HANDSOME ENGLISH OAK AND SILVERPLATED TWO HANDLED GALLERY TRAY ON BUN FEET MADE CA 1890/1900. NOTE - MEASUREMENTS ARE TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE HANDLES.  More »

HANDSOME ENGLISH OAK AND SILVERPLATED TWO HANDLED GALLERY TRAY ON BUN FEET MADE CA 1890/1900. NOTE - MEASUREMENTS ARE TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE HANDLES. Status: For Sale Reference#: PFA_77 Condition: VERY GOOD Year: CA 1890 Country: ENGLAND Height: 2.50 in. (6.35 cm) Depth: 15 in. (38.10 cm) Width: 24 in. (60.96 cm) Title: BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH OAK AND SILVERPLATE GALLERY TRAY   « Less

Antique pair of carved oak jesters / troubador musicians. Made in Italy, late 19th century. Approx 14 1/4 inches tall (37cm). Absolutely charming: One figure plays a  More »

Antique pair of carved oak jesters / troubador musicians. Made in Italy, late 19th century. Approx 14 1/4 inches tall (37cm). Absolutely charming: One figure plays a mandolin; the other a flute. Each figure stands on a very simple, rectangular oak wood block. Wearing standard uniform of a jester or harlequin, complete with bells and buttons and lots of pleats. Collars like sunflowers. Wonderfully detailed caricature faces. The mandolin player with a huge open mouthed smile, stares into the distance; the flautist with exquisite gentle expression on his smiling face and soft eyes. Quality of carving very good. Wood has great, old patina and warm glow after more than 100 years. Condition: the mandolin has the edge of it''s handle missing; the tips of the fingers of the flautist are missing, as is the ''horn'' and bell on one side of his cap. One side of the cap of the mandolin player may be re-attached. The couple more than makes up for these signs of age by their great charm. Status: For Sale Reference#: 3953 Condition: good Year: 1880 Title: ANTIQUE PR ITALIAN OAK CARVED FIGURES JESTER MUSICIANS   « Less

Japanese carved boxwood brush washer bowl. Probably early 1900''s. Measures approx 4 inches accross. General shape is oval, but has a myriad of finely carved organic  More »

Japanese carved boxwood brush washer bowl. Probably early 1900''s. Measures approx 4 inches accross. General shape is oval, but has a myriad of finely carved organic forms, some like tentacles of sea anenomes, some floral and foliate, swirling around and about each other, forming bridges and arches. The carving underneath the bowl is even more stupendous than the top and sides. Great detail. Wonderful artistic assymetry and aesthetic style. Very good condition. Status: For Sale Reference#: 2906 Condition: good Year: 1900 Title: CARVED WOOD BRUSH WASHER BOWL JAPAN   « Less

18th century (or older) wooden mould for making bricks. Approx 24inches long. Very old wood construction with 2 compartments for packing clay into brick form. Mortar and  More »

18th century (or older) wooden mould for making bricks. Approx 24inches long. Very old wood construction with 2 compartments for packing clay into brick form. Mortar and tenon joints, some old nails. Wood has shrunk with age and is split in parts. Corners are rubbed smoothe and shiny through use and age. A pair of metal loops were added so that this amazing old piece of social history can be used as a hanging shelf. Status: For Sale Reference#: 3024 Condition: good Year: 1760 Title: WOOD MOULD F MAKING BRICKS 18C HANGING SHELF   « Less

Tribal art from Africa. Wood carved spoon / scoop with figural handle of a human and reptile / lizard. Exact country of origin is unknown. Shows signs of good age.Measures 11  More »

Tribal art from Africa. Wood carved spoon / scoop with figural handle of a human and reptile / lizard. Exact country of origin is unknown. Shows signs of good age.Measures 11 inches long.Deep, round scoop/spoon, worn smoothe from handling. Tool marks clearly visible in bowl. The terminal is in the form of a human head. An elaborate hairdo, ritual scarring on cheeks and a lizard climbing a totem-like body. No damage of any sort. Status: For Sale Reference#: 1911 Condition: See Description Year: See Description   « Less

Folding fan. 19th century, French Victorian, silk embroidered & ebonised wood, mourning fan - all in black. Each stick is 13inches long. The black ebony wooden sticks are  More »

Folding fan. 19th century, French Victorian, silk embroidered & ebonised wood, mourning fan - all in black. Each stick is 13inches long. The black ebony wooden sticks are secured by a metal attachement with little buttons that may be ivory or very old wood. The folding fan is made of rich black silk embroidered with black flowers. It is extremely elegant and subtle. Condition is generally very good. One guard needs to be secured to the fabric (easilly done with a spot of glue). The silk and embroidery on the front are in very good condition - no damage of any sort. At the back, the silk is thinner and it has torn in one or two places along the folds. Status: For Sale Reference#: 993 Condition: See Description Year: See Description   « Less

FRANCE 1810 A BEAUTIFULLY CARVED PERIOD PIECE FROM FRANCE. EMPIRE CIRCA 1810.INCREDIBLE DETAIL BOTH BACK AND FRONT, NOTE THE TALONS.WONDERFULLY EXPRESSIVE FACE.

FRANCE 1810 A BEAUTIFULLY CARVED PERIOD PIECE FROM FRANCE. EMPIRE CIRCA 1810.INCREDIBLE DETAIL BOTH BACK AND FRONT, NOTE THE TALONS.WONDERFULLY EXPRESSIVE FACE.   « Less

Wood Sculpture of a Water Animal-Otter - LO.1375 Origin: Egypt Circa: 2040 BC to 1640 BC Dimensions: 2.0" (5.1cm) high x 5.5" (14.0cm) wide Collection: Egyptian  More »

Wood Sculpture of a Water Animal-Otter - LO.1375 Origin: Egypt Circa: 2040 BC to 1640 BC Dimensions: 2.0" (5.1cm) high x 5.5" (14.0cm) wide Collection: Egyptian Antiquities Style: Middle kingdom Medium: Wood   « Less

139 - Large Swedish ale serving bowl. Original blue paint. Wood and metal spout. Early 19th. century. H.16cm.,W.39cm.

139 - Large Swedish ale serving bowl. Original blue paint. Wood and metal spout. Early 19th. century. H.16cm.,W.39cm.   « Less

351. Danish carved painted and gilded renaissance woodcut. Two standing Lions coat of arms presumably the family Fasti or Splids Coat of Arms. Originally a door off a  More »

351. Danish carved painted and gilded renaissance woodcut. Two standing Lions coat of arms presumably the family Fasti or Splids Coat of Arms. Originally a door off a cupboard. 22 1/2in by 18 1/2in ( 56cm by 46cm). This was bought as 15th. century but I feel 17th. century would be more in line.   « Less