Barometer, Antique, Mahogany and Oak cased, with Thermometer, Fitzroy Aneroid, made by Fattorini & Sons of Bradford, England An unusually large and beautifully crafted, this late Victorian barometer features a mahogany and oak case, atmospheric gauge, and an enamelled thermometer. With a size of 115 cm x 25 x 8 cm, it's a stunning piece of antique science equipment. The…
Antique Georgian Mahogany Stick Barometer J. Whisker York c1815 Mercury Wall Barometer A fine early 19th-century Georgian mahogany stick barometer by J. Whisker of York, dating to circa 1815. The herringbone-veneered mahogany case features boxwood line inlay, a broken pediment, a silvered registered plate with manual vernier adjustment, and an original glazed door. The exposed mercury tube terminates in a…
This beautiful late 19th-century watercolour painting captures a charming English street scene with a prominent church in the background. The artist’s skilful use of watercolour brings a soft, ethereal quality to the scene, enhancing its nostalgic and serene atmosphere.
Carriage clock, English, mid or early 20th Century This is a lovely English brass 8-day carriage clock. The dial is set out with Roman numerals. The brass case has a lovely shape and has bevelled glass on all five sides and to the top is a lovely handle which sets it off beautifully. The clock comes with its original key…
Carriage clock, English, late 19th/20th Century This is a lovely English brass 8-day carriage clock. The dial is set out with Roman numerals. The brass case has a beautiful shape with bevelled glass on all five sides and to the top and has a lovely handle which sets it off beautifully. It comes with its original key.
Limited Edition, Sir Christopher Wren 300th Anniversary Commemorative Basalt Plaque Beautifully crafted plaque produced by the authority of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln to commemorate the 300th anniversary of Lincoln Cathedral’s Wren Library (1674). This example is number 27 of a strictly limited edition of 500. A scarce and highly collectable commemorative piece, ideal for collectors of architectural history,…
This exquisite Georgian gold weighing scale is a rare piece of history that will surely ignite the interest of collectors. The mahogany case with a folding brass adjustable weigh bar adds to its aesthetic appeal. Made in the United Kingdom between 1800 and 1849, it is an original antique that speaks volumes about the workmanship of that era. The intricate…
Georgian Folding Gold Weighing Scale in Mahogany Case – England, c.1800–1849 This fine and rare Georgian gold weighing scale, dating from circa 1800–1849, is an elegant example of early 19th-century English precision craftsmanship. Designed for the accurate weighing of gold and other precious metals, it reflects the importance of accuracy and reliability in Georgian trade and commerce.
Antique Mantle Clock German Porcelain A beautiful and rare antique German porcelain mantel clock dating to the late 19th / early 20th century, richly decorated with cherub figures, scrolling feet, and floral hand-painted details.
Marie Antoinette Style Gilt Bronze and Sevres Style Mantel Clock, After a V&A Museum Model An elegant and highly decorative Marie Antoinette-style mantel clock, inspired by an original design held in the Victoria and Albert Museum, exemplifies the refined taste and opulence of late 18th-century French decorative arts.
"A Regal Treasure: 19th-Century Victorian Music Box with British Coat of Arms" Victorian Swiss Cylinder Music Box with Bells, 19th Century, Playing “Bells in Vue” A fine nineteenth-century Swiss cylinder music box housed in a handsome walnut case, representing the refined mechanical craftsmanship for which Swiss makers were celebrated during the Victorian period. The rectangular case displays attractive figured wood…
Music Box with Mandolin Attachment, Circa 1870–1880 Rosewood and kingwood veneered case with musical inlay. This exceptional Swiss cylinder music box was possibly produced by the celebrated firm Nicole Frères of Geneva, internationally regarded as one of the finest manufacturers of mechanical musical instruments during the 19th century. Dating to the late Victorian period, the box represents the technical and…
