This unique print depicts an idyllic, humorous scene of hunters and their dogs set in a beautiful German landscape.
It would be the perfect piece to decorate the wall of a cabin or lodge, adding character and a rustic atmosphere.
After almost a century, the print is in worn condition and shows visible signs of age and use. The right low corner of the frame shows an old repair, only adding more charm to its rustic character.
This unique bronze plaque features a beautifully detailed high relief depiction of a long-eared owl with its prey. The expressive sculptural depth highlights the craftsmanship of the piece. It was cast in France and dates to the early 20th century.
A striking object that would make an excellent addition to any cabinet of curiosities or antique collection.
After more than a century, the plaque remains in good condition. Over time, it has developed a rich, natural patina that only enhances its character and charm.
This antique bronze letter opener dates from the early 1900s and depicts a Native American chief.
It makes a striking decorative piece and would look great displayed on a desk or as part of a rustic or vintage style interior.
After more than a century, the letter opener remains in good condition, showing only minor signs of use. Over time, it has developed a beautiful natural patina that adds to its character and charm.
These leather mountain boots were made in the French Alps in the 1930s. They feature studded soles, originally designed to provide grip in mountainous terrain and suitable for early mountaineering use.
Today, they make a striking decorative piece and would be a perfect addition to a rustic interior, cabin, lodge, or store display.
After nearly a century, the boots are in worn condition. Over time, they have developed a rich patina that only adds to their character and charm. Due to their age and stiffness, I do not recommend wearing them; they are best suited for decorative purposes only. Please note that two lace hooks are missing on the top of the left boot.
This authentic French trinket dish dates from the 1920s and features a striking Art Nouveau relief depicting two hunting dogs.
Originally intended as a small decorative dish, it now works beautifully as a cabinet of curiosities object, an ashtray, or a stylish catchall for small valuables.
Despite being over a century old, the dish remains in good condition. Over time, it has developed a deep, natural patina that enhances its authenticity and visual appeal without detracting from the fine details of the design.
Antique early 1900s tiny Black Forest folk art bear sculpture
This charming bear sculpture was traditionally hand carved from a single piece of linden wood in the Black Forest region of Germany. It is a fine example of the masterful folk craftsmanship the area became renowned for, featuring beautifully rendered details and a strong sense of character.
A piece like this would make a striking addition to any antique collection or cabinet of curiosities – a true conversation starter with historic appeal.
After more than a century, the carving shows only light signs of wear. The gentle patina it has developed over time enhances its charm and authenticity. Please note that one of the bear’s paws was broken in the past and professionally glued back together, which is visible on the underside.
Measurements:
Heigth: 6 cm
Width: 3.5 cm
Length: 4.5 cm
This charming vintage globe was made in England in the 1920s and belongs to the well known Reliable Series.
A wonderful decorative piece that would look great on a desk, shelf, or in a cabinet of curiosities.
After nearly a century, the globe has developed a beautifully oxidized patina, adding to its rustic character and authentic appeal. It has been carefully treated with antique wax, providing a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish while preserving its aged look.
Measurements:
Height: 21 cm
Diameter: 11 cm
Diameter base: 12 cm
This distinctive antique tobacco pipe was carved from meerschaum and shaped as a bull’s head, featuring a stem made of natural horn. It was crafted in France in the early 1900s.
A striking piece that would make an excellent addition to any pipe collection or cabinet of curiosities.
After more than a century, the pipe remains in used condition and shows visible signs of age and wear. Over time, it has developed a beautiful patina that enhances its character and authenticity. Please note that the tip of one horn is chipped, as shown in the photos.
This antique tobacco jar was hand carved in Waldshut am Rhein, in the Black Forest region of southern Germany. It is a fine example of the skilled craftsmanship the area became known for, featuring a carved tobacco pipe as the finial on its lid.
A piece like this would make a striking addition to any collection or cabinet of curiosities – a true conversation piece with strong historical character.
Despite its age of over a century, the jar remains in good condition, showing only minor signs of wear. The soft, time-earned patina enhances its authenticity and charm.
Vintage 1930s French brass pocket compass with folding cover
This vintage French pocket compass was made by Zambs in the French city of Lyon and features a brass case with a folding protective cover. One side is equipped with a transit stud, allowing the needle to be locked in place when not in use.
A versatile piece that can be taken along on hikes, displayed as a small decorative object, or creatively turned into a unique necklace.
The compass is in good working condition and functions properly, pointing north accurately. Due to age and use, the brass case has developed a beautiful oxidized patina, adding to its authentic vintage character.