Furniture, Art and Collectibles from Great Britain and Ireland
PRESENTING a BEAUTIFUL Pair of classic Original Victorian British Oils on Canvas of River and Forest Scenes. Unsigned, Oils on Canvas featuring river and forest scenes. Both in their original frames. The British Victorians were obsessed with nature, after all, this was post Darwinism! Painted circa 1870-90. The paintings are Read more…
PRESENTING A LOVELY Original Irish Watercolor of a Village Scene by M MacLoughlin. Lovely little original watercolor by Irish Artist – M.MacLoughlin. Village scene with red door and man walking down the street, hence we call it “THE RED DOOR”. Nicely framed and matted. Late 20C, circa 1990 – 2000. Read more…
PRESENTING A LOVELY Donegal Bone China (Irish Parian ware) bowl with hand painted flowers. Very pretty piece in the Beleek style. Late 20C circa 1980. Ivory colored bone china with rippled edges and hand-painted floral medallion in the center of the bowl and both sides. DONEGAL: County Donegal (pronounced /ˈdʌnᵻɡɔːl/ Read more…
PRESENTING a LOVELY 20C Pair of Irish Porcelain Beleek Mugs. Lovely pair of Irish porcelain Beleek mugs. 20th Century and fully marked. Bought directly from the Beleek Factory Store in Co. Fermanagh in the late 20C. BELEEK POTTERY: Belleek Pottery Ltd is a porcelain company that began trading in 1884 Read more…
PRESENTING a LOVELY 20C British Porcelain Royal Albert Bowl. Lovely little vintage (circa 1950) British Porcelain Bowl marked and made by Royal Albert as part of their Heirloom Pattern. Cobalt blue with gilt work and floral pattern. In the Japanese Imari Style. Probably used as a sugar bowl. Royal Albert Read more…
PRESENTING a LOVELY Decorative Ceremonial Military Cavalry Sabre. Not intended for active duty, as blade is unsharpened on either side of the blade. Brass handle and protective guard with ebony hilt. Decorative burgundy tassle. A reproduction, probably made in the Mid-20th Century, circa 1950. CAVALRY SABRE: The pattern 1796 Heavy Read more…
PRESENTING A LOVELY 19th Century Anglo-Indian solid/sterling silver perfume bottle case with profuse repousse work. Not hallmarked, because it was made in Colonial India, but it is sterling silver and beautifully made. Both the Base and the lid have blank armorial ‘cartouches’ for personalized engraving. This is an advantage as Read more…
PRESENTING A LOVELY 19C Sterling Silver Snuffbox made in Birmingham in 1848 by Rolason Bros. Lovely little sterling silver snuffbox, fully hallmarked with gold plated interior. Lovely chasing on lid and sides. The central cartouche is blank, which is a bonus if you want to personalize it. Both the base Read more…
