Offered here is a large bronze frame dating to the early part of the 20th century...probably 30's or 40's I would say. It is lovely with a special photograph in it, but would also be spectacular containing a mirror. It's heavy, as you would expect, and in excellent condition. There are no flaws that I can see, and all the little swivel tabs that hold the picture in are there, and the prop in the back is there and works perfectly. The sight dimensions are 9.75" by 7.5". ...click for details
Offered here is a vintage silver tray (not sterling)with a pierced edge ebonized wood handles and ball feet. The wood cutting board has a well and other grooves for draining juices. A very nice looking item to go from grill or over to the table for serving. 16.5" by 10.5", not including the handles.
A good, tall pair of candlesticks in the style of the early Georgian ones. These are modern, made in the 20th century. Made of brass, measuring 12" tall.
Here we have a fine looking bulldog made of cold painted metal. It is cast very well with good detailing, with a good face, and only minor paint loss. 5" nose to tail and 3" high at the head. I guess you could say he's a good looking fella...for a bulldog.
Offered here is a smallish...9" in diameter copper kettle with beautiful patina. The way copper colors over time is is just lovely, and this has subtle shades of warm colors from orange and rose to purple. This kettle has handles, is 9" across, 4.5" deep and the base is 6.5" in diameter. Not spun, it is made by hand, early 20th century.
Here we have six teaspoons in the identical pattern of the forks that I also have listed for sale. These are by Wallace Sterling and date to around 1910. The handle is decorated with C-scrolls and terminates in a shell motif. They measure 6" in length. They are each lightly monogramed and are in excellent condition.
Offered here are nine fine, heavy English dinner forks in an unknown pattern with a shell motif on the handle. All are identical except for the maker. Seven of the forks are marked for Sheffield, England by R&S, and two are by Elkington. They date to 1906-1907. The forks are lightly monogramed, and each is about 7.25" in length. The Elkington forks weigh 2.4 ounces and the Sheffield forks weigh 2.2 ounces. They are in excellent condition. I believe there is an identical pattern b ...click for details
Offered here is a fine, small pierced sterling silver basket made in Birmingham, England, 1901-02. It has a lovely repousse motif of pierced lattice, c-scrolls and flowers in Louis XV style. Hallmarks are in the bottom of the dish near the edge. The measurements are 5" by 4" and it is 3/4" deep. In excellent condition.
I have five of these adorable little silver creamers, four are exactly alike and one is slightly different (I will point that out later). They have nice repousse work on them in the form of an iris that spreads across one side. They are all marked 800 and have a maker's mark, and the one, slightly different one is marked Netter Mannheim. They measure approximately 2" in height. They are in fine condition although one of them has a metal deposit on the bottom corner. I would assume t ...click for details
Here we have my latest tole tray, found on my recent shopping trip and, if the color alone isn't just over the moon, the pierced edge and the charming little hand painted scene is. The size is a substantial 21.5" by 14.5" and it is in good condition with the expected scratches and evidence of age and use. Early 20th century.
