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Intricately made jewellery box decorated with traditional Sadeli mosaic work. The top is inlaid with tiny geometric pieces of bone, ebony, and green-stained hardwood arranged in a star pattern. This style originates from India and the Middle East and is known for its fine, hand-cut micro-mosaic detail.
Measurements
• Length: 20 cm
• Width: 15 cm
• Height: 4.5 cmCondition
Age related wear with some losses to the outer edge inlay. The mosaic surface itself is mostly intact with good detail. Hinges and structure are sound. -
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Painted pine bathroom cabinet in a soft aged gold tone. Twin mirrored doors with old metal hinges and dark wooden knobs. The paint has gentle wear that gives it a warm, lived-in look without feeling shabby. Inside, it offers straightforward storage and works well wall mounted or placed on a counter.
A simple, honest piece with quiet character. Perfect for a bathroom, hallway or cloakroom where you want functional storage with a vintage feel.
Height 46 cm
Width 71 cm
Depth 12 cm -
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An early to mid 20th century Japanese tea crate originally used for transporting loose tea. Made from pine and lined with tin for preservation. It retains its original printed label with vibrant florals and traditional script. The wood shows age and wear from decades of use, giving it an honest, lived in surface that collectors love.A striking decorative piece with real history. Ideal for storage, a small side table, or a sculptural accent.68cm(L) X 43cm(W) x 49cm(H) -
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Vintage hand painted enamel coffee pot in a deep green with bold floral decoration in red, yellow, and white. Lovely folk style brushwork and a good glossy finish. Light wear around the rim and spout, typical of old enamel, but overall in very good condition. A charming decorative piece for a kitchen shelf or breakfast table.
Height 20 cm
Width 13 cm -
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Charming mid century ceramic dishes illustrated by Bjorn Wiinblad. Each features one of his whimsical seasonal scenes in teal, with the classic Nymolle mark on the base. Ideal as small trinket or jewellery dishes and a lovely pair for collectors.
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• Height: 7 cm
• Width: 5.5 cm -
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Vintage brass trinket dish with a raised crane and bamboo scene. The relief work is detailed and has a nice weight to it, with natural patina settling into the background and highlighting the birds and foliage. A lovely decorative dish for keys, jewellery or simply as a small accent piece.
Height 11.5 cm
Width 14 cm -
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Cream enamel milk can with floral decoration, lid and metal handle with wooden grip. Lovely patina and wear. A sweet decorative piece for fresh flowers or as a decorative piece in a farmhouse or country kitchen.Height 23 cm
Diameter 13 cm -
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Small Victorian indoor bowls made from lignum vitae, late 19th century. A partial set with numbered inlays and the classic weighty feel of this dense hardwood. The surfaces have the expected scuffs and patina from use which only adds to their charm. Lovely as decorative objects in a bowl or lined on a shelf, and a nice example of traditional indoor bowling pieces from the period. -
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A decorative vintage cake knife with a beautifully etched blade showing scrolling foliage and pineapple motifs. The handle is early marbled Bakelite or celluloid, giving it that classic mid century look. A lovely piece for serving cakes or as part of a vintage cutlery display.
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• Length: 21 cm -
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Vintage ceramic planter with its original matching base, decorated with a cherry blossom pattern. The glaze has fine crackling and age toned areas that give it a lovely vintage character. A sweet piece for a windowsill or shelf and perfect for small plants or as a decorative catchall. Height 18 cm Diameter 13 cm -
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A small hand painted Japanese ceramic pot with a delicate bamboo and sparrow scene on the lid and floral sprays on the sides. Soft ivory glaze with fine line detailing. Ideal for rings, earrings, or small keepsakes.
Measurements
• Width: 6 cm
• Height: 6 cm -
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19th century apothecary cabinet with original glass front and a vertical lift door mechanism. Once used to house laboratory scales, the proportions and build are unmistakably Victorian. The glass panel lifts smoothly and the interior has that dry, time softened look that only real age gives. The cabinet is made from a warm toned hardwood with its original maker’s plate intact, adding to its provenance and appeal.
These were specialist pieces made for chemists and laboratories, not general household furniture, which makes surviving examples harder to find. Perfect for displaying curiosities, small antiques or as a standalone decorative object with real history.
Height 39 cm
Length 47 cm
Width 24 cm