Early 19th Century, it is exquisitely carved from a single piece of sycamore.
It is 15 inches long, The bowl has a diameter of 3 3/4 inches.
As can be seen from the photograph there is a small chip on the edge
of the bowl. I have seen many Love Spoons this, that I'm beginning to
think it is part of the design !
Circa 1860. Intricately inlaid with mother of pearl and abalone and very finely painted & gilded.
It measures 8 1/4 inches high
and 9 1/2 inches wide.
Condition : One of the bun feet has been restored ( glued on see image). There is also wear to the painting on the mother of pearl seashells. ...click for details
Probably used for travelling or on a militairy campaign these late 18th
Early 19th century English Chambersticks each measure 5 inches long & are
2 1/2 inches high. the box measures 4 inches in diameter and
is 2 inches deep.
The handles can be used as snuffers..
Aside from an age crack
to the base of one of the chambersticks, they are ...click for details
Circa 1890. Made with great attention to detail. The box has a cloth lined interior and
has a marbled paper lined base.
The Straw Work House is probably French.
Measurements:
The House is 6 3/4 inches high and has a width of 5 1/2 inches. It sits on a base which measures 6 inches by 4 inches. ...click for details
Very finely painted with flowers, the scalloped shaped border inlaid English Circa 1850.
It measures 11 1/4 inches long and 3 inches wide.
The tray is in very good condition.)
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There is slight roughness to part of the horn and a couple of nibbles to the edge of the rim. Between the initials J.P and the initials in script E.W is the inscription in Welsh “ LLWIDDIANT IR RHODDWR A IECHID IR YEWR” which translates I believe to “LUCK TO THE ...click for details
