• Antique 1920s French Cowhide Tornister

    125.00

    Antique 1920s Leather Backpack

    This unique leather backpack likely once belonged to a schoolchild and was used to carry books in the early 20th century. The front flap is crafted from durable cowhide, and the bag is equipped with two sturdy shoulder straps, allowing it to be worn comfortably as a backpack.

    Its timeless and practical design makes it just as useful today — ideal for carrying a tablet, books, or everyday essentials. Whether used or displayed, it’s a beautiful example of early 20th-century craftsmanship.

    After more than a century, the backpack remains in good vintage condition with visible signs of wear consistent with its age. The rich patina it has developed over time adds to its rugged, authentic character. The leather has been cleaned and conditioned with leather grease for preservation.

    Measurements:
    Width: 36.5 cm
    Height: 25.5 cm
    Depth: 10 cm

    Product code: #01707-25-C

  • Antique 30s Eckenstein Climbing Crampons

    150.00

    Antique 1930s Mountaineering Crampons

    These antique climbing crampons are a rare and historically significant piece of early alpinism. The hinged 10-point design was developed by British engineer and mountaineer Oscar Eckenstein, and this particular pair was hand-forged by the renowned Italian blacksmith Henry Grivel, whose collaboration with Eckenstein revolutionized mountaineering equipment. The crampons are marked with the company name and the year 1936.

    This iconic design greatly improved climbers’ efficiency and safety on ice and hard snow, marking a turning point in the evolution of alpine gear. These crampons are more than just equipment: they represent a milestone in the history of mountaineering.

    They would make an exceptional display item for any mountaineering collection, alpine lodge, or curiosity cabinet.

    Despite being nearly a century old, the crampons remain in very good condition. They have been carefully treated with antique preservation wax, providing a subtle protective sheen and helping preserve their surface for years to come.

    Size 43
    Measurements:
    Length: 30 cm
    Width: 11 cm

    Product code: #01694-25-G

  • Vintage 50’s Banjolin in Hard Case

    195.00

    Vintage 50’s banjolin

    This instrument is a fine example of mid-century craftsmanship.
    It comes in its original hard case, lined with vibrant orange felt, and includes the original key, a turtle shell plectrum, and a wing nut for tensioning  the skin.

    A truly decorative piece of musical history — perfect for adding character to your lodge, cabin, or eclectic interior.

    The banjolin shows signs of wear consistent with age and use, which add to its authentic vintage appeal. It has been gently cleaned and treated with antique wax to preserve the surface and enhance its natural patina.

    Aside from this minimal care, I chose to leave the instrument in its original condition, allowing the next owner to either enjoy it as-is or restore it further according to their preference.

    Please note: the hinges on the hard case are somewhat delicate due to age.

    Measurements:
    banjolin length: 55 cm
    Neck length: 37 cm
    banjolin width: 19 cm

    case length: 58
    case width: 20
    case heigh: 11

    Productcode: #01684-25-G

  • Antique Early 1900’s Bull Shaped Can opener

    65.00

    Antique early 1900s can opener

    This rare and characterful can opener was crafted in England at the beginning of the 20th century. Designed in the shape of a bull’s head and fitted with a smooth wooden handle, it reflects the ingenuity and charm of early kitchen tools.

    More than just a practical object, this piece makes a wonderful decorative item—perfect for a rustic kitchen display, a collector’s shelf, or a cabinet of curiosities.

    Despite its age, the opener remains in good condition. Years of use have given it a beautiful, time-worn patina that enhances its antique appeal. It has been carefully treated with antique wax to preserve the surface and provide a gentle, protective sheen.

    Measurements:
    Length: 16 cm

    Product code: 01682-25-G

  • Antique Early 1900’s Leather Craft Tools

    150.00

    Antique early 1900’s leathercraft tools

    This authentic set of early 20th-century leatherworking tools was used for hand-stitching and sewing leather — a true piece of craftsmanship history. It includes a decorated cow horn filled with greased needles, two awls, and two leather sewing palms, one of which bears the label Shrimpton & Sons – Redditch.

    This set would make a perfect gift for any leather artisan, or a unique addition to a collection of antiques and curiosities.

    More than a century later, all items remain in used but solid condition. Each piece has developed a beautiful aged patina, enhancing its character and vintage appeal. The tools have been carefully treated with antique wax to preserve the materials and give them a subtle, protective sheen.

    Product code: #01688-25-G

  • Antique 1925 Carl Zeiss DF 6x Binoculars

    95.00

    Antique 1925 Carl Zeiss Jena D.F. 6x Binoculars

    These antique binoculars were manufactured in the renowned optical hub of Jena, Germany, by Carl Zeiss — a company globally celebrated for its high-quality lenses and pioneering optical systems.

    Crafted with precision and durability in mind, these binoculars exemplify a level of craftsmanship rarely found in modern optics. Built to last a lifetime, they remain a remarkable testament to early 20th-century engineering excellence.

    This particular pair bears the serial number 665629, identifying it as having been produced in 1925. The model is marked “D.F. 6x”, indicating it was a military-issued design. The binoculars come with their original leather case.

    These binoculars would make a thoughtful and unique gift for any enthusiast of vintage optics, military history, or collectors of scientific antiques.

    Despite their age, the binoculars are still in functional condition, though they show clear signs of use and wear. The leather coverings display scuffing and wear, while the brass details have developed a rich patina that adds to their authentic vintage character. The optics still provide a usable image, although not up to modern standards.

    The original leather case is in worn condition, with the leather lid partially torn off.

    Measurements:
    Width: 15.5 cm
    Length: 10 cm
    Case: 13 x 16 cm

    Product code: #01687-25-G

  • Antique 1930 Carl Zeiss Turactem Binoculars

    85.00

    Antique 1930 Carl Zeiss Jena Turactem 8×24 Binoculars

    These antique binoculars were manufactured in the renowned optical hub of Jena, Germany, by Carl Zeiss — a company globally celebrated for its high-quality lenses and pioneering optical systems.

    Crafted with precision and durability in mind, these binoculars reflect a level of craftsmanship that is rarely seen in modern optics. Built to last a lifetime, they remain a testament to early 20th-century engineering excellence.

    This particular pair bears the serial number 1093337, identifying them as having been produced in 1930. The model is marked “Turactem 8×24”, a well-known line appreciated for its compact design and excellent optical performance in its day.

    These binoculars would make a thoughtful and unique gift for any enthusiast of vintage optics, history buffs, or collectors of military or scientific antiques.

    Despite their age, the binoculars are still in functional condition, though they do show visible signs of wear and use. The leather coverings exhibit some scuffing and wear, and the brass details have developed a rich patina — adding authentic character and vintage appeal. The optics still offer a clear image, although not comparable to modern standards.

    Measurements:
    Width: 15.5 cm
    Length: 10 cm

    Product code: 01685-25-G

  • Antique 19th Century Peat Salesman Purse

    125.00

    Antique 1817 Dutch leather purse

    This remarkable antique pocketbook dates back to the early 19th century and bears the inscription ‘Lucas Van Lammeren Koopman in Turf 1817’ in elegant gilded letters — which translates to ‘Lucas Van Lammeren, Salesman in Peat’.

    It offers a rare glimpse into everyday commerce of the time and is a true testament to early Dutch craftsmanship. With its historical context and personalized marking, this piece is undoubtedly museum-worthy and would make a striking addition to any collection of relics or antique personal items.

    Despite being over 200 years old, the pocketbook remains in good condition, showing honest signs of age and use. The natural patina it developed over time only enhances its authenticity and charm.

    Measurements:
    Width: 24 cm
    Heigth: 13 cm

    Product code: 01674-25-G

  • Antique 20’s Art Nouveau Pyrogene Pipe Holder

    175.00

    Antique 20’s Pyrogene pipe holder

    This antique porte pipes was designed by Corneau Frères and cast by the renowned foundry Pyrogène in Charleville.
    It features an elegant Art Nouveau design with flowing, organic lines and a beautifully sculpted gecko at its center.
    The stand is equipped with 11 pipe holders and a central compartment designed to hold a matchbox.

    A true collector’s piece, it would make a unique and functional addition to any smoking lounge or antique collection.

    Even after more than a century, the pipe holder remains in good condition, though it shows expected signs of age and wear.
    Over time, it has developed a rich patina that enhances its character and historical charm.
    The surface has been carefully treated with antique wax, giving it a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish.

    Measurements:
    Width: 45 cm
    Height: 22 cm

    Product code: 01679-25-X

  • Antique 19th Century Oil Portrait of Antonio Starabba

    250.00

    Antique Vintage 19th Century 1800s Italian Oil Portrait Painting Antonio Starabba Bearded Man Moustache Barber Shop Man Cave Decor

  • Antique Early 1900’s Goberg Viking Ship Ashtray

    325.00

    Antique early 1900’s Goberg viking ship ashtray

    This exceptional forged iron sculpture was crafted by renowned German metalworker Hugo Berger, a master artisan who founded his first metal workshop in 1895. His intricate decorative ironwork gained worldwide recognition, making his pieces highly sought after.

    Designed in the shape of a Viking drakkar ship, this ashtray features a built-in matchbox and cigarette holder. It rests on a custom-made wrought iron stand, enhancing its striking presence.

    A true statement piece, this unique ashtray would make a captivating addition to any interior, collection, or display of fine craftsmanship.

    Even after more than a century, the ashtray remains in excellent condition. Time and use have bestowed upon it a rich, oxidized patina that only enhances its character and historical charm. Sadly one of the small round shields is missing on the right side of the ship.
    To preserve its surface, the piece has been carefully cleaned and treated with antique wax, providing a subtle protective layer and a refined, glossy finish.

    Measurements:
    Length: 28 cm
    Height: 98.5 / 32 cm
    Width: 12 cm
    Diameter base: 23 cm

  • Antique 30’s Belgian Beer Sign

    85.00

    Antique 30’s Belgian Beer sign

    This vintage advertising sign promotes Groenendael beer and features a proud Groenendaeler shepherd dog at its center — a striking image that makes it highly decorative and eye-catching.

    It would be the perfect piece to display in a pub, restaurant or man cave, adding a touch of rustic Belgian charm to any interior.

    After nearly a century, the sign shows signs of wear consistent with age, including surface marks and a beautifully aged, oxidized patina that enhances its character. Remarkably, it still retains its original cardboard back plate.
    The surface has been carefully treated with varnish, providing a protective outer layer and a subtle glossy finish to preserve its look for years to come.

    Measurements:
    Width: 50.5 cm
    Height: 35.5 cm

    Product code: #01619-24-L