This charming miniature painting depicts a hunting scene with a hunter aiming at two birds. The artwork is set in a classic wooden frame with a convex glass cover.
It would make a perfect piece to display in a traditional interior or as part of a cabinet of curiosities.
After more than a century, the painting remains in good condition. Over the years, the wooden frame has developed a subtle patina and shows a few minor signs of wear.
Measurements:
Height: 13.2 cm
Width: 13.6 cm
Depth: 1.5 cm
This charming antique telescope dates back to the 19th century. It features two extendable brass tubes, neatly housed within a mahogany casing.
A wonderful piece for any nautical collection, it also makes a distinctive decorative object – perfect for adding a touch of maritime history to an interior.
After more than a century, the telescope remains in good condition, showing signs of age and use consistent with its history. Over time, it has developed a beautiful patina that enhances its character and charm. Please note that the mahogany veneer shows some areas of wear and damage.
Measurements:
extended lenght: 34.5 cm
retracted length: 25.5 cm
Diameter lens: 2.6 cm
Vintage 40s WWII Swedish army issued M1909 winter parka
Originally, these sheepskin-lined coats were issued by the Swedish army to their troops to withstand the freezing winter temperatures of Scandinavia. These parkas have gained iconic status for their rugged design and exceptional quality. In Sweden they are known as the “Livpäls,” which translates to “coat for life” – a name they truly seem to live up to.
This jacket was made by the Swedish military supplier Mats Larsson and still retains its original label as well as several military stamps.
It is the ultimate winter coat and can still be worn today.
After more than 80 years, the parka remains in good condition and shows only minor signs of wear and use. Over the years it has developed a beautiful patina that only adds to its character.
Measurements:
Chest width: 60 cm
Shoulder width: 51.5 cm
Back length: 96.5 cm
Sleeve length: 67 cm
This beautiful piece of folk art was traditionally hand carved from hardwood in the Black Forest region of Germany or Switzerland. It is a fine example of local craftsmanship and is shaped like the head of a wild boar, designed to crack open walnuts when the mouth is pressed closed.
This unique piece would make the perfect addition to any Black Forest collection or cabinet of curiosities.
After more than a century, this piece remains in good condition, though it shows signs of age and use. Over the years it has developed a lovely patina that only adds to its charm. Sadly, the tips of the lower tusks have worn down over time.
The piece has been treated with antique wax to protect the surface and give it a subtle glossy finish.
Antique early 1900s Swiss miniature carving of the Löwendenkmal monument.
This small wooden sculpture depicts the famous Löwendenkmal, the monument of the dying lion located in the Swiss city of Lucerne. The original monument was created in 1820–1821 to commemorate the Swiss Guards who were killed in 1792 while defending King Louis XVI of France during the French Revolution.
This sculpture is a finely carved miniature version, made with the craftsmanship that the Alpine and Black Forest carving tradition became world famous for.
It would make the perfect addition to any Black Forest collection or cabinet of curiosities.
After more than a century, the small sculpture remains in good condition and shows only minor signs of wear.
Measurements:
Width: 3.5 cm
Length: 10.5 cm
Height: 4.7 cm
This unique tool chest was made in France in the 1920s. It features two smaller drawers and one larger drawer, offering ample space to store a variety of tools. All drawers are equipped with distinctive ring shaped brass handles.
It would make the perfect addition to a rugged or industrial-style interior.
After a century, the chest still remains in good condition, though it shows signs of age and use. Over the years, the varnish has developed a beautiful distressed patina that only adds to its charm. On the lower left corner, the protective metal corner piece is missing.
The chest has been treated with antique wax to protect the surface and give it a subtle glossy finish.
Measurements:
Length: 46 cm
Width: 23.5 cm
Heigth: 25.5 cm
Antique 19th century copy of Perdus dans Les Glaces
This French edition was published in 1872 and features a beautifully designed Victorian cover adorned with a gilded illustration of two polar explorers and a polar bear. The book recounts a story of Arctic exploration and includes multiple detailed illustrations throughout its pages.
It would make a beautiful decorative piece or a fine addition to an antique book collection.
After more than a century, the book remains in good condition. Over the years, it has developed a gentle patina that enhances its antique character.
Measurements:
Length: 24 cm
Width: 17 cm
Depth: 3 cm
This antique polished canine tooth is set in a silver mount. Unfortunately, the exact species it originates from is unknown.
It would make a unique pendant to wear on a necklace.
After more than a century, the piece remains in good condition. Over the years, the silver mount has developed a beautiful natural patina, which only enhances its antique charm.
This beautiful steel engraving originates from a mid 19th century edition of “Oeuvres Complètes de Buffon.” It depicts a hand coloured Arctic scene featuring a polar bear and its prey, a seal. The piece is presented in a classic 1930s frame.
The print would make a decorative addition to the wall of a traditional interior or a cabinet of curiosities.
After approximately 175 years, the engraving remains in good condition. The frame shows some signs of wear consistent with age.
This ingenious German tool from the 1950s combines multiple functions in a single compact design – it serves as a hammer, hatchet, and crowbar, making it a versatile addition to any toolkit.
Whether you’re into bushcraft, camping, or simply appreciate vintage tools with character, this piece would make a practical and collectible companion.
After nearly a century, the tool remains in solid, fully functional condition, displaying signs of wear consistent with its age and long-term use. Over time, it has developed a rich patina that enhances its authentic vintage character. One half of the wooden handle has been replaced and does not match the original half – a contrast that now adds to its individual charm.
This elegant brass letter opener features an Art Nouveau style design, beautifully shaped like a feather with a birds talon at its base. Its refined craftsmanship and flowing lines make it a charming relic of early 20th century design.
It would be the perfect decorative piece to display on your writing desk or to use as a functional vintage accessory.
Even after nearly a century, the letter opener remains in good vintage condition. Over the years, it has developed a warm aged patina that only enhances its character and charm.
This impressive moose was taken in Sweden and professionally mounted in the city of Uppsala. The head is presented on a traditional wooden shield plaque, with a small engraved brass plate at the base bearing the taxidermy company’s name.
A striking focal point above a fireplace or as part of a rustic interior, hunting lodge, or trophy collection.
After approximately 30 years, the mount remains in good vintage condition and shows only expected signs of age and display. There are small fur restorations underneath and on the tip of the right ear; however, both repairs are discreet and hardly noticeable when the piece is mounted on the wall.
Measurements:
Heigth: 78 cm
Width: 89 cm
Depth: 90 cm
