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Blakeney Stoke on Kent
Ironstone Reproduction of Rare VICTORIAN IRONSTONE Flow Blue Cheese / Stilton
Dome
Flow
Blue Huge Cheese Keeper Round makes an awesome addition to anyone’s kitchen
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Vintage Ceramic
‘The Last Shot’ Windup
Basset Musical Hound Dog Carafe - features a sad-looking bloodhound holding a
small liquor bottle.
The dog's head and the attached gun serve as the
stopper/lid for the decanter.
The base contains a wind-up music box that plays a
tune when lifted or wound.
These items were popular mid-century barware pieces, often dating from
the 1950s or 1960s, and many were made in Japan
I purchased this in an off-license in Billet Road, Walthamstow London
E17 in 1968
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Elephant figurine intricately
carved with decorative patterns on its back and sides. Soapstone Marble
It has a smooth, creamy-white
appearance, which has developed a yellowed patina due to age.
The material is durable, carved in fine detail. Items
like this are often found in auctions.
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Vintage opera glasses, also known as theatre binoculars.
Late 1800s or early 1900s. Opera
glasses, such as these, were commonly used in theatres or operas to provide a
clearer, more detailed view of the performance.
They are made of metal with a center focus wheel
for adjustment.
Made by the renowned optical firm
Dixey. The company, Dixey, was a respected manufacturer of optical wares,
previously serving as opticians to royalty like King George III and Queen
Victoria.
The text visible in the case indicates the address
"3 Of New Bond St London".
The firm has a long history, tracing its origins
back to the 18th century, and the company still exists today.
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DISNEY DONALD DUCK Marine Club Lorus TALKING Alarm Clock 23 x 18 x 12 cm
Rare Collectible Vintage.This Disney Donald Duck is Rare of a
Limited Release- only sold in Japan in 1980’s
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VINTAGE Taunton Vale Wiveliscombe Melamine wall clock with a blue and
white decorative face
The clock features Roman numerals for timekeeping.
It has a detailed floral pattern on the clock face and the top
pediment.
Made from "Finest Quality Melamine" Manufactured in Somerset, England. The Wiveliscombe line includes placemats and
other kitchenware
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Vintage Lesney Matchbox
Models of Yesteryear Y-12 1909 Thomas Flyabout die-cast model car. Purchased in
1967. Made by the British company Lesney
Products between 1953 and 1982.
Part of the "Models of
Yesteryear" series, which began in 1956 to capture nostalgia for classic
pre-war vehicles.
The model has a blue body
and red chassis, with intricate details made from die cast metal.
1:48 scale model The model
is shown with its original yellow box, which features a drawing of the car and
the model details. Box is not in good condition.
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A Herbert E Gibbs vintage 1930's teak bookcase, with glazed doors above
double cupboard, on a shaped base, Herbert Gibbs’ furniture distinguishing
features include:
Design
Style: clean lines, minimalist aesthetics, and
a focus on functionality, characteristic of the mid-20th century era. Materials: Common
materials include teak with a rich grain and tone. Construction: Pieces
are well-built and sturdy, designed to be durable. Specific
Components: feature a combination of glazed sliding
doors in the upper section and a closed cupboard base with wooden doors
below.
Recent slight damage to front is reflected in the
lower price
Width 76cm
Depth 25cm
Height 114cm
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COLLECTIBLE Da Vinci Figurine: Pony on Wood Base
The Da Vinci Collection was a popular line of decorative
figurines and sculptures made from cold-cast resin or bonded marble, often
finished to resemble bronze, marble, or porcelain. These were produced mainly
in the late 20th century (1980s–1990s) Despite
the name, the pieces are not directly linked to Leonardo da Vinci, but rather
the branding suggested “classical European art.”
Horses were among the most popular subjects in the Da
Vinci Collection. They symbolized strength, beauty, and motion, making them
desirable as statement pieces in homes and offices. The wood base and nameplate
usually indicate it was sold as part of the premium line
THE DAMAGE TO HORSES EARS ARE
RELFECTED IN THE PRICE
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Set Of 6 CAPIZ SHELL Napkin Rings With Flower and Pearl
Embellishment
Made with natural Capiz Shell. set of 6, vintage,
napkin holders. Each ring is "D" shaped. Beautiful off-white color.
Made of Capiz shells from the Philippines. Lovely flower on top with faux
pearls for added detail and beauty. Napkin ring holders are in good vintage condition.
The flowers are attached tightly to the rings. Stunning napkin holders to add
class and elegance to any table.
Measures 2 inches tall x 2 inches wide x 1 inch thick.
Beautiful 6 pc set
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Figurine Porcelain “Man Playing Violin,” rare, signed, made
in Japan. Kelvin’s Porcelain was an
American import brand, most active in the 1950s–1970s, during the post-WWII
boom in Japanese exports, reflecting European-inspired themes (musicians,
dancers, romantic couples, Rococo-style characters), but at more accessible
prices. The violinist is a classic theme in Kelvin’s line, highlighting
refinement, music, and artistry.
LIMITED PRODUCTION RUNS. PAINTED OR FINISHED BY A
SPECIFIC WORKSHOP ARTIST.
Post-war Japan became one of the world’s leading exporters
of porcelain, this violinist figurine is a great example of how
Japanese artisans blended European design influences with their own
craftsmanship, creating collectible pieces that still hold charm today.
SMALL DAMAGE ON
VIOLIN BOW WHICH IS REFLECTED IN THE PRICE
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Vintage PROCELAIN figurine "Grandfather under an umbrella” Marks & Rosenfeld was an American
company, based in New York City, that operated primarily in the mid-20th
century (1940s–1960s). Their figurines often depicted Musicians, dancers, and
performers (in Rococo and Victorian styles). Marks & Rosenfeld figurines
are considered vintage collectibles today.
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Derwent Crystal was a British maker of
fine lead crystal, named after the River Derwent in Derbyshire, England. The
company specialized in fully hand-cut, full-lead crystal tableware and
decorative items, including vases, bowls, stemware, and lidded jars.
Most production was during the
mid-to-late 20th century (1950s–1980s), when hand-cut crystal was a symbol of
elegance in the home.
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Vintage Orient Plates and bowls
In lovely Condition. produced
by Myott Staffordshire. England. All Ceramic with Oriental flowers in blue, pink
and rust colours, all underglaze, so are dishwasher and oven safe.
10inch dinner plates X 10
9inch side plate X 10
61/2 inch cereal bowl X
10
Gravy boat and
saucer X 1
Purchased
in 1956. Good hard vitro porcelain body
to resist scratches and chips. These are near perfect condition.
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Vintage British Horse Brass Medallions
Very nice vintage set 19 (NINETEEN) of horse shoe Brasses, in excellent
condition, 3 1/2 inches by 3 inches. Collected
since 1943 Now selling entire collection, all 19 brasses
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