of Origin: United KingdomThis item is an antique porcelain figurine depicting a charming girl in a bonnet seated on an ornate high-backed chair, accompanied by a small dog at her side. The figurine is delicately hand-painted with gold accents and fine details. The back of the figurine is impressed with the number 531J. A delightful small collectible that adds vintage charm to any porcelain or animal-themed display.

Condition Notes: good vintage conditionBrand: UnbrandedType: VaseColour: TurquoiseMaterial: Art GlassSubject: FloralTheme: Floral & GardenCountry of Origin: UnknownTime Period Manufactured: 1950-1959Item Height: 10 inFeatures: Hand PaintedVintage: YesOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalVintage Art Glass Vase Turquoise Hand Painted Floral Tall 10” Enameled Accents⸻Description:This is a beautiful vintage art glass vase in a soft turquoise hue, featuring hand-painted floral motifs with enameled accents in burgundy, pink, orange, and gold. Standing approximately 10 inches tall, the vase has an elegant flared top, slightly waisted neck, and raised decorative painted elements that add a textural charm. The painted flowers are set against a glossy satin-like glass surface, with light blue crackle-effect detailing on the base and rim.