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€115.00
Antique 19th centry french walking stick
This unique walking stick is a fine example of 19th-century French folk art. Both the handle and the shaft are crafted from genuine cow horn, with the shaft ingeniously constructed from stacked circular horn discs, creating a striking and highly unusual design.
A wonderful addition to any collection of antique walking sticks, folk art, or a cabinet of curiosities, this piece is both decorative and historically fascinating.
After more than a century, the walking stick remains in worn antique condition and displays expected signs of age and use. One of the horn discs at the bottom of the shaft is missing, as shown in the photographs. Please examine the images carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report.
Measurements:
Length: 85.5 cm
Width: 10.5 cm
Product code: #02160-26-G
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€175.00
Vintage 70s Eko mandolin
This beautiful mandolin was crafted in Recanati, Italy, by the world-renowned instrument maker Eko. It comes complete with its original 1970s vinyl gig bag.
A wonderful instrument for both players and collectors, it would also make a perfect gift for any music enthusiast.
After more than 50 years, the mandolin remains in good vintage condition and displays only minor signs of age and use. There is a small area of damage on the left side of the body. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report.
Measurements:
Length: 63 cm
Width: 24 cm
Product code: #02166-26-G
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€115.00
Antique early 1900s stag handle cane
This antique walking cane dates from the early 1900s and features a shaft crafted from natural thorn wood, paired with a distinctive handle made from red stag antler. The base is fitted with a protective copper ferrule.
The organic form of the antler handle gives each piece a unique character, while the sturdy shaft ensures both durability and balance.
This cane would still make a stylish accessory to complement a classic outfit, but also serves as a striking decorative piece for a collection, study, or rustic interior.
After more than a century, the cane remains in good antique condition, showing expected signs of age and use. Over time, both the wood and antler have developed a beautiful, rich patina that enhances its authentic character and charm.
Measurements:
Length: 86.5 cm
Length handle: 15.5 cm
Product code: #02156-26-G
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€150.00
Antique 1920s French calvary saddle bags
These rugged saddle bags were issued to the French cavalry in the 20s. They are a fine example of early 20th century craftsmanship and are made from thick, durable saddle leather.
Originally worn on either side of a saddle, they can still be used for riding today. They would also make a striking addition to a classic motorcycle.
After more than a century, the bags remain in good condition and show signs of age and use. Over time, they have developed a rich patina that adds to their character. Despite their age, the leather remains strong and sturdy. One of the bags shows a stitch repair, adding only more charm to it.
Measurements:
Heigth: 34 cm
Width: 16 cm
Depth: 9 cm
Product code: #02159-26-G
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€150.00
Antique Early 18th century Harpoon
This crude yet fascinating iron harpoon dates back to the early 1800s and was once used in the harsh world of maritime hunting. Such tools were employed to catch fish, seals, or even small whales, reflecting the perilous life of whalers at sea.
The piece is hand wrought and forged from iron, featuring a conical socket designed to attach a wooden shaft. Its rough, utilitarian form speaks of function over beauty, a true working tool rather than a decorative object.
Today, it stands as a remarkable relic of seafaring and whaling history. It would make a striking addition to any maritime collection, cabinet of curiosities, or display of nautical artifacts.
After nearly two centuries, the harpoon survives in worn but stable condition. It bears an oxidized patina that highlights its age and authenticity. Over the years, the cone that was once attached to the wooden spear has sustained some damage. To preserve its surface, it has been treated with antique wax, offering a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish.
Measurements:
Length: 40 cm
Product code: #02153-26-G
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€50.00
Antique 19th century Verres 8 binoculars
These antique binoculars were manufactured in France during the late 19th century and are complete with their original leather carrying case. The focus is adjusted by turning the central wheel, which alters the distance between the eyepieces. In between the two lenses the binoculars feature a small compass.
A wonderful addition to any collection of antique optical instruments, military memorabilia, or a cabinet of curiosities.
After more than a century, both the binoculars and their original case remain in worn but functional condition, displaying expected signs of age and use. They have developed a beautiful patina over the years that enhances their authentic character. The right objective lens has a minor chip, visible at the lower edge. Despite their age and wear, the binoculars remain functional and provide a clear view.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report.
Measurements:
Length: 11 / 15 cm
Width: 12 cm
Case: 11.5 x 13.5 x 7.5 cm
Product code: #02132-26-G
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€50.00
Antique 1910 Toughton & Simms sighting compass
This antique sighting compass was manufactured in London around 1910 by Troughton & Simms, the renowned British maker of scientific and surveying instruments. Crafted from brass, it features a clever folding design with a protective hinged cover, combining precision engineering with practical functionality.
Originally used for surveying, navigation, or military fieldwork, this instrument is a fine example of early 20th-century British craftsmanship and scientific innovation. Now it’s a wonderful addition to any collection of antique scientific or nautical instruments, surveying equipment, or a cabinet of curiosities.
After more than a century, the compass remains in used antique condition and displays expected signs of age and use. The brass has developed a beautiful natural patina over the years, enhancing its authentic character. The original glass cover protecting the compass card is unfortunately missing, and the compass is no longer functional, making it best suited as a decorative collector’s piece.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report.
Measurements:
7.5 x 5.5 cm
Product code: #02142-26-G
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€50.00
Antique 1930s French binoculars
An elegant pair of antique binoculars manufactured by Lemaire in Paris, France, dating to the 1930s. Complete with their original leather carrying case, they are a fine example of early 20th century French optical craftsmanship.
These binoculars would make a wonderful addition to a collection of antique optical instruments, a cabinet of curiosities, or a vintage interior.
After almost a century, the binoculars remain in good antique condition and display expected signs of age and use. Both the metalwork and the original leather case have developed a beautiful patina over the years, enhancing their authentic character and charm. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report.
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Product code: #02135-26-G
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€60.00
Antique 1910s Huet Paris Extra Lumineuse 7x Binoculars
These elegant Extra Lumineuse 7x binoculars were manufactured by Huet in Paris and were issued to the French military during the First World War. They are a fine example of early 20th-century French optical craftsmanship and military history.
An attractive addition to any WWI or military collection, cabinet of curiosities, or vintage interior.
After more than a century, the binoculars remain in worn condition and display expected signs of age and use. They have developed a beautiful patina over the years, enhancing their authentic character and charm. Both original eyecups are unfortunately missing, as shown in the photographs. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report.
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Product code: #02129-26-G
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€150.00
Vintage 1967 Swiss Army “Salt & Pepper” Mountaineer’s Rucksack
This classic, high quality backpack is ideal for hiking, travel, or everyday use. Its timeless design and durable construction make it both practical and full of character.
The outer layer is made of sturdy olive-green canvas, while the shoulder straps, front straps, and base are crafted from robust saddle leather. The leather has been carefully cleaned and treated with oil, improving both flexibility and comfort.
On the back, the leather is marked with the original initials of the first owner, along with the year, adding a unique and personal historical touch.
After more than 60 years, the bag remains in worn condition, showing clear signs of use consistent with its age. Having already proven its durability over decades, it is built to last for many more years to come.
Measurements:
height; 50 cm
length; 40 cm
width; 22 cm
Product code: #02114-26-A
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€95.00
Antique 1916 WWI era Goerz Berlin “Armee Triëder D.R.P.” Binoculars
An authentic pair of Goerz Berlin “Armee Triëder D.R.P.” binoculars, manufactured by C. P. Goerz in Berlin in 1916. Produced during the First World War, this example was issued to the Swiss Army, reflecting the exceptional quality and precision for which Goerz optical instruments became renowned.
The binoculars are complete with their original leather carrying case, embossed “Fried Bigler – Bern – 1916”.The combination of the original optics and period case makes this a highly collectible set for enthusiasts of military history and antique scientific instruments.
A fine example of early 20th century optical craftsmanship, these binoculars would make an excellent addition to a military collection, cabinet of curiosities, study, library, or refined vintage interior. They also make a wonderful display piece for collectors of First World War memorabilia and historical optical equipment.
After more than a century, the binoculars remain in good antique condition and display expected signs of age and use, consistent with their history. Both the metalwork and the original leather case have developed a beautiful patina over time, enhancing their authentic character and historical appeal. Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description and condition report.
Measurements:
Width: 15.5 cm
Length: 10 cm
Heigth: 4.5 cm
Case: 18 x 14.5 x 6.5 cm
Product code: #02128-26-G
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€165.00
Antique 30s Chamonix mountaineering crampons
These authentic glacier crampons were used by mountaineers to provide grip on ice and snow, with sharp spikes preventing slips during alpine climbs. Worn beneath sturdy boots, they were essential equipment for navigating glaciers and steep terrain.
Hand-forged in Chamonix during the 1930s, this pair was crafted by the renowned French mountaineer and equipment maker Claudius Simond – a highly respected figure in the Mont Blanc region and a pioneer in early alpine gear.
Today, these vintage crampons make striking decorative pieces, perfect for adding character to a cabin, lodge, or mountain inspired interior.
After almost a century, they remain in good condition and have developed a beautiful, authentic patina that enhances their historical appeal. The metal has been carefully treated with antique wax, providing a protective layer and a subtle, refined sheen.
Measurements:
Length: 30.5 cm
Width: 11.5 cm
Product code: #02125-26-G
