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$315 USDBrass Ribbon Frame - Victorian
Antiques:Household Decorative Accessory
This medium sized Victorian ribbon frame will accept a picture 4" by 6 1/2" in the portrait aspect (upright), overall the frame measures 7" by 9 1/2". It was made in the West Midlands around 1880. Condition excellent. Worldwide insured air shipping included in list price. Nothing else to pay.
$100 USD Offers ConsideredSugar Sifter in Silver Plate - Edwardian
Antiques:Dining Table Accessory
This 6 3/4" sifter would have been an ever-present on Edwardian dining tables. To a classic Georgian pattern, it remains as efficient as it ever was, sweetening rhubarb and Wimbledon strawberries, all with continuing efficiency. Worldwide insured air shipping included in listed price. Nothing extra to add.
$155 USDTunbridge Ware Cribbage Scorer - Victorian
Antiques:Pastime
Measuring 9 1/2" by 2 5/8" and on four button feet this decorative piece was manufactured (by G. Wise, Jun) in Kent around 1875. The intricate central mosaic panel is surrounded by the series of small holes which support the scoring pegs. Quality excellent. Worldwide insured air shipping included in list price. Nothing else to pay.
$145 USDTunbridge Ware Cribbage Scorer - Victorian
Antiques:Pastime
Measuring 9" by 2 3/8" and on four button feet this decorative piece was manufactured in Tunbridge, Kent around 1875. The intricate central mosaic panel is surrounded by the series of small holes which support the antique bone scoring pegs. Quality excellent. Worldwide insured air shipping included in list price. Nothing else to pay.
$285 USDPair Table Bottles in Bristol Blue - Georgian/Early Victorian
Antiques:Dining Table Accessory
Although not strictly a pair these two early bottles are as near dammit identical. One is 10 3/4" high, the other 11". Glass with added cobalt oxide first appeared in Bristol late in C18th. The deep bright blue this produced quickly became very popular and led to an invitation to exhibit at the Great Exhibition of 1851. We date these two stylish examples to round about 1825. Worldwide insured air shipping included in list price. Nohing else to pay.
$175 USDFigural Knitting Needle Sheaths, Riding Boots - Victorian
Antiques:Accessories:Knitting
This pair of 1 3/4" riding boot sheaths date from around 1850 when hall marking was not as widespread as today. Hence their description as white metal as white metal - notwithstanding they have been tested as silver. They are a most realistic pair of boots with their "Norah Batty" wrinkles above the ankles. They even sport minute spurs. They have a certain amount of wear, but this is quite appropriate for their age & use. The dings and dongs can be seen clearly in the accompanying photo shots. ...
SOLDSOLD Plate Rack for Afternoon Tea - Edwardian
Antiques:Table Accessories
The registered number on this pair of George Jones plates date them to around 1900. They are hand painted by "HOJ" with the popular cornflower pattern.. Not identical, but as near as dammit. A most attractive and authentic set. Condition excellent. Worldwide insured air shipping included in list price. Nothing extra to pay.| Items 1 - 7 of 7 | Page 1 of 1 |
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