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Unusual antique match holder with striker. Glossy cranberry glaze with cream and gold accents. No maker's mark.

Antique match holder featuring the coat of arms of Lincoln College, Oxford. Made by renowned manufacturer W.H. Goss. A straightforward representation of classic English craftsmanship and academic history. Makers mark on bottom dates from 1858 - 1930, this pieces dates to late 1880s to 1910s.

Antique English match holder with striker sides. Classical Roman scenes on black matte glaze. Maker's mark on underside.

Classic Royal Doulton match striker and holder, featuring the brand������s signature blend of form and function. This piece showcases a rich cobalt blue glaze accented by raised floral motifs and a textured striker surface. A fine example of early 20th-century English craftsmanship, perfect for collectors of antique tobacciana or decorative ceramics. Marked on underside.

Add a touch of whimsy to your collection with this Antique German Match Striker, where the striker is ingeniously placed on the pug's match-holding backpack. Whether you're an antique collector or simply appreciate artful craftsmanship, this whimsical pug match striker is a must-have for your collection.  Notably, the cropped ears provide a clear time marker, as this practice ceased in the 20th century and most pug figures into the 20th century have floppy ears.

Add a touch of whimsy to your collection with this Antique German Match Striker, where the striker is ingeniously placed on the pug's match-holding backpack. Whether you're an antique collector or simply appreciate artful craftsmanship, this whimsical pug match striker is a must-have for your collection. Notably, the cropped ears provide a clear time marker, as this practice ceased in the 20th century and most pug figures into the 20th century have floppy ears. Maker's mark on underside.

A distinctive English stoneware match striker, dating to the early 20th century. Featuring a textured striker surface and an uncommon deep green glaze, this piece blends function with eye-catching design. No maker’s mark, but expertly crafted with a classic form. A rare find for collectors of antique tobacciana or vintage desk accessories.

Early 1900s match box holder / ashtray  and is the perfect addition to any advertising, match strike, or barware collection. Vitreous china restaurant ware advertising the widely recognized red raven and catchphrase "Ask the Man" promoting an aperient water purported to cure hangovers. Backstamp of "Warwick China" of Wheeling, WV dates this piece to 1912 - 1920.

Excellent antique condition with no chips, no cracks, no crazing; underglaze specks and minor gilt loss.

An Apollinaris ceramic match striker and holder. Traditionally used in cafes, bars, etc.

Antique English Staffordshire spill vase with a horse.  Horses are one of the more rare figures. Spill vases were used as decorative holders on mantles and in kitchens to hold long stem matches (spills).  As with most early Staffordshire, there is no maker's mark.

This charming West Highland White Terrier, an antique pocket watch holder, epitomizes the fusion of functionality and whimsy. With meticulous attention to detail, this Westie stands ready to guard the time, offering both a decorative touch to a study or living space and a nod to the craftsmanship of antique collectibles. It’s a distinctive piece for watch collectors and terrier enthusiasts alike, steeped in history and character. Unsigned.

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