Mid 19th century English blue floral decorated Parian Ware jug One of the nicest antique jugs I’ve seen. Having the original pewter lid. C.1860 H.20cm Dia.13cm
A delightful 19th century English, Gilt & Soft Blue Stoneware Jug. T & R Boote Patent Mosaic Neoclassical Female Figures with Floral Grapevine design With gold highlights to the shaped handle. C.1850 England H.21cm W.12cm D.17cm
Stylish Modern Rectangular Cushion-style bevelled mirror Can hang vertically or horizontally H.104cm W.71cm D.6.5cm
Pink Hand Blown Hokitika Glass Bowl – NZ Pink and Clear glass details to this folded glass basket. Great shape and design. H.15cm W.15cm D.12cm
Unusual Italian multicoloured decorative ceramic vase. Marked: 1595 Italy I love how different this piece is. Certainly resonates with me. H.22cm Dia.21cm
A fine pair of decorative European ceramic bookends of a giraffe loving her calf. H.16cm W.10.5cm D.10.5cm
19th century French marble top occasional, corner, lamp table. The circular, moulded top, resting on a deep blue, gold decorated shell carved painted base. On a long slight cabriole legend angled pad-foot. C.1890 H.72cm Dia.72cm Perfect piece to place between armchairs or sofas, with a lamp and framed photo of me!
19th Century Dutch Brass Candle Holding Chandelier Beautifully oxidised and patinated. Able to be hung from any height. H.46cm Dia.76cm
An unusual 19th Century French Fruitwood, Burr Elm and Oak Dough bin. An unusual 19th Century French Fruitwood, Burr Elm and Oak Dough bin The Fruitwood two plank sliding top, above a Burr Elm panelled base, above a well carved darkened Oak base. Having solid Burr Elm panels. Resting on a long slight cabriole leg. C. 1850 H. 75cm W. 121cm D. 58cm
Rare mid century Italian Murano pink and clear glass chandelier, of smaller proportions. Restored and re wired. H:60cm with chain and cup 1m Dia: 50cm Note: can be raised or lowered to suit.. Surprisingly, the majority of chandeliers I import, still retain the original French globes. Once restored and placed into my showroom or customers home, the majority of globes are still working. Remarkable! Photographed by, Russell Winnell Photography.