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€125.00
Vintage 50’s British leather motorcycle helmet
This helmet was made by J. Compton, Sons & Webb LTD in London and was named “The Corker”.
It would still be the perfect cap to wear while riding your classic motorcyle but would also be very cool displayed in your garage of motorcyle shop!
After 70 years the helmet 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!
It is treated with antique wax to give its surface a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish.
Size 6 5/8
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Antique 30’s open back tenor banjo
This beautiful instrument is a perfect example of old school craftsmanship and features some unique characteristics!
It would be the the perfect decor piece to dispaly in your home, lodge or cabin!
After more than a century the banjo remains in used condition. Due to time and use it acquired a worn patina which only adds charm to it in my eyes!
Except of minimal treatment I decided to leave the banjolin in its original condition and leave it up to the next owner to either keep it that way or fully restore it.
Measurements:
total length: 78 cm
width body: 29.5 cm
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€165.00
Antique 19th century wrought iron logo sign
This unique sign was hand forged by a black smith in the 1800’s. It presumably once decorated the facade of a shop or factory and shows the letters W, C and R.
It would be the perfect decor piece to display in a rustic style interior!
After more than a century the sign is on worn condition. Over the years it acquired a beautiful oxidized patina which only adds more charm to its rustic character! Also the cream coloured paint cracked over time, giving its surface a beautiful pattern. Sadly the right tips of the ‘W’ and ‘C’ are broken off.
The sign is treated with varnish to give the surface a protective layer, prevent it from rusting any further and giving it a subtle glossy finish.
Measurements:
Width: 52.5 cm
Height: 62 cm
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Antique early 1900’s wire leg splint
This antique splint was used to hold a plaster leg.
It would be the perfect addition to any medical collection or cabinet of curiosities!
After more than a century the splint still remains in good condition!
Measurements:
Length: 52 cm
Width: 16 cm
Depth: 27.5 cm
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Antique 30’s fly fishing rod
This antique rod was made by the British Ogden Smiths LTD manufacturer in London.
It would be the perfect piece to add to your collection or to display in your cabin or lodge!
After almost a century the rod still remains in good condition but shows signs of use.
Over the years both the rod and the canvas sheath acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to them.
Measurements:
Length: 104 cm while disassembled / 300 cm in total
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€45.00
Antique 20’s Dutch matchbox holder
This Arts & Crafts style matchbox holder was made by the Dutch metalware factory of Metawa in the city of Tiel.
It would be the perfect piece to display on your desk or side table!
After a century the matchbox holder still remains in good condition.
Over the years it acquired a sublte oxidized patina which only adds more charm to it!
Measurements:
Length; 11 cm
Width: 4.5 cm
Diameter base: 8 cm
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€95.00
Antique 30’s medical splints
These splints were used to support broken limbs.
They would be the perfect additions to any medical collection or cabinet of curiosities!
After almost a century the splints still remain in good condition but show signs of wear.
Over time they acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to them!
Measurements:
Length: 42 cm
Width: 12 cm
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Antique early 1900’s horn handle cane
This antique walking stick is made of hard wood and features a nicely shaped handle made out of horn.
It would still be a stylish addition to a classic outfit but also a cool decor piece to add to your collection or interior!
After more than a century the cane still remains in good condition but shows signs of use.
Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it!
Sadly the metal tip that once protected the bottom tip of the cane is missing.
Measurements:
Length: 89.5 cm
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Antique 20’s lion paper weight
This Art Deco style paper weight is made of zamac and features a marble base.
It’s a copy of the monument made by Frédéric Auguste BARTHOLDI (1834-1904) to commemorate the Siege of Belfort. On the side it says ‘aux defenseurs de belfort 1870-71’, it was made by M. Schmitt in Belfort – France.
It would be the perfect piece to display on your desk!
After a century the paper weights 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:
Heigth: 9.5 cm
Width: 5.5 cm
Length: 14 cm
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Antique early 1900’s French prosthetic leg
This prosthetic leg has actually been worn and made it possible for its wearer to walk again after losing his, or her leg. It was made in France in the beginning of the 20th century.
It’s an unique oddity that would be the perfect addition to any medical collection or cabinet of curiosities!
After more than a century the prosthesis remains in used condition and shows signs of wear and time.
Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it! Sadly one of the small leather straps next to the joint is torn.
The prosthesis is treated with antique wax to give its surface a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish. All leather parts have been cleaned and treated with leather grease.
Measurements:
Length leg: 82 cm
Length foot: 28.5 cm
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Antique late 19th century horn handle cane
This antique walking stick is made of hard wood and features a nicely shaped handle made out of horn.
It would still be a stylish addition to a classic outfit but also a cool decor piece to add to your collection or interior!
After more than a century the cane still remains in good condition but shows signs of use.
Over the years it acquired a nice patina which only adds more charm to it!
Measurements:
Length: 89 cm
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Antique Late 19th Century Goberg Chandelier
This Arts & Crafts style steel chandelier was hand-forged by renowned German iron craftsman Hugo Berger, who founded his first metal workshop in 1895 and gained international recognition for his distinctive decorative ironwork under the name “Goberg.”
The chandelier features four candle holders and is adorned with elegant curved details and a stylized ship at its center—an eye-catching motif that adds a unique maritime character to the piece.
This rare chandelier would make a striking focal point in any interior or antique collection.
Even after more than a century, the chandelier remains in solid condition. Over time, it has developed a beautiful oxidized patina that only enhances its historic charm. The surface has been treated with a clear varnish to provide a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish.
Measurements:
Width: 65.5 cm
Height: 104 cm
depth: 8.5 cm
