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Based in London, England - Selling in Dallas, Texas!
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Exclusively on Ruby Lane. Member since February 2003 View Profile
Published author, dealer and professional guide, Kimberly Jayne Gray offers unsurpassed quality and value!
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$110 USD Offers ConsideredFour Art Deco Glasses
Glass:Antique:Accessories:Glasses
Set of 4 Art Deco glasses. Circa 1930. Kimberly Gray lives in London and sells antiques via Ruby Lane and the shop, London Market at 5029 West Lovers Lane in Dallas Texas. Kimberly Gray is the author of The London Antiques Guide, Street by Street, Style by Style (available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon and Thames & Hudson) which is the ultimate guide for anyone wanting to spend as little as one day shopping for antiques in London. With London divided by area and organized by decorative style ...
$695 USD Offers ConsideredAn English Aesthetic period bamboo and lacquer table with chinoiserie decoration
Antiques:Furniture
An English Aesthetic period bamboo and lacquer table with chinoiserie decoration Circa 1880.
$185 USD Offers ConsideredEnglish Arts & Craft Pokerwork / Pyrography Lamp
Antiques:Lamps, Lighting
An English Arts & Craft Pokerwork / Pyrography Lamp with painted floral decoration Circa 1930. H: 15 in D: 7 in
$375 USD Offers Considered18th Century English Leather Travelling trunk
Antiques
An 18th century English wood and leather travelling trunk with strapwork and stud decoration. Circa 1800. 30"W 16"D 13"H. This is a classic piece of English travelling equipment from the 18th century. The original hand-block printed paper lining is still visible underneath the re-papered interior (which it self dates from 1875). This trunk has a fabulously worn exterior which shows frequent use and travel. Perfect for interesting storage such as newspaper, magazines and videos. Kimberly Gray ...
$4,750 USD Offers ConsideredEnglish Sheraton Painted Demi-Lune Console Table
Antiques:Furniture
An extremely rare and elegant English late 18th Century Sheraton demi-lune console table with original floral painted decoration to top. Circa 1790. (base later) This is an exceptional survival of English 18th century painted furniture. The demi-lune shape was a feature of the most elegant and refined period of English craftsmanship which has never been exceeded. This piece would have certainly been made for a fine home in the Neo-Classical style of a wealthy gentleman which was being decorated ...
$975 USD Offers ConsideredPair of 19th century Chinese export bird paintings on rice paper
Antiques:Art
A pair of charming 19th century Chinese export bird paintings on rice paper of a pair of blue birds and a hawk and pheasant Circa 1850 H: 9 inches (as framed), 6 1/2 (unframed) W: 11 inches (as framed), 4 1/2 (unframed) The Chinese in the late 18th and early 19th century would paint sets of birds or of Chinese figures, which would then be bound together in a silk book and exported to Europe, most commonly England. These charming paintings were treasured from the moment they arrived in Europe and ...
$495 USD Offers ConsideredChinese Famille Rose Export Figures
Porcelain:Antique:Accessories:Porcelain
A pair of 19th century of Chinese famille rose export porcelain figures of Chinamen. Circa 1870 and 1900. (damage to raised hand) H: 12 1/2in, 13 in W: 4 1/2 in, 7 in D: 3 in, 3 in Famille Rose porcelain is a type of oriental porcelain made mainly for export to Europe. The pink colors of the famille rose were probably introduced from Europe during the YONG ZHEN period (18th century).
$875 USD Offers ConsideredAnglo-Indian 18th Century Ivory Box
Antiques:Accessories:Ivory
An Anglo-Indian 18th century carved ivory screw-top box with extremely delicate finial and penwork floral decoration. Circa 1790. H: 3 1/2 in D: 1 3/4 in This is a lovely little Sheraton period box in almost perfect condition which most likely would have been for an English lady in India to hold her powder or hairpins. Kimberly Gray lived in London and sells antiques via Ruby Lane and the shop, London Market at 5029 West Lovers Lane in Dallas Texas. Kimberly Gray is the author of The London ...
$550 USD Offers ConsideredJoie de Toiles
Antiques:Textiles
A set of three 18th and early 19th century framed and matted panels of Toile de Jouy. The pictures of children are from the Nantes factory and are circa 1795. The duck is from Jouy and circa 1805. flute 8 1/4in by 10 1/2 in duck 10 3/4 in by 10 in; children 11 1/2 by 11 1/2 in Toile de Jouy is cotton fabric decorated by means of copper engraved plate. The method was introduced to France by OBERKAMPF who set up a factory at Jouy. The decorations are monochromatic, usually purple, red, sepia, or ...
$550 USD Offers ConsideredPair of English Arts & Crafts Period Oak Side chairs with Interesting Design
Antiques:Furniture
A Pair of English Arts & Crafts Period Oak Side chairs with Interesting Design, tall backs with scrolled ends on back rail, waved slatted back splat, and turned tapered legs on pad feet Similar to designs by William Birch of High Wycombe and Lethaby Circa 1900. H: 38 in, 18 1/2 in (seat) The Arts and Crafts movement aimed to revive handicrafts and improve standards of decorative design in Victorian England, and its designers emulated medieval styles and techniques, hence many pieces in this ...
$150 USD Offers ConsideredPr. English Edwardian Etched Glass Flower Vases
Antiques:Furniture
A Pair of English Edwardian Period glass vases with etched floral motifs. Circa 1910. (one slightly larger than other as they are handmade) H: 6 1/4 in D: 4 in and 3 3/4 (As the vases are handmade, there is a slight variation in the diameters.)
$950 USD Offers ConsideredA Fabulous English Arts & Crafts period pokerwork / pyrography and stained mirror
Antiques:Mirrors
A Fabulous English Arts & Crafts period pokerwork / pyrography and stained mirror with rose and leaf decoration. Circa 1900. H: 22 in W: 18 in Provenance: From a private house in North Wales (along with matching photo frame item #261). Pokerwork, also called pyrography, is surface design which is created through burning the decoration with a piece of hot metal. The technique fit with the ideals of the reviving medieval craftsmanship and individual and handmade furniture as opposed to mass ...
$2,500 USD Offers ConsideredEnglish Victorian Faux Wood Painted Cabinet/ Armoire / Linen Press
Antiques:Furniture
A charming 19th century English faux wood painted cabinet / armoire / linen press of small proportions. Circa 1880. H: 76 in W: 30 in D: 17 1/2 in The finish on this piece is painted to appear like the highly patterned wood grain of ash inlaid with ebony such as the furniture which was made at the time by Holland and Sons. A charming and useful piece of furniture which suits a bedroom, living room or lounge doe to it colour and proportions. Kimberly Gray lives in London and sells antiques via ...
$495 USD Offers ConsideredEnglish Arts & Craft / Art Nouveau Period Ruskin inset Tea Caddy / Box
Antiques:Accessories
A absolutely stunning English Arts & Crafts / Art Nouveau period repoussé pewter tea caddy with inset with a pink Ruskin cabochon "jewel." Circa 1910. H, W, D: 3 1/2 inches The Ruskin Pottery was established in 1898 in a suburb of Birmingham, England. The founder, Edward Richard Taylor, so admired the teachings and philosophy of John Ruskin that he named his pottery in his honor. Ruskin Pottery enjoyed a worldwide reputation, and considering the times in which it operated, was most successful. ...
$3,950 USD Offers ConsideredBelgian Grisailles Painting, circa 1800
Antiques:Art:Grisailles
A very beautiful Belgian grisaille painting of a lady, a putti, and a cherub in the neo-classical style. Circa 1800. W: 28 in H: 24 in The term grisaille refers to paintings in tones of grey, often used to imitate sculpture on a wall. This painting comes from an elegant house in Brussells and was originally set into the woodwork of a wall. This is the perfect painting for a boudoir. Kimberly Gray lived in London and sells antiques via Ruby Lane and the shop, London Market at 5029 West Lovers ...
$2,950 USD Offers ConsideredEnglish Arts & Crafts Rocking Chair
Antiques:Furniture
A fabulous and unusual English Arts & Crafts period Morris rocking chair in oak with original patina and in excellent condition. See: Arts & Crafts in Britian and America by Isabelle Anscombe & Charlotte Gere, p 25 for similar designs made by Liberty's of London, Gustav Stickley and Morris & Co. Also: Victorian and Edwardian Decor, Jereny Cooper, p. 245 for similar Liberty Designs Circa 1900. H: 37 in, 16 in to seat W: 37 in max, 27 1/2 in seat D: 38 1/2 in max, 27 in seat
$975 USD Offers ConsideredEnglish Regency Mahogany Dressing Mirror
Antiques:Mirrors:Dressing
An English Regency period mahogany dressing mirror with original drawer, working lock, plate glass mirror, and candleholders. Circa 1830. This is a very high quality piece distinguished by it’s lovely flame mahogany veneers and fantastically carved claw feet. The boxwood urns serve as candleholders for illumination, and the locking drawer is perfect for holding letters, jewellery and other valuables. With it’s original plate glass mirror and working original lock, this is very much a connoisseur ...
$650 USD Offers ConsideredEnglish Victorian Bronze Floral Chandelier
Antiques:Lamps, Lighting
A mid-Victorian, English bronze chandelier with floral motif made for candles. Circa 1850. Drop: 22 in Diameter: 16 1/2 in
$275 USD Offers ConsideredChinese Reverse Glass Painting
Glass:Antique:Art:Paintings:Reverse Glass Paintings
A Chinese reverse painting on glass with original frame and hook. Early 20th century. W: 22 H: 16 Oriental reverse glass painting was at its height in the 18th century and appealed to Rococo taste with its delicate and exotic pictures. This piece was made in the early 20th century for export to America or England where leading aesthetes such as Whilster and Oscar Wilde had a strong admiration for all things Asian. Kimberly Gray lived in London and sells antiques via Ruby Lane and the shop, ...
$165 USD Offers ConsideredAn English Arts & Crafts period pokerwork / pyrography double photo frame
Antiques:Accessories
An English Arts & Crafts period pokerwork / pyrography double photo frame Circa 1910. H: 12 in W: 10 1/2 in openings: 2 by 3 1/2 in
$750 USD Offers ConsideredFrench Faux Bamboo Mirror
Antiques:Mirrors:Bamboo
A French painted faux bamboo mirror with its original plate. Circa 1880. H: 35 1/2 in (main frame) W: 24 1/2 in (main frame) elements extend a further 5 inches from main frame The Prince Regent, later King George IV, constructed his palace, Brighton Paviallion, in the chinoiserie style based loosely on fanciful Indian and Chinese designs. There are many pieces of faux bamboo in Brighton Pavillon, and the style quickly spread and became de rigeur in England and later in France. This mirror is a ...
$100 USD Offers ConsideredJeddo Bowls
Porcelain:Antique:Accessories:Porcelain
A pair of English Victorian black and white transferware shallow bowls, Jeddo made by Chelsea. Circa 1870. 10.25 dia Kimberly Gray lives in London and sells antiques via Ruby Lane and the shop, London Market at 5029 West Lovers Lane in Dallas Texas. Kimberly Gray is the author of The London Antiques Guide, Street by Street, Style by Style (available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon and Thames & Hudson) which is the ultimate guide for anyone wanting to spend as little as one day shopping for antiques in ...
$265 USD Offers ConsideredA late 19th /early 20th century Chinese export bird painting on rice / pith paper
Antiques:Art
A late 19th /early 20th century Chinese export bird painting on rice / pith paper Circa 1900. H: 8 1/2 in W: 12 1/2 in The Chinese in the late 18th and early 19th century would paint sets of birds or of Chinese figures, which would then be bound together in a silk book and exported to Europe, most commonly England. These charming paintings were treasured from the moment they arrived in Europe and were often seperated form their books and framed for better display on the walls of country houses ...
$395 USD Offers ConsideredA French Art Nouveau photo frame with repousse brass peacocks and flowers inset with glass beads
Antiques:Accessories
A French Art Nouveau photo frame with repousse Brass peacocks and flowers inset with glass beads This is an unusual and unique hand-made item with every corner mount being worked by hand and individual. Notice that the two birds are actually different as opposed to the exact reverse of each other. Circa 1910. H: 13 in W: 19 in
$450 USD Offers ConsideredPair French 19th Century Cannon Prints
Antiques:Art:Prints
A pair of French mid-19th century steel engraved prints of cross-sections of cannons framed in exotic birds-eye maple veneered frames with acid free mounts. Circa 1850. H: 16 5/8 in W: 13 5/8 in These prints would make an excellent addition to a gentleman's study, gamesroom or den. In total, three cross-sections each of five French military cannons are shown. Acid free mounts ensure that discoloration caused by cheaper mounts will not occur over time. Kimberly Gray lived in London and sells ...
$185 USD Offers ConsideredA 19th century Victorian period iridescent art glass vase
Glass:Antique
A 19th century small Loetz style iridescent glass vase of fluid form with pintil mark to the base in perfect condition. Circa 1890. H: 4 1/2 in D: 4 in Loetz is a famous name in art glass. The Loetz factory was founded in 1836 in Klostermühle, Bohemia, a region that was once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and is now part of the Czech Republic. The firm made many types of art glass, including an iridescent glass that competed with Tiffany Favrile glass. Many pieces were unmarked if sold ...
$495 USD Offers ConsideredAn English Arts & Crafts period Ruskin inset pewter tea caddy
Antiques:Accessories
An English Arts & Crafts period Ruskin inset pewter tea caddy Circa 1910. H, W, D: 3 1/2 inches The Ruskin Pottery was established in 1898 in a suburb of Birmingham, England. The founder, Edward Richard Taylor, so admired the teachings and philosophy of John Ruskin that he named his pottery in his honor. Ruskin Pottery enjoyed a worldwide reputation, and considering the times in which it operated, was most successful. Ruskin won the "Highest Award Grand Prize" at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase ...
$3,500 USD Offers ConsideredPair Chinese 18th Century Watercolor Paintings
Antiques:Art:Chinese:Watercolor
An exquisite pair of Chinese 18th century watercolour paintings of brightly coloured birds on rice paper. Circa 1780. H: 7”, W: 10“ These lovely paintings are the same style as Chinese wallpapers which were made for export to London and Paris between 1740 and 1790. Flowering trees and gaily plummaged birds were typical, and these pictures, in particular, are very fine quality with beautiful detail and rich color. Kimberly Gray lived in London and sells antiques via Ruby Lane and the shop, London ...
$995 USD Offers ConsideredAn English Victorian Arts & Crafts period Bobbin turned bench
Antiques:Furniture
A rare and unusual English Arts & Crafts period bobbin turned bench with rush seat and high sides. Circa 1860-1880. H: 27 in W: 20 1/2 in D:14 in The bobbin turn, has been used by English furniture makers since the 16th century. It is created by placing a long piece of wood on a lathe and then using various chisels to cut out the desired design. The bobbin turn was used by Arts & Crafts designers, in particular William Morris and Philip Webb, who admired the craftsmenship of this medieval ...
$175 USD Offers ConsideredA Beautiful French Art Nouveau period painted leather photo frame
Antiques:Accessories
A Beautiful French Art Nouveau leather photo frame painted with peony and daisies. Circa 1910. H: 6 1/2 in W: 4 1/4 in Kimberly Gray lives in London and sells antiques via Ruby Lane and the shop, London Market at 5029 West Lovers Lane in Dallas Texas. Kimberly Gray is the author of The London Antiques Guide, Street by Street, Style by Style (available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon and Thames & Hudson) which is the ultimate guide for anyone wanting to spend as little as one day shopping for antiques ...
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