Items of Vertu
The special and unique find their home on this page. This collection comes from 37 years of collecting the finer things in life and sharing it with you to enjoy.
George Cherepov beachscape oil on canvas mid-century
$3,995.00
George Cherepov (1909-1987) was born in Lithuania and moved to America in 1952, ultimately settling in Greenwich, CT. He was known for painting an exceptionally broad range of subjects. Cherepov was a vigorous painter, finely attuned to nature with a highly developed sensitivity for mood, color and composition. In 1971 he authored "Discovering Oil Painting" and coauthored "The Oil Painting Book" through Watson-Gupthill NY. This lovely painting, showcasing a wonderful light effect on the clouds and surf, measures approx 26 x 50 inches unframed but comes to you beautifully framed as shown.
Ricardo Ponzanelli "The Satyr" Bronze Sculpture 22"H Signed Casting
$2,900.00
Eduardo Pedro Ricardo Quintero Ponzanelli is a world renowned sculptor and comes from a family of sculptors. He is a direct descendant of Valerio Ponzanelli who, in the 14th century constructed the Carrara Cathedral in Italy; and is the grandson of Adolfo Ponzanelli, who sculpted the marble walls of Mexico City's Palace of Fine Arts and forged the column of the Independence Monument. Ricardo learned the art under another illustrious Ponzanelli, his father Octavio. Born in Mexico City on May 23, 1950, Ricardo worked with his father on numerous projects for the Mexican government. In 1977, he opened his own studio. He is considered a master of "Lost Wax" bronze castings. His works can be seen throughout Mexico including presidents, celebrities, military leaders, nudes, and mythological figures.
This bronze sculpture depicts "The Satyr." In Greek mythology, the satyrs are deities of the woods and mountains. They are half human and half beast - usually with a goat's tail, flanks and hooves. This piece stands approximately 22"H including the marble base. At it's widest, it's approximately 11.5"W. It dates to the late 1900s.
This bronze sculpture depicts "The Satyr." In Greek mythology, the satyrs are deities of the woods and mountains. They are half human and half beast - usually with a goat's tail, flanks and hooves. This piece stands approximately 22"H including the marble base. At it's widest, it's approximately 11.5"W. It dates to the late 1900s.
Chinese Turquoise Carving of Lioness and Cubs - From Wuhan Chinese Tomb - Turquoise Carving for a Woman
$325.00
This is a symbolic lion and her cubs. The carving was most likely for an important woman of her time. She would have been considered protective, yet gentle. This was purchased from tombs close to Wuhan, China. The turquoise would have had to been brought to this area.
Material: Turquoise
Measurements: 3 in x 2 1/2 in x 1 3/4 in
Weight: 150 grams = 750 carats
Age: 150-500 years
Material: Turquoise
Measurements: 3 in x 2 1/2 in x 1 3/4 in
Weight: 150 grams = 750 carats
Age: 150-500 years
Pickard Vase - Austrian Antique Vase, "Violets" Design 9.25" tall w/ 24kt gold detailing RARE
$695.00
This is a beautiful Pickard Vase, Austrian antique vase. It is 9 1/4 inches tall. It has a beautiful hand-painted violet design. It is from the Ravenswood Studio which was a part of the Art Institute of Chicago and a leading influence in the "Art Nouveau Movement," during 1899-1910. They developed the themes and patterns displayed on the Pickard china. It has a flared top and a round bottom and 24k yellow gold detailing.
Condition: Antique excellent. Shows slightest wear on the bottom.
The Pickard China company started in Wisconsin and moved to Chicago at the turn of the 20th century where they specialized in hand-painted art pieces and dessert and tea sets. Artists from the Art Institute Chicago and all over Europe came to design and decorate the famous Pickard ceramic. The Pickard family has headed the company for 4 generations and is known world wide for the graceful shapes, lightness and delicacy, as well as its unusual strength and brilliant glaze. Pickard was selected by the US Department of State to make the official china for embassies, as well as making custom china for Air Force One, Blair House, Camp David, the King of Saudi Arabia, and the Queen of England. While Pickard has continued to adapt and innovate, it has never compromised its quality.
Due to the nature of the item and package insurance, final shipping cost will be determined upon purchase.
We attempt to describe all our items as completely and accurately as possible. However, if you have a question, please don't hesitate to contact us! We want you to be a happy buyer and be 100% satisfied with your purchase.
Condition: Antique excellent. Shows slightest wear on the bottom.
The Pickard China company started in Wisconsin and moved to Chicago at the turn of the 20th century where they specialized in hand-painted art pieces and dessert and tea sets. Artists from the Art Institute Chicago and all over Europe came to design and decorate the famous Pickard ceramic. The Pickard family has headed the company for 4 generations and is known world wide for the graceful shapes, lightness and delicacy, as well as its unusual strength and brilliant glaze. Pickard was selected by the US Department of State to make the official china for embassies, as well as making custom china for Air Force One, Blair House, Camp David, the King of Saudi Arabia, and the Queen of England. While Pickard has continued to adapt and innovate, it has never compromised its quality.
Due to the nature of the item and package insurance, final shipping cost will be determined upon purchase.
We attempt to describe all our items as completely and accurately as possible. However, if you have a question, please don't hesitate to contact us! We want you to be a happy buyer and be 100% satisfied with your purchase.
Ladies Sterling Coin Purse from 1932 Flower Engraved Art Deco Monogrammed 93.5g
$449.00
$250.00
This ladies coin purse was a graduation present in 1932, and appears to have never been used. The interior leather is in pristine condition and the sterling case and chain have minimal scratches and no dents. This would look great as a collector item or with any outfit for a night out on the town. The case is about the size of a credit card and would fit perfect to simply carry around. It is monogrammed R.I.D.
Condition: Excellent
Measurements: 3.5” long x 2.5” wide x 1.25” high
Weight: 93.5 grams
Condition: Excellent
Measurements: 3.5” long x 2.5” wide x 1.25” high
Weight: 93.5 grams
Calligraphy Wash Pot and Brush Holder with Intricate Hand Carved Chinese Soapstone Carving
$299.00
$250.00
It is a calligraphy wash pot and brush holder. The small pot was filled with water, and a brush was dipped in the water while writing calligraphy, and the larger urns are for holding brushes. (Credit: Cary @ CGMGallery)
Soapstone has been used for thousands of years as a carving medium, this Chinese soapstone carving was bought from China in the early 1940's, however there is no real way to tell when exactly this piece was made. From 1368 to 1644, the Ming Dynasty, saw the height of soapstone production in China. This carving was probably used for dried flowers. The intricate design around the three vases is of vines and a bird. Soapstone is a type of metaphoric rock and is also known as soaprock.
MEASURES: 10.5" L x 7.75" W x 2.25" D
Soapstone has been used for thousands of years as a carving medium, this Chinese soapstone carving was bought from China in the early 1940's, however there is no real way to tell when exactly this piece was made. From 1368 to 1644, the Ming Dynasty, saw the height of soapstone production in China. This carving was probably used for dried flowers. The intricate design around the three vases is of vines and a bird. Soapstone is a type of metaphoric rock and is also known as soaprock.
MEASURES: 10.5" L x 7.75" W x 2.25" D
Rare Punch Ladle, Sterling Silver by W. Faber & Sons from Philadelphia, PA circa 1880. Approx. 13" long and 175.5gm
$425.00
This is a sterling silver punch ladle by W Faber & Sons out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania circa 1880. It measures approximately 13" long and weighs 175.5 grams. It features an elaborate Brite-Cut design and gold-washed bowl. Excellent estate condition for age and use. No monogram, and no dents or dings.
Antique English Wooden Tea Caddy with Inlaid Marquetry *Has Working Key
$595.00
This lovely antique hinged-lid tea caddy is a two-compartment wooden box with lift-off lids to each compartment and a working key. Probably dates to late 1800s or very early 1900s. Measurements: 8-3/4"L x 4"W x 3-7/8"H Condition: The box is wonderfully intact with still-secure construction - especially at the corners. No cracks or broken places in the box itself; some light scratches in the surface. The interior lids still rest securely on little triangular pieces of wood in each corner. The hinges work smoothly. The original key is still present and the box does lock and unlock. The inlaid marquetry is amazingly intact except for one little strip missing at the very back edge of the lid -- not readily noticeable.
Antique Dual Wick Oil Lamp, R. Hollings & Co Boston, Mass, circa 1879
$1,295.00
$650.00
This oil lamp is a unique survivor from the late 1800s. It has all of its parts and all of its parts are working. The bronze metal base is pierced and engraved with neo-classical figural motifs of forest animals, birds, and people. The burner base stands a total of 9.5” high when assembled and is approximately 8.5” wide. The lamp part breaks down into at least three pieces: the base, the font, and the burner. It features a dual wick and a lever for snuffing out the wicks, opposite side of the wick raiser knobs. The wick raiser knobs are marked “R. Hollings & Co * Boston, Mass.”
The glass shade is approximately 6” high by 10” wide with a fluted design. The shade’s exterior has been painted a beige color. It rests in a brass “wagon-wheel” shade holder for balance. The shade holder is slightly warped in the center but it is still fully functional. The glass chimney is 10” tall and has the bubbling and “straw marks” indicative of old hand-blown glass.
Overall, this is a gorgeous oil lamp that features the best of that era.
Individual parts:
1 glass shade
1 brass shade holder
1 glass chimney
1 base
1 font
1 burner
Circa 1879
The glass shade is approximately 6” high by 10” wide with a fluted design. The shade’s exterior has been painted a beige color. It rests in a brass “wagon-wheel” shade holder for balance. The shade holder is slightly warped in the center but it is still fully functional. The glass chimney is 10” tall and has the bubbling and “straw marks” indicative of old hand-blown glass.
Overall, this is a gorgeous oil lamp that features the best of that era.
Individual parts:
1 glass shade
1 brass shade holder
1 glass chimney
1 base
1 font
1 burner
Circa 1879
Ithaca No 7 Shelf Calendar Clock built 1877 - exceptional condition LOCAL PICKUP ONLY
$1,100.00
This is a lovely No 7 Shelf Clock by the Ithaca Calendar Clock Co which according to notes on the inside of the case appears to have been built November 30, 1877 and signed by the maker (Sark? – difficult to make out the old script). It also has notations for at least three cleanings – 1895, 1969, and 1980. The 1980 repair noted “cleaned upper – lower mvt, new bezel – top.”
There are also notations on the bottom of two of the shelves in the back of the clock both reading: TGO 108-32-0498, 14886-1880.
This 22” H tabletop model is in remarkable condition. We have had it running in the store with no issues.
***LOCAL PICKUP ONLY*** GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA ***
The Ithaca Calendar Clock Company was founded in 1865 and remained in business until March 14, 1917, during World War I, at which time its assets were sold at a public bankruptcy auction. Over its 50-year period of existence, the company manufactured mantle and hanging calendar clocks in a few dozen configurations that ranged between 16 and 72 inches in height. As was typical of the time, there were "themes and variations" on individual models, with some receiving minor cosmetic changes and others a complete revamping, even though the model name or number remained the same. Ithaca calendar clocks remain in spectacularly high demand. Though they originally sold in a price range from around $10 to $60, they have become major investments for today's collectors. Fortunately, the Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. was able to re-establish itself in 1981, and now continues to make a small number of the Calendar Clocks by hand.
There are also notations on the bottom of two of the shelves in the back of the clock both reading: TGO 108-32-0498, 14886-1880.
This 22” H tabletop model is in remarkable condition. We have had it running in the store with no issues.
***LOCAL PICKUP ONLY*** GREENWOOD, SOUTH CAROLINA ***
The Ithaca Calendar Clock Company was founded in 1865 and remained in business until March 14, 1917, during World War I, at which time its assets were sold at a public bankruptcy auction. Over its 50-year period of existence, the company manufactured mantle and hanging calendar clocks in a few dozen configurations that ranged between 16 and 72 inches in height. As was typical of the time, there were "themes and variations" on individual models, with some receiving minor cosmetic changes and others a complete revamping, even though the model name or number remained the same. Ithaca calendar clocks remain in spectacularly high demand. Though they originally sold in a price range from around $10 to $60, they have become major investments for today's collectors. Fortunately, the Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. was able to re-establish itself in 1981, and now continues to make a small number of the Calendar Clocks by hand.
Vintage Sterling Silver Dresser Set Mirror and Comb set - With initials "PML"
$389.95
$199.95
This is a vintage mirror and comb grooming set. The mirror is in perfect condition and the tortoise shell comb is not missing any teeth. The mirror is 13" long and 4.5" wide at it's widest point. The comb is 7.25" long and 1.75" wide.
These were given as graduation gifts to young girls throughout the late '30s and 40's. Perhaps they belonged to your great grandmother, her initials were "PML" weren't they?
Regardless, they make a beautiful decoration piece to a bridal shower, vintage party, or just around your home.
These were given as graduation gifts to young girls throughout the late '30s and 40's. Perhaps they belonged to your great grandmother, her initials were "PML" weren't they?
Regardless, they make a beautiful decoration piece to a bridal shower, vintage party, or just around your home.
Legras Cameo Art Glass Vase 1910s
$2,700.00
This piece probably dates from about 1910 and uses a combination of decorative techniques. The blackish-green mottled glass has an acid-etched treatment on most of the surface. Around the moth of the vase down to the shoulders of its bulbous shape, the glass is actually carved in a leaf design with gilding is applied on top of it to further enhance the piece.
It stands approximately 10-3/8” inches high.
The widest part of the vase is approximately 8-1/2” with
the mouth measuring 2-7/8 inches. It is a substantial piece weighing right at nine pounds.
Auguste Legras, an already experienced glass maker, took over the St Denis glassworks in 1864. Legras produced a massive amount of glass in many commercial types and styles and the company was very successful. It was profitable enough that the family took over the established Pantin glassworks in 1897.
Somewhere around 1900, possibly at the great Paris Exhibition, Legras discovered Emile Galle, and Legras decided to seriously concentrate on
producing art nouveau style glass, both Cameos like Galle and a wide range
of other techniques.
In 1909, Auguste retired and the company was taken over by his son Charles, who quickly started to focus on the early scent bottles being designed by Rene Lalique for Coty, getting a contract to produce some early ones before Rene
Lalique was fully geared up to produce them. Like most French Glass makers the Legras works closed between 1914 and 1919. After 1919 they quickly
identified the need to move to Art Deco style production.
Legras produced quite a range of different and original art glass. However a
significant part of their production followed the styles of Galle, Daum, Moser, Rene Lalique, Schneider etc. At some point in the late 1920s, Legras’ production of art glass effectively ceased.
It stands approximately 10-3/8” inches high.
The widest part of the vase is approximately 8-1/2” with
the mouth measuring 2-7/8 inches. It is a substantial piece weighing right at nine pounds.
Auguste Legras, an already experienced glass maker, took over the St Denis glassworks in 1864. Legras produced a massive amount of glass in many commercial types and styles and the company was very successful. It was profitable enough that the family took over the established Pantin glassworks in 1897.
Somewhere around 1900, possibly at the great Paris Exhibition, Legras discovered Emile Galle, and Legras decided to seriously concentrate on
producing art nouveau style glass, both Cameos like Galle and a wide range
of other techniques.
In 1909, Auguste retired and the company was taken over by his son Charles, who quickly started to focus on the early scent bottles being designed by Rene Lalique for Coty, getting a contract to produce some early ones before Rene
Lalique was fully geared up to produce them. Like most French Glass makers the Legras works closed between 1914 and 1919. After 1919 they quickly
identified the need to move to Art Deco style production.
Legras produced quite a range of different and original art glass. However a
significant part of their production followed the styles of Galle, Daum, Moser, Rene Lalique, Schneider etc. At some point in the late 1920s, Legras’ production of art glass effectively ceased.
Purple Pansy Enamel over 14k yellow gold with an Amethyst center circa 1890 Art Nouveau can be worn as pin, pendant or as a watch holder!
$1,695.00
$1,150.00
This purple pansy enamel piece is valuable as a piece of wearable jewelry but also as a collectors piece as well. This piece is from the 1890's in a beautifully enameled art nouveau design with a lovely amethyst in the center. It can be worn a variety of ways: as a pendant, as a brooch, and you can hang a watch from the hook! The idea piece for a woman in that time. the 14k yellow gold is solid and in great condition.
Condition: Excellent Estate
Stone: Amethyst
Metal: 14k yellow gold
Weight: 11.1g
Measurements: 1.25in
Condition: Excellent Estate
Stone: Amethyst
Metal: 14k yellow gold
Weight: 11.1g
Measurements: 1.25in
Small Antique Betty Whale Oil Lamp, open, hand forged. Iron.
$120.00
Antique Betty Whale Oil Lamp, hand forged. Iron. Clover shaped.
Has a hook for hanging, open top. This lamp has just one spot for a wick. The iron has a nice patina. Betty lamps were used in the 1700s to the 1800s. Originally used in Scotland and Ireland, farmers and tradesmen used these lamps which were forged by a tinsmith and used fish oil, fat trimming, or whale blubber. The hook was handy for being stuck into a rafter, hooked onto a peg or over the rung of a ladder.
Measurements: Fully extended with the hook it is 8 inches long. The base is 3 inches long and 2.5 inches wide.
Has a hook for hanging, open top. This lamp has just one spot for a wick. The iron has a nice patina. Betty lamps were used in the 1700s to the 1800s. Originally used in Scotland and Ireland, farmers and tradesmen used these lamps which were forged by a tinsmith and used fish oil, fat trimming, or whale blubber. The hook was handy for being stuck into a rafter, hooked onto a peg or over the rung of a ladder.
Measurements: Fully extended with the hook it is 8 inches long. The base is 3 inches long and 2.5 inches wide.
Vintage Corum Automatic watch 21 Jewels Swiss 18 karat gold Men's Watch Deployment Buckle
$2,795.00
$995.00
A vintage Corum Automatic watch. 21 Jewels and swiss made. This is a very fine watch that is encased in 18k yellow gold. It has Roman numerals, and onyx stone on the crown. It has the day date feature as well!
Condition: Excellent estate condition. As with any estate piece, does show some signs of wear
Movement: 21 Jewels, Swiss, Automatic
Metal: 18k yellow gold
Weight: 47.8g overall
Band: Deployment Buckle
Measurements: 37mm from side to crown; 39mm from lug to lug
Condition: Excellent estate condition. As with any estate piece, does show some signs of wear
Movement: 21 Jewels, Swiss, Automatic
Metal: 18k yellow gold
Weight: 47.8g overall
Band: Deployment Buckle
Measurements: 37mm from side to crown; 39mm from lug to lug
SOLD One of a Kind Unique Plique-à-jour Enamel Butterfly Ruby Diamond 18 karat gold Exquisite!
$9,985.00
$3,895.00
Plique-à-jour (French for "letting in daylight") is a vitreous enamelling technique where the enamel is applied in cells, similar to cloisonné, but with no backing in the final product, so light can shine through the transparent or translucent enamel. This style was so popular in the 1880s and 1890s with art nouveau design and had a huge resurgence in the 1950s. Many designers like Alphonse Mucha and Rene Lalique had famous pieces like this butterfly design.
This is a multicolored butterfly that just vibrates with life. We believe it was made in Hungary around the turn of the century. A wonderful, joyful brooch / pin fit for a queen.
Condition: Recently restored.
Primary Material: enamel
Primary Stone: Ruby (two rubies in the body)
Secondary Stone: Diamond (thirty two diamonds)
Metal: 18 karat gold
Weight: 12.6 grams
Measurements: 2.5in long, 1in tall, and about 1/4in thick
This is a multicolored butterfly that just vibrates with life. We believe it was made in Hungary around the turn of the century. A wonderful, joyful brooch / pin fit for a queen.
Condition: Recently restored.
Primary Material: enamel
Primary Stone: Ruby (two rubies in the body)
Secondary Stone: Diamond (thirty two diamonds)
Metal: 18 karat gold
Weight: 12.6 grams
Measurements: 2.5in long, 1in tall, and about 1/4in thick
Signed Baseball 1959 1960 Milwaukee Braves Warren Spahn Bob Buhl Del Crandall Joe Adcock Wes Covington more
$195.00
This is a signed baseball from the 1959-1960 years of the Milwaukee Braves. The Braves won two pennants, in 1957 and 1958, and one World Series defeating the New York Yankees in game 7 of the 1957 Fall Classic. Five future Hall of Famers would play for the Braves. They were Eddie Mathews, Warren Spahn, Red Schoendienst, Phil Niekro, and of course the all-time home run king Henry Aaron. During their tenure in Milwaukee, the Braves were the hot ticket and were even more popular than the Green Bay Packers. The town fought furiously to keep the Braves but in the end lost them to Atlanta after the 1965 season. For many though, the Milwaukee Braves are an all-time classic team.
This ball bears 16 signatures.
First panel has Andy Pafko #48, Frank Thomas #12, Roy McMillan #11, and Red Schuenclienst #4.
Second panel has Al Spangler #25, Charley (Charlie) Lau #6, John DeMerit, Don Nottebart #32, and Wes Covington #43.
Third panel has Tony Cloninger #40, Warren Spahn #21 (14 time ALL STAR!), Frank Bolling #2, George Myatt #8, and Bob Buhl #10.
Fourth panel has Joe Adcock #9 and Ken MacKenzie #36
The ball has been in a plastic display stand and will come to you that way.
This ball bears 16 signatures.
First panel has Andy Pafko #48, Frank Thomas #12, Roy McMillan #11, and Red Schuenclienst #4.
Second panel has Al Spangler #25, Charley (Charlie) Lau #6, John DeMerit, Don Nottebart #32, and Wes Covington #43.
Third panel has Tony Cloninger #40, Warren Spahn #21 (14 time ALL STAR!), Frank Bolling #2, George Myatt #8, and Bob Buhl #10.
Fourth panel has Joe Adcock #9 and Ken MacKenzie #36
The ball has been in a plastic display stand and will come to you that way.
Victorian Baby Rings Lot of 6. Bands. Children's Jewelry. Baby Jewelry. Digit Rings
$99.95
A lot of 6 baby rings / baby bands
Baby rings were only brought out for photos considering they are such a choking hazard for babies.
Cute for a charm bracelet or necklace for your baby!
Condition: Great condition for age.
Style: Bands
Metal: 10k - 14k yellow gold
Weight: 2.0g
Size: baby sized. Too small to fit on my sizing rod. You can see the size relation with the no. 2 pencil I photographed them on for scale.
Measurements: 1mm-2mm
Baby rings were only brought out for photos considering they are such a choking hazard for babies.
Cute for a charm bracelet or necklace for your baby!
Condition: Great condition for age.
Style: Bands
Metal: 10k - 14k yellow gold
Weight: 2.0g
Size: baby sized. Too small to fit on my sizing rod. You can see the size relation with the no. 2 pencil I photographed them on for scale.
Measurements: 1mm-2mm
Gold Nugget with Mastodon Fossil Tie Bar circa 1945
$195.00
$92.00
Vintage style with dramatic flair. This tie bar has it all with the fossilized mastodon and the gold nugget! Circa 1945
Condition: great estate condition circa 1945
Material: Mastodon
Metal: gold filled bar; Gold Nugget is 24k gold
Weight: 6.5g
Measurements: 2.5in wide; 2in long
Condition: great estate condition circa 1945
Material: Mastodon
Metal: gold filled bar; Gold Nugget is 24k gold
Weight: 6.5g
Measurements: 2.5in wide; 2in long
Brass Pineapple Candle Holder Centerpiece from the 1970s!
$895.00
$425.00
A truly stunning and unique solid brass centerpiece composed of 8 separate pieces that fit together. Each pineapple top is a candle holder as are the tops of the 4 pineapple containers. The large pineapples open up for storage. You can also arrange the items to create a smaller centerpiece with just the circular end pieces. The pineapple containers are 3.5" in diameter.
Condition: The piece has patina and wear.
Measurements: Width 32" Depth 14" Height 8"
Metal: Brass
Condition: The piece has patina and wear.
Measurements: Width 32" Depth 14" Height 8"
Metal: Brass
1940s Breakfast Tea Service Set - Silver Plate 5 Piece Set with Tray
$225.00
$96.00
Elegance at breakfast is just a click away! Enjoy this set or just display it for some vintage beauty in your home. Very fine floral engraving on each of the pieces in this 5 piece breakfast tea service with finder tray.
Condition: Great condition with very few small small dents
Metal: Silver Plate
Measurements: Tray is 14 inches long and 11 wide. Teapot is 7in, sugar is 5in and the creamer and waste are 3.5
Original Price in our Gallery: $165 for Set and $60 for the Tray
Condition: Great condition with very few small small dents
Metal: Silver Plate
Measurements: Tray is 14 inches long and 11 wide. Teapot is 7in, sugar is 5in and the creamer and waste are 3.5
Original Price in our Gallery: $165 for Set and $60 for the Tray
Replica Cannon Decor Piece Wooden
$99.95
$39.95
We acquired this from a judge's office estate. It was a prized decor piece of his. He praised how historically accurate it was for the english long cannon.
Condition: great condition. from a non-smoker's estate.
Material: wood
Metal: brass
Measurements: 16 in long, 7in wide
Condition: great condition. from a non-smoker's estate.
Material: wood
Metal: brass
Measurements: 16 in long, 7in wide
Adam Manns & Sohn Silberwarenfabrik AMD .800 Silver Germany Ornate Rose Floral Pierced Repousse Nut Dish - no handle
$130.00
This lovely oval nut dish is an ornate, pierced repousse-style with rose floral accents hallmarked AMD .800 for Adam Manns & Sohn Silberwarenfabrik of Germany.
Condition: Excellent estate for age/use with wonderful silver patina.
Measurements: 7" x 5" x 1.25" and weighing 127.7 grams
We have a companion piece to this item listed but WITH the handle. We would love to entertain your offer on the two pieces together and will combine shipping to your best advantage.
Condition: Excellent estate for age/use with wonderful silver patina.
Measurements: 7" x 5" x 1.25" and weighing 127.7 grams
We have a companion piece to this item listed but WITH the handle. We would love to entertain your offer on the two pieces together and will combine shipping to your best advantage.
Vintage Wooden Pelican Statue from the 1940s. 3+ft tall. Solid wood.
$550.00
$275.00
This 3ft+ tall Pelican was made in 1947 and is still in great condition! Sat inside a restaurant front entrance greeting guests for years. Would look great on your dock!
Condition: Shows some signs of wear as it is a vintage piece.
Material: Wood (solid)
Measurements: 3 feet tall
Original Price in our Gallery: $550
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Condition: Shows some signs of wear as it is a vintage piece.
Material: Wood (solid)
Measurements: 3 feet tall
Original Price in our Gallery: $550
Want more photos? Just ask!
If you want to pay another way, just message us!
We attempt to describe all our items as completely and accurately as possible. However, if you have a question, please don't hesitate to contact us! We want you to be a happy buyer and be 100% satisfied with your purchase.
We offer layaway on items over $200. See our policies for more details.
Shipping price reflects the care in packaging and a large enough box to get it to you safely.
If shipping is estimated over than $1, we will refund you the difference.
Shipping price includes insurance.
I use a high quality camera with pictures by our in house professional photographer.
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