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

Vibrant Tibetan wooden box with a bold hand painted dragon motif across the front. The colours are rich and layered, with the slightly worn surface that comes from age and use. The original metal clasp is still in place. There is some wear to the top, which adds to its character and honesty.

A striking little box for jewellery, keepsakes, or as a decorative piece on a shelf or altar. It has that unmistakable Tibetan folk-art energy and brings a real pop of colour to any space.

Height 10 cm
Width 18 cm

Set of four antique silver plated scallop moulds. Beautiful crisp detail in the shell pattern with sizes ranging from 3 cm to 8 cm. These were traditionally used for patisserie or decorative food presentation, though they also make lovely trinket dishes or styling pieces.

Sizes
8 cm
6 cm
5 cm
3 cm