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Vintage sterling silver Georg Jensen Art Deco openwork heart brooch with the crucifix, anchor and heart symbols for “Faith, Hope and Charity”. Design model #296 by Vilhelm Albertus from the early 1940s. • Made by Georg Jensen • Made of Sterling Silver • Mark: Georg Jensen Silversmiths Ltd, Sterling: This specific company name typically indicates…
Original Yves Saint Laurent “Love” lithograph poster from 1975, featuring vibrant colours of orange, blue, pink, and green, with a black snake and the word “LOVE” on an off-white matte paper. • Designed by Yves Saint Laurent (1933-2008) • Made in 1975 • Original poster on matte paper • Measures approx. 23.00 inches tall and…
The iconic Tom Ford Era Gucci scarf of the same name inspires the Guccissimo line of porcelain homeware. The print was originally called ‘Guccissimo’ and is a celebration of the brand’s long history with images of flowers, butterflies, fish, horse bits, handbags, shoes, teacups, peaches, oranges and a sun with a face. Made of high-quality…
Beautiful Orange and Lime Green Glass Perfume Bottle. France, circa 1920s. Hand-blown art glass in vibrant citrus orange and green glass with high-gloss finish. The bright, round body reflects the bold geometric forms and striking colour contrasts typical of Schneider’s Art Deco glassware. Approx Dimensions: Height – 5.00 inches Width – 3.50 inches Signed and…
This pair of vintage German Art Deco suit brushes features natural bristles and is topped with hand-painted porcelain dog heads. Manufactured in Germany, the taller brush sports a purple terrier with a moustache, marked “Germany,” while the shorter brush displays a black and white French Bulldog, marked “Germany 8576.” Collectibility and Use: These brushes were…
This famille-rose ‘Cherry Pickers’ plate was produced in China during the Qing dynasty, specifically for export to Europe around 1780. The plate features finely enamelled decoration inspired by the French print ‘La Cueillette des Cerises’, which was engraved by Nicolas Ponce. The central scene depicts figures gathering cherries from a tree: a youth stands on…
This is a First Period Worcester porcelain spoon tray, dating to approximately 1760–1770. It features a black transfer-printed design known as the “Milkmaids” pattern. • Manufacturer: Worcester Porcelain Company (British) • Date: Circa 1760–1770 • Material: Soft-paste porcelain • Function: Spoon trays were originally intended to rest a spoon during a tea service. Measurements: This…
This is a vintage bronze lacquer and enamel smokers’ box, featuring a striking design that combines black lacquer with red detailing and hardstone elements. The box was crafted during the Art Deco era, circa 1930s. It includes a wood lining and was likely made in Austria. Designed to hold cigarettes, the body showcases a glossy…
This elegant French porcelain trinket box is adorned with bronze mountings and decorated with Chinoiserie-style enamel paintings. The porcelain body is hand-painted, featuring motifs of Chinese peony flowers alongside insects. These decorative elements reflect a distinct aesthetic that was especially popular in the late 19th century. The inkwell was crafted by Samson of Paris during…
This is a quality French porcelain inkwell, bronzed and mounted, featuring Chinoiserie floral enamel-painted designs on a black ground. The piece is accented by a pair of gilt shell-form handles and intricate ormolu decoration around the base and top. The porcelain body is hand-painted with Chinese floral motifs, showcasing a distinct style popular in the…
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