We specialize in items with a British accent from antiques to fun typically English pieces. We love Shelley, Royal Doulton, knife rests, open salts, Dunoon mugs,victoriana, estate jewelry, teapots, teacups, ANYTHING for the tea table and anything BrillianT!
This is a vintage dress clip or fur clip of morning glories with a rope border and tear drop shape. The 3 dimensional design is a transitional design from art nouveau to English Arts And Crafts. The spring loaded dress clip or fur clip measures 2 inches high by 1.25 inches wide, is made of gold plated metal and is in excellent condition. A lovely piece that can be clipped to a neckline, lapel or scarf. Shipping in the US by USPS first class insured.
This is a blue teacup and saucer made by the Thomas Forester and Sons Ltd. Phoenix china, England in 1900-1915. The antique porcelain cup and saucer is in a pattern called Florentine. The cup stands 3 inches high and is 3 inches in diameter and the saucer is 5.5 inches in diameter. It features Roman ruins and a classical landscape and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or restorations. It was once rimmed with gold but that is almost all gone. The set would be a wonderful decorative ...click for details
This is an English art nouveau antique pocket watch fob consisting of a folded black gros grain ribbon with a fringe bottom with the fancy design foliate script initials BHL and gold filled fittings. The pocket watch was attached to the hook at the top or a watch chain to attach the watch to. The watch fob or ribbon measures 6.5 inches long by 1.5 inch wide and is in excellent condition.
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This is a wonderful pair of vases or spill vases made to hold flowers or paper match tapers made in the Staffordshire area of England during the Victorian era from 1870-1890 and could possibly be classed as a fairing meaning given out as a prize at a fair or fete and are definitely victorian English souvenir items. They bear the inscription A Present From Margate which is a seaside resort in Kent, England, in gold victorian script. The pair is a couple, a girl and a boy, sitting on a fence under ...click for details
This is a wonderful pair of antique eastlake victorian or English Arts And Crafts design brass door knobs made 1810-1900. The set measures 7 inches long but can be adjusted by screws. Each door knob is 2.25 inches in diameter and 2 inches long from front to end of ferrule. I brought them home from England recently. They have a wonderful design and have no dents. They do have some paint residue and the shaft is a bit rusty but I'm sure would clean easily. They are getting to be very hard to f ...click for details
This is a beautiful cut crystal biscuit jar or biscuit barrel with silver plated fittings. The hardware is marked Walker and Hall, England with their mark for 1891-1896. The company was in Sheffield. The pattern of the biscuit jar is a diamond, waffle and fan design. This is a heavy quality piece. The biscuit jar is in very good condition with the only flaw being a few minor scuffs and a scratch about i/2 inch long on the body of the jar along with some scratches and minor scuffs on the base. A b ...click for details
Wish I had a dozen of these!!! This is an absolutely beautiful antique leaded crystal faceted ball ended or dumbell knife rest with a fluted bar. It is quite old, dating to around 1850-1870. This knife rest has been hand and not machine faceted. The rest measures 4.5 inches long with 1.5 in diameter faceted ball ends. It has only a few tiny facet chips and is really in very good condition for it's age. Knife rests were popularized by the victorians as a way to keep your tablecloth clean duri ...click for details
This is an A. J. Wilkinson Ltd., England antique semi porcelain plate in a teal green transfer or transferware pattern called Arcadia made 1896-1920. The 8 inch in diameter plate has an urn and birds center motif, flower and basket border and remnants of gold trim. The plate is in very good +++ condition with no chips or cracks. There is one small discolored spot on the front and several on the back, gold trim loss and some utensil marks. But the transferware pattern color is lovely and unusual. ...click for details
This is a wonderful pair of English antique hallmarked sterling silver sugar tongs or sugar nips. The sugar tongs measure 5.5 inches long and are hallmarked for Exeter, England in 1876 and were made by JW and Company. The sugar tongs have the monogram H on the bow, have spoon ends and a Georgian design. They are in excellent condition and are an elegant way to serve your sugar cubes. Shipping in the US by USPS priority insured is $9.90.
This is a lovely George Jones And Sons Crescent China, England antique cream soup cup or bouillion cup and saucer or under plate that dates to 1893-1910. The lobed cream soup with 2 handles measures 2 inches high by 5.5 long by 4 in diameter and the under plate or saucer is 5.5 in diameter with a pretty design of rosebuds, a leaf border and gold trim. The bouillion or cream soup cup and saucer is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or wear and only a few normal kiln dust specks. A lovel ...click for details
