Antique Indian carved teak horse head corbel, now mounted on an iron stand. Originally part of architectural carving, it still carries traces of old red paint and the worn tool marks of its making. The weathering, losses and surface wear all sit well on a piece of this age and give it a striking, time softened presence. A bold decorative object with real personality.
Height 29 cm
Width 10 cm
A delicate antique Japanese porcelain dish featuring two birds perched on a flowering branch, accented with hand painted detailing and calligraphic script.
The softly scalloped edge is finished with a brushed gilt border, adding warmth and refinement. Compact in size, it is perfect as a pin tray, trinket dish, or decorative accent.
Likely late 19th to early 20th century export ware.
Charming and finely detailed.
Diameter: 10 cm
Height: 59 cm
Width: 49 cm
(Including frame)
Striking three drawer apothecary cabinet with original painted labels and beautifully worn surface. The mix of black, red and gold gives it real presence. The patina is proper and untouched, with lovely wear across the front panels and the labels are still readable. The proportions are great and it works as a statement storage piece for a kitchen, bathroom or as styling decor. A proper statement piece for anyone who loves authentic patina and early functional furniture.
Height 52 cm
Width 27 cm
A hand painted c1930 biscuit barrel by Maling, Newcastle on Tyne. Finished in their distinctive pink glaze with bold red and gold foliate decoration and gilt accents. The original woven handle adds to the period charm. Base is stamped with the Maling mark.
Measurements
• Height: 16 cm
• Width: 14 cm
Condition
Cracks to the body and lid, with age related crazing and surface wear. Handle and fittings remain secure
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.
Measurements
• Height: 7 cm
• Width: 5.5 cm
A powerful Cameroon ceremonial helmet mask carved from a single block of dense hardwood. The weight alone tells its story. At 2.5 kg, it has the presence and gravity of a piece that was made to be worn in ritual, not produced for the tourist market. The broad, domed form and expressive features create a striking silhouette, softened by the worn pigment and the slow patina of age.
There is a real sense of character in the carving, from the raised triangular chest to the deep set eyes and the toothy grin. It feels both protective and enigmatic, exactly what you want from an old ceremonial mask. The surface carries the marks of handling, use, and time, giving it a texture that only comes from decades of life.
A commanding sculptural piece for a shelf or console.
Height 28 cm
width 26 cm
A rustic coopered tavern jug with copper mounted neck, spout and handle. Constructed from shaped wooden staves bound with metal bands, this piece has beautiful age and texture throughout. The copper collar is stamped “H. Blanchet Fils, Grenoble,” linking it to the historic French metalworking region.
Originally used for serving wine or cider in taverns, pieces like this now make striking decorative objects for kitchens, shelves or bar areas.
Measurements
Height: 27 cm
A decorative terracotta table lamp with a soft cream ground, finished with a hand-painted laurel wreath motif. Classical in feel without being heavy, and an easy fit for both traditional and relaxed modern interiors. Brass lamp fitting. Presented with shade as shown. Light surface wear consistent with age.
Height: 58 cm
(Approx.)
A natural deer skull with well-formed antlers, showing attractive colour and texture throughout. Unmounted and presented loose, allowing it to be displayed on a wall bracket, shelf, or styled as part of a natural history or country interior. Strong antler shape with good symmetry. Honest, unpolished condition consistent with age.
Width (antler span): approx. 55–60 cm
Height (overall): approx. 40 cm
