These cleaver were made in France and have been used for butchering and cutting meat by a butcher.
They would be the perfect decor pieces to display on the wall of your kitchen or restaurant!
After more than a century the cleavers are in used condition.
Over the years they acquired a lovely rustic patina which only adds more charm to them!
They are treated with antique wax to give their surface a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish.
This unique chest is made out of mahogany and shaped like a row of books. It’s velvet lined and decorated with wooden inlay on top showing a laying man smoking a pipe.
It would be the perfect piece to store all your jewellery or trinkets in.
After more than a century the box still remains in good condition but shows signs of wear.
Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it.
One of the tiny hinged has been repaired by sticking a nail right trough.
Measurements:
Length: 24 cm
Width: 13 cm
Height: 11 cm
The bag is made of brown saddle leather and features one large compartment and an adjustable leather shoulder strap.
The bag can still be used for daily use but is also highly decorative!
After more than a century the bag remains in worn condition. Over the years the leather faded nicely adding more charm to it!
The leather has been cleaned with leather soap and has been treated with grease.
Measurements:
Width: 37 cm
Height: 25 cm
Depth: 15 cm
This old tackle box features a skai leather pillow on top and can be used as a stool.
It is eqquiped with one large department and one that is divided into smaller departments; ideal to store all your fishing gear!
It would still come in handy to bring on a fishing trip but would also be a cool night stand!
The case would be the perfect decor piece to any outdoors themed interior.
After 70 years the box still remains in good condition but shows signs of wear.
Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it!
Measurements:
Height: 34 cm
Width: 35 cm
Depth: 24 cm
These rugged saddle bags were issued by the Swiss cavalry in the late 19th century. They still show the original leather stamp with the year 1893.
They’re a fine example of the craftmanship the Swiss got famout for and are made of very sturdy saddle leather that will last forever.
They used to be worn on each side of a saddle, now they can still be used while riding a horse, but they would also be the perfect addition to any classic motorcycle!
After more than a century the bags are in worn condition and show signs of use. Over the years they acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to them. In some places the leather shows some cracks but hasn’t ripped.
Eventhough they’re about a 100 years old they’re still very strong and useable; they stood the test of being used for years and will last just as long!
Measurements:
Heigth: 30.5 cm
Width: 20 cm
Depth: 8.5 cm
Antique early 1900’s B.C. & CO LTD MK II s telescope
This military style 3 draw telescope was made by the british company of Broadhurst Clarkson LTD in London, one of the oldest names in UK amateur astronomy. It features a brown leather cover.
It would be the perfect piece to add to your nautical collection or cabinet of curiosities!
After more than a century the telescope still remains in good condition but shows signs of wear. Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it!
Measurements:
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These classic wooden snowshoes were handmade in the 1930’s.
It features a traditional rawhide latticeworks stretched around a wooden frame.
These iconic snowshoes would be the perfect decor pieces to display above the fire place or on the wall of your cabin, lodge or man cave!
After almost a century they still remains in good condition but shows signs of use and wear.
Over the years they acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to them.
These rugged saddle bags were issued by the Swiss cavalry in the beginning of the 20th century.
They’re a fine example of the craftmanship the Swiss got famout for and are made of very sturdy saddle leather that will last forever.
They used to be worn on each side of a saddle, now they can still be used while riding a horse, but they would also be the perfect addition to any classic motorcycle!
After a century the bags still remain in good condition but show signs of use. Over the years they acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to them.
Eventhough they’re about a 100 years old they’re still very strong and useable; they stood the test of being used for years and will last just as long!
Measurements:
Heigth: 30.5 cm
Width: 20 cm
Depth: 8.5 cm
Antique 1930′ Carl Zeiss Jena Turactem 8× binoculars
These antique binoculars were manufactured in the German city of Jena by Carl Zeiss, a company that over the years got famous for the high quality lenses & optical systems!
The level of craftmanship that was put into these binoculars is hard to find in modern optics and is life-lasting!
The binoculars come with their original leather case.
It stills shows its serial number of 443910.
These binoculars would make the perfect gift to any enthousiast of optics or binoculars!
After almost a century the binoculars still remain in good condition and only show minor signs of use. The subtle patina it acquired over the years only adds to its charm!
Vintage 40’s WWII era wooden propeller blade from a German military airplane
This unique piece has been salvaged from a military airplane during the Second World War.
The base of the propeller blade – which has once been attached to a cilinder with two others – is marked with DVM: Duitse Verenigde Metaalfabrieken, which indicates it was made in the Netherlands during the German occupation. Sadly the type of aircraft it was attached top is unknown to me.
On to its base a piece is welded that makes it possible to hang the propeller on the wall or mount in on a stand.
The piece would be an unique addition to any WWII or aviation collection!
After 80 years the propeller blade remains in worn condition and shows signs of wear.
Over time it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it.
It is treated with antique wax to give the surface a subtle glossy finish.
This small leather bag was traditionally worn with a kilt and is decorated with horse hair.
Underneath its button it still shows the British broad arrow together with W&D which stands for War Department. It might have been worn by a British soldier during the Second World War.
This beautiful piece of Scottish legacy would be the perfect piece to add to your military collection!
After almost a century the sporran still remains in good condition but shows signs of wear. Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it.
