Antiques in Cheshire
A wonderful Meissen porcelain Zwiebelmuster or ‘Onion’ pattern centrepiece. Two pierced tiers, unusually surmounded by a figure of a lady flower vendor. Dating to c. 1890. Crossed swords and numeral ’32’ to the underside, first quality. Measuring 16 inches/40.5cm tall. The Zwiebelmuster pattern has been made by Meissen since the 18th …
Sir Frank Frank Brangwyn RA RWS RBA (1867 – 1956). ‘I Heard A Crier Go About’ Painted en grisaille, oil on artists …
Thomas Hazlehurst (c. 1740 – 1821). A stunning early 19th century half length portrait of a beautiful lady. Painted c. 1805. Housed …
A sensational early Staffordshire vessel. Transfer printed in black and hand painted with a very charming dedication to Ezra Bull of Blue …
A rare pair of early Alexander Ritchie ‘IONA’ prestige napkin rings. Beautifully worked with celtic knotwork and intertwined mythical beasts. Both pieces …
A beautifully naieve Sami ‘Lapp’ Dagger with sheath and toggle, the latter dated 1888. Made by the Sami people; indigenous to Scandinavia. …
Recently added to my library of 19thC slides, no its not a true lantern slide but what an image! A tantalising fragment …
A very rare late Victorian novelty vesta case in the form of a skull. Press his nose and the lid springs open …
A stunning pair of large Victorian ‘Gin Pig’ decanters, individually crafted in lead glass – 23.5cm end to end and in …
A stunning group of four Stuart Devlin silver gilt novelty eggs, c. 1970’s. All fully hallmarked and edition numbered. A silversmith …