A collection of 19th century Japanese Meiji Period carved ivory Netsuke.
Mostly signed
5.5 – 3.5cm high
1868 – 1912
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Mostly signed
5.5 – 3.5cm high
1868 – 1912
13cm high
1868 – 1912
Last two in my window cabinet.
Ordre des Rongeurs
Order of Rodents
Le Putois – Polecat
Le Furet – Ferret
La belette – Weasel
I’ecureuil – Squirrel
Le Blaireau – Badger
I’Hermine – Ermin
Rat cavier – Rat
36 x 30cm
“Ceruicariamaior syluestris” ‘Bell Flower’ 1613 Hand Coloured Copper Engraving
First edition
Basilius Besler
1613
Hand coloured copper engraving.
76 x 67cm
Published 412 year ago. Hand painted copper engravings.
Truly amazing parts of history ✨
Basilius Besler
First edition
1613
Hand coloured copper engraving.
76 x 67cm
Published 412 year ago. Truly amazing parts of history ✨
Note: the top of the panel from the head has a 19th Century replacement.
56 cm x 28 cm (panel only)
H. 60cm
Shade diameter. 35cm
The five plank cleated top, above a plain frieze, one end with drawer.
Resting on square tapered legs.
Still to cut back the shiny finish and soften with a wax finish.
C.1800
H.75cm W.166cm D.82cm
The three plank top, above a plain frieze, resting on square tapered legs.
Note: Exceptional wild grain overall, with knots and fallen knots to the legs, a great talking point. (You won’t see this on a fancy 19th century French walnut, highly polished extension dining table) The raw beauty of French provincial pieces, same as unique English country furniture!
H.69cm W.138cm D.64cm
The smallest original French farmhouse table I’ve ever seen. Beautifully worn finish, showing the naturally oxidised oak grain.
18th Century English Furniture – A Subtle Statement of Style
The two plank, wide cleated, moulded top, above an ogee-shaped frieze, housing a narrow high drawer, flanked by two large thumb-moulded drawers.
Resting on turned tapered legs, terminating on a pad-foot.
Fantastic overall faded patina, awaiting a good re waxing.
C.1750
H.70cm W.76cm D.48cm
English Country Furniture 1500-1900
by David Knell
Is a great reference book showing many variations of English country furniture.
Thomas Faed.
Scotland.
1826 – 1900
Bologner Hund modeled in a seated position, an off white coat with charcoal patches.
22cm x 35cm
Ref,
A similar 19th century hound can be found in the V&A Museum Collection, Ceramics, Room 139. Johann Joachim Kändler, born 1706 – died 1775, made designs for the Meissen porcelain factory.
Makes that perfect gift for someone that has almost everything else…
Selling for a customer.
Elegant small bureau with a well, pigeon holes and drawers.
Purchased 1990s from renowned dealer, remained in same family.
Beautifully faded patina.
France C.1780
Contact me for pricing.
The 50% off sale continues until closure June 2025.