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 vintage English horse brass or pub brass measures 3.5 inch high by 2.75 inches wide and depicts a butterfly in a laurel frame which is a rare design. This brass was made 1920-1930s and is not the best casting, but an unusual design. Horse brasses were developed in the 17th century to decorate and identify draft horses as well as being a charm. Horse brasses are a popular collectible today. In England they decorate the beams of pubs and hang by the fireplaces of homes. A wonderful decorative ...click for details
This super original souvenir brass tea caddy was made for the 1925 British Empire Exhibition in London, England for and by Lipton Tea. The tall tea caddy or tea canister is brass with the embossed lion, symbol of the Empire Exhibition, a dedication with date around the middle and the Lipton mark on the bottom as well as the British Registry date stamp for 1925. The tea caddy measures 5.5 inches high and is 4.5 inches in diameter and is in very good +++ condition with only a couple of very small ...click for details
This is a bit of history. This brass souvenir tea caddy was manufactured by Lipton Tea for the 1925 British Empire Exhibition in London, England in 1925 and was the height of art deco style. The commemorative tea caddy or tea canister has the dedication on a band around the middle and the raised Empire Exhibition lion on the front and the Lipton logo on the base and measures 4.25 inches high by 4.75 inches in diameter. There are several dents to the bottom caused by Mother bouncing it off Father ...click for details
This vintage horse brass or pub brass depicts a the half penny coin with the sailing ship. This brass was made in the 1930s in a series of brasses depicting coins and measures 3.5 inches high by 3 inches in diameter. The pub brass is in very good ++ condition. Horse brasses originated during the 17th century to decorate and identify draft horses as well as being a charm. Horse brasses are a popular collectible today. In England they decorate the beams of pubs and hang by the fireplace in homes. ...click for details
This vintage souvenir horse brass measures 3.25 inches high by 3 inches wide and depicts a rearing bobbed tail horse. Horse brasses were developed in the 17th century to decorate and identify draft horses. This horse brass was made about 1920-1940s. I thought the tail was broken off but it is listed in my Horse Brass reference guide. This brass has some casting impurities, but is a neat decorative piece. They are a popular collectible today. In England you see them decorating the beams in pubs ...click for details
This is a neat souvenir Lipton brass tea caddy manufactured by Lipton Tea for the 1924 British Empire Exhibition in London, England and was the height of art deco style at that time. The brass commemorative tea caddy or tea canister has the dedication on a band around the middle and the raised Empire Exhibition art deco design lion on the front and the Lipton logo on the base and measures 5 inches high by 4.5 inches in diameter. The souvenir tea caddy is a great piece and is in very good ++ con ...click for details
