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A captivating pair of antique Chinese horseshoe armchairs, crafted during the Qing Dynasty's golden age (early-mid 1800s). While time has gently worn away their finish, leaving a soft, smooth patina that invites touch, their classic design retains timeless allure. This pair of antique elm chairs feature iconic curved backs and embrace the auspicious aura of the intricate dragon motif adorning the backrests.

Stunning Wedgwood Majolica Lincoln Pattern Platter. This Anglo-Japanese style was something that industrial designer Christopher Dresser championed during the development of the Aesthetic Movement. In the 1870-80's while Minton and George Jones were finding inspiration in Classicism and the Art Nouveaux treatment of the natural world, Wedgwood embraced the radical new styles of Japanism that developed after the 1861 and 1878 International Exhibitions. Fully marked on underside.

Crafted by expert weavers in the Persian city of Tabriz, this 5'3" x 8'7" rug exudes timeless elegance. Its semi-antique finish showcases traditional design elements while its durable construction ensures long-lasting beauty. Bring the warmth and luxury of a Persian rug into your home with this stunning piece.

A magnificent pair of antique teak columns, showcasing intricate fluted details and ornate Corinthian-style capitals. Originally supporting a grand Indian Haveli, these architectural marvels feature carved stone bases with remnants of original paint. The columns exhibit a rich, aged brown patina, while the bases retain their historic charm. Please note: Each column consists of three interlocking pieces: a stone base, teak column, and teak capital.

This antique English Tantalus is a rare find, complete w/ its original working key & matching cut crystal decanters. Designed to prevent unauthorized access���specifically "servants and younger sons getting at the whisky"—while keeping the contents elegantly on display, this piece combines practicality with timeless sophistication. Measuring 3.25" x 8.75", each decanter holds approximately 24 oz (750ml). Signed by Betjeman's of London on the side.

From the 1880s, this tea pot boasts the intricate Moss Rose pattern, a timeless motif cherished for its delicate design. Holding up to 12 cups, it���s as functional as it is decorative, crafted to serve large gatherings while offering a glimpse into the artistry of the late 19th century. Signed on bottom.

A large wheeled walking spinning wheel designed to be operated while standing, also known as a Great Wheel. Made by J.Platt, as marked on the end of the oak base or table, who made wheels in the late 1700��s and early 1800’s. Three turned pointed legs, the spokes and hub of the large flat rimmed wheel and the ���mother of all’ and ‘maidens��� are all made of ash.

Antique English majolica sugar bowl, crafted circa 1880, features a whimsical tree trunk design with naturalistic details emblematic of the Aesthetic Movement. Rich brown glaze mimics bark, while vibrant green leaves and acorns add charm. This piece exemplifies 19th-century craftsmanship and creativity, offering a delightful touch of history and nature-inspired artistry. Perfect for collectors or as a unique accent in any home decor. Painter's mark on underside.

Transport yourself to the 19th century with our large copper jelly or pudding mold. This exquisite piece of kitchenware embodies the craftsmanship and charm of the era. While it carries the allure of history, for safe food use, we recommend re-tinning the interior to ensure culinary perfection. Stamped with "52". Made circa 1880.

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