Disc-hilted (or blade-headed) knobkerrie/staff. Southern African, most likely Swazi or Nguni. Pretty uncommon, it dates from the late 19th century and is made from fruitwood or sometime called two-tone wood. In very good condition (see photo). Length...
Old Man Utd programmes and retro shirts for sale!Need to be viewed at my property by potential purchaser!Would suit a collected of said items! PRICE TO BE NEGOTIATED
For sale is this decorative ewer in a shiny metallic finish. Quite heavy. It looks really lovely in a fireside grate as it is shiny enough to pick up flame reflections. I hope you may like to own it and enjoy it as long as I have.
Item lo...
A sizeable set of rams horns. Ready to fix to a wall or wood shield. In beautiful condition. The pictures show the quality.
Would look really fantastic in a rural pub above the bar, or a country home of some age. Perhaps...
Coal Scuttle Bucket, Copper & Brass, With Porcelain Handle., Vintage copper and brass coal scuttle bucket with porcelain handle for sale. Clean but not polished. I will leave that to you. It's not that difficult and Goddard do a really good copper po...
A cast marble plaque. Putti and young woman celebrating in a woodland setting, signed lower right "J.P Myers 1882", seal verso "Arts and Commerce Promoted".
Quite beautiful and ready for hanging, made of white marble cast material. The casting is sha...
Round Shortland barometer, 8" in diameter. It has a hole in the back for wall hanging and the case is oak. Very easy to read as the words are very clear. Made in England.
Item location: Cheddar, Somerset. Ple...
78 rpm records, mixed collection of 65. Most with original covers a few with no cover. Sold as a single lot. Please email for list of records Congresbury
Shackman Multishot passport Polaroid kit in as-new condition. Ffords Photographic has what seems to camera only for £79. This camera is from a personal collection of some 30yrs in the making. All sorts being sold off. What are you looking for?
Antique wooden cot, Small painted wooden cot from the 1920's. Wouldn't meet modern safety standards, but would make great display item. Disassembles for transport.
