This antique red deer figure was made in Vienna and is a fine example of the craftsmanship for which the city became renowned in the 19th century. The sculpture is executed with careful attention to detail and a naturalistic sense of form, characteristic of Vienna bronzes of the period.
It would make a refined addition to a rustic interior or a cabinet of curiosities.
After more than a century, the piece remains in worn condition and shows signs of age and handling. Over time, it has developed a natural patina that enhances its character and charm.
This unique trinket dish was made in Belgium and features a detailed relief of the idyllic coastline of Ostend. The scene captures the character of the seaside in a subtle and decorative way.
It can be used as a stylish ashtray or as a trinket dish for displaying small items.
After more than a century, the dish remains in used condition. Over time, it has developed a natural patina that adds to its charm and sense of age.
Measurements:
Width: 9.5 cm
Length: 14.5 cm
Depth: 1.4 cm
This finely crafted bronze inkwell was made in Vienna and is a fine example of the exceptional craftsmanship for which the city became renowned in the 19th century.
The sculptural design depicts a walnut leaf with a mouse, accompanied by two small branches that function as pen rests. Two walnuts can be folded open, revealing two porcelain ink jars, making this piece both decorative and functional.
A perfect addition to any antique collection, it would also serve as a striking accent in a rustic or traditional interior.
Despite its age, the inkwell remains in good antique condition. Over time, it has developed a warm, natural patina that enhances its character and charm.
This elongated glass flask was made in England in the early 20th century and comes housed in its original leather saddle case. Designed to be worn at the side of a saddle, it allowed riders to take a sip while on horseback.
A distinctive piece that would make a fine addition to any antique collection, as well as a striking accent in a rustic or eclectic interior.
After more than a century, the flask is in used antique condition and shows authentic signs of wear. The lid has come loose but can be professionally repaired. The leather case was missing its original closing strap, which has been carefully replaced with a new strap to ensure functionality.
This authentic French brass trinket dish dates from the 1930s and features an elegant relief depicting a fox, finely detailed and full of character.
Originally intended as a small decorative dish, it now lends itself beautifully as a cabinet of curiosities object, ashtray, or stylish catchall for small valuables.
Despite being nearly a century old, the dish remains in good vintage condition. Over time, it has developed a rich, natural patina that enhances its authenticity and visual appeal without detracting from the refined details of the design.
This unique herbarium was published by W. Stempher & Zoon in the Dutch city of Deventer and features a striking Art Deco cover. Inside, it holds about a hundred preserved specimens of wild Dutch plants, each labeled with its Latin name, as well as the date and location where it was found.
A rare and charming piece, this herbarium would make a wonderful addition to any natural history or botanical collection.
Despite being over a century old, the book remains in good condition, showing only minor signs of wear. Over the years, it has developed a beautiful natural patina that enhances its antique character.
This charming letter opener was hand carved from wood in the Black Forest region in the early 20th century. It is a fine example of the masterful craftsmanship for which this area became renowned, depicting a leaf motif with a bird and an insect, richly detailed and full of character.
A striking addition to any collection or cabinet of curiosities, it is a true conversation piece with strong historic appeal.
After more than a century, the letter opener remains in good antique condition, showing authentic signs of age and use. The gentle patina acquired over time only enhances its charm and authenticity.
This antique tool bag was issued by the Swiss military in 1938. Its equiped with a clever design that can be folded open and fits all sorts of tools inside. Its a perfect example of Swiss craftmanship and is made of rugged saddle leather.
It would be a unique gift to any handy man or collector of military antiques and curiosities.
After almost 90 years the bag remains in good condition but shows signs of wear. Over the years it developed a nice patina which only adds more charm to it.
Measurements:
Width: 26 cm
Height: 24.5 cm
Depth: 6.5 cm
This antique pyrogene was made in France in the 19th century and was traditionally used to carry matches. It features a striking surface on the base and is crafted from pewter. The piece is decorated with fleur-de-lis motifs and an elegant monogram bearing the initials N. de D.
A unique and atmospheric object, making a wonderful gift for an antique collector or an enthusiast of beautiful historical relics.
After more than a century, this pyrogene remains in used condition. Over time, it has developed a rich, naturally oxidized patina that enhances its character and charm. Please note that one of the four fleur-de-lis decorations is missing, and the lid no longer closes properly – details that reflect its age and history.
This beautiful vintage kingfisher originates from Germany and dates back to the 1950s. The iconic bird has remarkably well preserved its vivid blue and orange coloration and is expertly mounted in a dynamic diving pose, perched on a natural tree stump.
A rare and atmospheric piece, and a unique opportunity to add one of the most striking birds native to our region to a collection, cabinet of curiosities, or characterful interior.
Despite its considerable age, the specimen remains in good condition. Naturally, it shows light signs of age consistent with its history, which only add to its authentic character. Over the years it has remained free from pest damage and shows no bald spots or feather loss.
You are, of course, very welcome to view the piece in person by appointment. Shipping is also possible; the specimen will be packaged with the utmost care and attention.
This charming bear figure was traditionally hand carved from wood in the Black Forest region in the early 20th century. It is a wonderful example of the masterful craftsmanship this area became renowned for, featuring finely rendered details and a strong sense of character.
It would make a striking addition to any collection or cabinet of curiosities – a true conversation starter with historic appeal.
After more than a century, the bottle stopper remains in good condition, showing signs of age and use. The gentle patina it has developed over time only enhances its charm and authenticity.
