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FitzSimon Antiques
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$1,650 USDMid-18th Century German Gilt Metal and Tortoise Shell Snuff Box with Gilt Interior
Antiques:Accessories
An oval snuff box with a gilt metal bombé body, decorated with engraved shells and scrolls. The engine is carved tortoise shell. Hinged lid and bottom. Gilt interior. Circa 1750 (probably German). Please note that we will not ship this item outside Ontario.
$720 USDWelsh Pontypool Tole Purdonium, Coalbox, Coal Scuttle, Circa 1840
Antiques:Accessories
The tole body of the purdonium has been repainted. Very few still retain their original finish. It has cast iron wheels, handles, and foliated finial. The purdonium is named after Mr. Purdon, the Welshman who either devised it or owned the first one in the second quarter of the 19th century. A truly unique Welsh antique. There is no liner with this item. Note the small hole near the base. For a different style of purdonium see item 100018.
$1,200 USD19th Century Ivory Box with Elaborate Inset Gilt Monogram
Antiques:Accessories
A spectacular late 19th century solid ivory box with unidentified gold monogram inset in centre of lid. The bottom part is made from a solid piece of elephant ivory. We have not had the monogram tested, but it is not brass, probably gilt silver or 14kt gold. Length 7 1/8” x 4” wide x 1 ¼” high. There is an tiny repair at the base of the V.
$795 USDPair of French Brass Whale Oil Lamps by Gardon, Circa 1830
Antiques:Accessories
A pair of gorgeous French brass whale oil lamps. Lamps are 10 inches high with 4 ¼ inch diameter bases. Lamps are circa 1830. Both wick mechanisms and the bodies are marked “Gardon.”
$2,000 USDEarly 19th Century English Giltwood Architectural Mirror
Antiques:Accessories
An English giltwood architectural mirror of rectangular form measuring 23 ¼ inches long by 13 ¾ inches wide. Mirror has two plain pilasters flanking a looking-glass surmounted by a hand-painted tablet of three vignettes: a) sailing ship at fort with two men in rowboat; b) four female figures – one with cornucopiae, another holding aloft an olive branch, Britannia, and the fourth female with Phrigian cap on long pole touching Britannia’s Union Jack oval shield; c) double house with soldier in ...
$2,400 USDRussian Gun-metal Cigarette Case by Fabergé with Imperial Provenance, Circa 1900
Antiques:Accessories
Our rectangular gun-metal cigarette case has rounded edges and sports a blue cabochon sapphire push piece mounted in brass. Three cut gems adorn the face in a floral pattern, undercut from interior – blue, green, red. Length 3 ¼”; width 2”. Apparently unmarked. By direct descent from Olga Alexandrovna, Russia’s last Grand Duchess.
$175 USD19th Century English Hanging Brass Pipe Rack
Antiques:Accessories
A very nice hanging brass pipe rack from the mid 19th century. It measures 7” wide x 3 ½” high x 1 ½” deep. There are graduated holes for 5 pipes. Lovely condition.
$695 USDWelsh Pontypoole Purdonium, Coal Box, Scuttle, Circa 1860
Antiques:Accessories
This charming Welsh purdonium or coal box got its name from Mr. Purdon, a Welshman who either devised it, or was the first person to use one. Except for repainting, it is in excellent condition. The original handles are mounted on heads, possibly representative of a Greek or Roman god or goddess associated with fire or the hearth. The original scrolled feet are decorated with lion heads. For a wheeled purdonium, see item 100088. Height to rim: 11 ¾ inches (19 inches to top knop). Length 18 ½ ...
$125 USDEarly 19th Century English Pewter Half-Pint Measure
Antiques:Accessories
A pewter halfpint measure of inverse-tapered cylindrical form having a moulded base, girdled body, and C-shaped handle, circa 1820. Body engraved: “C. Salmon,” ½ pint to left of handle, and touchmark to right of handle. Rose mark impressed on surface inside cup. Maker’s mark is inside and undecipherable. Diameter of opening 2 ½”; diameter of base 3”. Height to tip of handle 3 ½”.
$650 USDPre-Revolution Russian Brass Traveling Samovar with Soviet-era Tray
Antiques:Accessories:Metalware
A small brass Russian traveling samovar of usual form. The samovar is pre-Revolution; the tray is later. The pull-off lid is marked in Russian. Samovar rests on a squared base with everted legs. 10 ¾ inches high to the wooden knob; 8 ¾ inches over the handles. The spigot is missing its wooden knob. Set includes a 5 ½ inch diameter, 2 inch high bowl, and a 13 inch by 8 inch U-shaped tray. Translation of inscription on tray: “Kuybyshev” (1935-1990) Town of Novosibivsh county (Oblast), Russia, ...
$850 USD18th Century Danish or Norwegian Copper Snuff Box or Tobacco Box
Antiques:Accessories:Copper Box
An early copper snuff or tobacco box of shaped rectangular form 5 1/8 inches by 2 ¼ inches by 1 ¼ inches thick with arched, moulded ends. The hinged lid is engraved with a figure in pantaloons holding a horn; a ladder and elf occupy the upper section. Fine scrollwork at man’s feet. The reverse cover is engraved with fancy scrollwork and a figure holding a spear, point downwards, and two tailed figures in top, centre. Side is engraved in German Gothic script: “HANK:SAR.”
$625 USD19th Century Chinese Cloisonné Jardiniere with Hand-painted Floral Panels
Antiques:Accessories
A lovely cloisonné jardiniere dating from the late 19th century. It is decorated with three hand-painted floral panels. Excellent condition. 7” tall, 10” across top, 4 ¾” base.
Antiques:Accessories:Box
Queen Alexandra’s tortoise shell box dates from circa 1905. The hinges are gold and both are hallmarked “H.A.& Co” for Henri A. Aumont & Co, London, specialists in items of fine tortoise shell and ivory. Queen Alexandra’s personal cipher adorns the lid – Crossed As under British crown. The cipher is enamel on gold. The double A in white enamel is stunning against the rich tortoise shell. The knop is an oval turquoise set in gold. Box measures 4 by 3 ¼ by 1 ½ inches high. Condition is excellent. ...
$185 USDLate 19th Century Chinese Brass incense Burner with Side Handles
Antiques:Accessories:Brass
Our exquisite cauldron-shaped brass bowl is an incense burner. Distinct side handles add to its overall graceful lines. It has a 3” diameter, and stands 2” high.
$1,500 USDEnglish Brass Jardiniere, Circa 1880
Antiques:Accessories
This is an overly large light-colored brass jardinière in super condition. Polished, it gleams almost white. Dimensions: 22 inches long by 16 inches deep by 8 inches high.
$475 USDMid-17th Century English Pewter Candleholder or Candlestick
Antiques:Accessories
A mid-17th century pewter candleholder standing 9 ¼ inches high. The large domed base has a diameter of 5 inches.
$1,000 USDEnglish Brass Jardiniere with Lion Head Mounts, Circa 1890
Antiques:Accessories
This striking English footed brass jardinière has single ringed handles with lion heads and it's in great condition. With the addition of a plastic liner, it would make an awesome champagne bucket. It stands 11 ½ inches tall and the diameter is 13 inches.
$795 USDMid-18th Century English Pewter Warming Pan with Side Drop Handles by Robert Hitchman
Antiques:Accessories
An exceptional English pewter warming pan with side drop handles by Robert Hitchman, London. Circa 1750. Diameter 9 1/8 inches; height 1 5/8 inches. Engraved deer crest on rim. Hinged pouring spout. Ref: Cotterell #2341.
$1,200 USDFrench Art Nouveau Brass Ash / Coal Box with Original Liner, Circa 1890
Antiques:Accessories
This exquisite brass ash and coal box dates from around 1890. It measures 12.5 inches x 12.5 inches and stands 12.5 inches high. It could also be used as a jardiniere, a large wine cooler, or for fire logs.
$3,500 USD19th Century Austro/Hungarian Hardstone "Vide Poche" by Georg Adam Scheid, Vienna
Antiques:Accessories:Romanov:Vide Poche
A charming hardstone “vide poche” – a dish into which one empties one’s pockets - in the form of a wading pool with two miniature silver children perched on the edge (The third child is missing). Marked on side of each child "G.A.S." for Georg Adam Scheid, Vienna. Also bears the Austro/Hungarian mark (1872-1922). Because the marks are so miniscule and because of the item's provenance, we originally listed the origin of this item as Russian. Upon reexamination of the marks, we realized our error ...
$675 USD19th Century Carved Ivory Fan Circa 1860
Antiques:Accessories
A finely carved ivory fan, circa 1860, possibly French. Fan is 8 ¼ inches long and 1 3/8 inches at its widest, closed.
$585 USD18th Century English Pewter Communion Cup
Antiques:Accessories:Pewter
A 10 ¾” high pewter communion cup having a 4” diameter tulip-shaped cup, a baluster-turned stem, and a 3 7/8” diameter base with reeded shoulder. The cup dates from the 18th century, and is unmarked.
$120 USDEarly 19th Century Scottish Wooden Toddy Ladle
Antiques:Accessories:Toddy Ladle
We are calling this little toddy ladle Scottish and dating it to circa 1820. It is made of wood and has a split in the bowl (not surprising after almost 200 years). It is 7 7/8” long. The bowl diameter is 1 ½”. Sweet.
$375 USD18th Century Irish or English Pewter Quart Tankard
Antiques:Accessories
A 6 1/8 inch high quart tankard with a 4 inch diameter opening, 4 ½ inch base. Crown/Durham.....9097...No.1; interior stamped "Blok” (then roman lamp). Possibly Irish circa 1790.
$450 USDMid-19th Century English Card Case
Antiques:Accessories
An English tortoiseshell card case, circa 1860, 4 ¾ inches by 3 inches. Case has pewter stringing, ivory trim on the inside, and rectangular name plate on hinged cover. The hinge where it meets the box needs re-glueing.
$350 USD18th Century English Pewter Plate by Thomas Boulton of Wigan
Antiques:Accessories
A 9 ¼ inch diameter English pewter plate. The reverse is marked for Thomas Boulton of Wigan. Circa 1760-1798. Ref: Cotterell #505.
$850 USDMid-18th Century French “Bôite a Pomponne Snuff Box
Antiques:Accessories
A rare French gilt metal (gilt on copper) snuff box. Box is 2 ¼ inches long by 1 ¾ inches wide by 1 inch high. The bowed body is decorated with scrolls and flowerheads, an eagle and a Cupid head. Underside is decorated with rocaille decoration. Reference: Claire le Corbellier: “European & American Snuff Boxes 1730 – 1830,” p. 61. Circa 1745.
$425 USD18th Century English Georgian Pewter Quart Tankard with Side-mounted Spout
Antiques:Accessories
A Georgian pewter quart tankard with side mounted spout, 6 inches high, 4 inch diameter opening, 4 ¾ inch diameter base, crown over “C/A/C.......quart....VR.”
$395 USD19th Century Scandanavian Copper Coffeepot with Side-Mounted Turned Reeded Wooden Handle
Antiques:Accessories:Copper
A large Scandanavian copper coffee pot of oval form 5 ¾ inches by 4 inches having an incurved neck, seamed high gooseneck spout, detachable lid with a black wooden knop, and side-mounted turned and reeded wooden handle. Height to knop 8 inches. Length with handle 12 ¾ inches.
$1,500 USDMid-19th Century Russian Tea Caddy with Enamel and gilt Chinoiserie Scenes Pewter Fittings & Lid
Antiques:Accessories
A fabulous mid-19th century four-sided Russian tea caddy with enamel and gilt Chinoiserie decoration on the four panels. Impressed Russian mark on base. Excellent condition. The pewter lid screws off and a key opens the stopper. Base 4 ¼ inches by 4 ¾ inches. Height to pewter fitting 4 5/8 inches; height to top of pewter lid 6 inches.
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