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…
Nicole Frères (Geneva, Switzerland)Large Cylinder Music Box with Mandolin AttachmentCirca 1870–1880 Rosewood and kingwood veneered case with musical inlayFat cylinder, 12 airs, two-per-turn
Parian Ware Figure of a Classically Draped Lady This elegant Parian ware sculpture depicts a finely modelled classical female figure in flowing drapery, rendered with exceptional refinement and balance. The soft, marble-like surface and delicate modelling exemplify the high-quality craftsmanship associated with Victorian Parian production, prized for its ability to emulate carved marble at a fraction of the cost.
Pair of Royal Worcester ‘Joy and Sorrow’ Figurines by James Hadley, 1902 Stunning hand-painted porcelain, original 1902 production, approximately 13" (25 cm) high, finely modelled drapery, designed by renowned modeller James Hadley.
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Royal Worcester Figure “Karan Singh, The Copper Beater” This finely modelled Royal Worcester porcelain figure represents Karan Singh, The Copper Beater, a traditional Indian artisan depicted seated cross-legged at his work. The figure was possibly by James Hadley, one of Royal Worcester’s most celebrated modellers, known for his highly expressive and finely detailed sculptural designs. The composition captu
A Pair of Antique Royal Worcester Porcelain Figures – James Hadley Design in the Kate Greenaway Style, circa 1880–1900 A charming and finely modelled pair of antique Royal Worcester porcelain figures, attributed to the renowned modeller James Hadley, dating from the late Victorian period, circa 1880–1900. Executed in the delightful Kate Greenaway style, these figures beautifully capture the innocence and…
Rare Victorian Mahogany Sympiesometer by T. Hemsley, Tower Hill, London, Early 19th Century A fine and rare Victorian sympiesometer by T. Hemsley of Tower Hill, London, an important maker of early meteorological instruments. The sympiesometer was developed as a compact alternative to the mercury barometer, particularly favoured for marine and domestic use during the early 19th century.
French Gobelins-Style Tapestry – Romantic Woodland Scene with Figures, Acanthus Border, Lined. This finely woven tapestry is executed in the classic Gobelins style, depicting a charming pastoral scene of noble figures enjoying leisure in a wooded landscape. The composition shows a young lady attended by a gentleman tying her shoe, with additional figures, horses and hunting dogs arranged throughout the…
Antique Regency Walnut Tea Caddy with Mixing Bowl. A beautiful early 19th-century small tea caddy with two lidded compartments. Wooden ring handles on either side and bun feet at each corner and paper-lined inside. Comes with a working lock and key. The lining is painted thin card so it can be used to hold small personal items. This would make…
Regency Rosewood Sarcophagus Tea Caddy with Original Etched Glass Mixing Bowl A refined and highly attractive Regency-period rosewood tea caddy, crafted in the elegant sarcophagus form and raised on original turned bun feet. The exterior displays a rich, warm patina with beautifully figured grain, characteristic of early 19th-century English workmanship, further enhanced by delicate brass stringing and escutcheon.
