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What a lovely ritual: Imagine slowly breathing in the smell of cinnamon and cloves or other delightful spices to mark the passing of the Sabbath before returning to your daily routine.
Gorgeous Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., an exceptionally large Tudric Arts and Crafts pewter biscuit barrel, model 0194.
Beautiful Chinese Jade snuff bottle, approximately 2.3″ x 1.6″ x 0.6″. The Chinese associate jade with clarity of mind and purity of spirit. Provenance. Purchased by owner of Ancestral Antiques from International Auction Gallery’s Chinese Antiques, Jewelry and Estate Auction.
Introducing an exquisite Limoges porcelain decorative box, masterfully hand-painted by Chamart, designed in the enchanting shape of a butterfly.
Chamart hand-painted a Limoges porcelain decorative box for jewelry in the shape of a heart with two lovebirds. Inscribed “I love you” inside.
Experience the charm of the 1800s with this stunning silver-mounted tortoiseshell folding magnifying glass.
Small but mighty and oh-so-precious, this unique sterling silver novelty piece will be a treasured addition to the collection of anyone who loves dogs.
Dresden Germany Porcelain Lace Figurine, Twins Dancing. Rare piece in good condition considering age. Minor damage to two areas of lace (see photos). Read more about Dresden lace figurines and their history HERE.
Dresden Volkstedt Germany Porcelain Lace Figurine, Girl in bonnet seated on chair. Rare piece in good condition considering age. Minor damage with small tip breaks on pinkie fingers (see photos), otherwise excellent condition. Measures approximately 3-1/4″ at widest part of base; 2-1/2″ in depth; and 3″ tall. Read more about Dresden lace figurines and their…
Early German porcelain figurine of man seated in chair, dressed in 18th century style. Maker is currently unidentified, however piece appears to be in Dresden style. Measures 2-12″ wide by 3-5/8″ tall. Provenance. Passed down from generation to generation from ancestors who immigrated to the U.S. from Germany.
An exquisite Victorian sterling silver snuff box created by George Unite in 1877.
Discover the exquisite beauty of this rare George V silver scent bottle, an extraordinary gem by John & William Deakin, London, in 1910.