We specialize in items with a British accent from antiques to fun typically English pieces. We love Shelley, Royal Doulton, knife rests, open salts, Dunoon mugs,victoriana, estate jewelry, teapots, teacups, ANYTHING for the tea table and anything BrillianT!
This is a fabulous antique victorian porcelain fairing or carnival prize that was made in Germany 1880-1890s and is a match striker and match holder depicting a boy trying on his father's boots.The other boot holds the matches and the striker is on the back of the base. The fairing match holder or match striker measures 6 inches high by 3.25 inches wide by 2.5 inches deep, is hand painted and has the incised number 171 over 3226. It was unmistakably made in Germany, in the Ebogen region whic ...click for details
This is an antique porcelain fairing or prize that was made in Germany 1880-1900 and is a match striker and match holder shaped like a kennel or dog house with a baby and dog. The piece measures 3.25 inches high by 3.25 by 3.5 inches oval, is hand painted and has the incised number 3123 which in the Bristowe catalog is identified as an uncaptioned ornament. It was unmistakably made in Germany, in the Ebogen region which has now become the Czech Republic and by Springer and Oppenheimer. I brought ...click for details
This is an exquisite antique espresso coffee, demitasse teacup and saucer or perhaps a chocolate cup and saucer I believe to from the Dresden factories in Victorian Germany. Although marked with only numbers it is certainly in the style of Dresden from the 1880s. It is handpainted enamel on transfer and is lovely. The birds are beautiful. There is small wear to the gold. The cup stands 2.25 inches high and the saucer measures 4.5 inches in diameter. The set is in excellent condition with no chip ...click for details
This plate is absolutely beautiful! It is a quite large, 10.75 inches in diameter, perhaps a charger or just a cabinet plate, and bears the beehive or shield mark of Royal Vienna factory, Austria and was manufactured around 1880-1900 in what is called the Vienna period. Although the portrait is not identified I think it is a portrait of the Empress Josephine and the letter N is incorporated into the border. It has exquisite detail in heavily applied enamel paints and gold, and is handpainted ov ...click for details
