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A hand-formed earthenware vessel with two elongated handles and a dark, smoke-blackened surface. The uneven texture, worn edges and traces of old pigment give it an authentic, time-worn presence. Areas of loss around the handles and base add to its primitive character. A bold, sculptural piece with a raw, earthy feel. -
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Vintage plaster relief showing a line of dancing classical figures, mounted on a textured backing and set in a burl-effect frame with gilt detail. The plaster has light age toning. The frame shows wear, including a noticeable chip to the top edge, reflected in the price. A refined neoclassical decorative piece with lovely presence despite the imperfections. -
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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
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A tall hand carved wooden pair with painted facial features and traces of original red decoration. Each figure has a smooth cylindrical body and rounded head, showing natural age, patina and wear. A lovely traditional set with real character. 30cm (H) x 5cm (W) -
Antique plaster relief of a reclining classical figure, finished with a natural calcite patina. Over time, mineral rich water has deposited a thin layer of calcite across the surface which gives it a soft stone like feel and a unique aged texture.
Likely late nineteenth or early twentieth century. Fine detailing in the drapery, trees, and figure. A beautiful decorative piece with real character.
Set in an oval frame with a warm timber finish, the piece has strong depth and texture that echo antique Grand Tour studies. A decorative classical work with real presence. -
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French earthenware plate by St Amend et Hamage Nord. A lovely piece of 19th century tableware22.5xm Diameter -
Old vulcanised rubber printing block mounted on its original timber backing, featuring a finely detailed butterfly and botanical border. The surface shows age-worn patina and light scuffs typical of long use, giving it strong decorative character and a lovely tactile quality. Perfect as a display piece or for printmaking enthusiasts. 27cm (L) x 18.5cm (H) -
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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)