A quintessential piece of Irish design history. This beautiful Belleek shell dish showcases the iconic nacreous sheen that has made Irish Parian China so famous. This isn’t your standard porcelain, this is remarkably thin and translucent with an ethereal glass like quality that catches the light beautifully. Painted with the signature green shamrocks, it’s a classic example of Belleek’s traditional aesthetic. It has the authentic ‘Third Period’ black mark (1926-1946). Perfectly sized for a vanity or bedside table to hold rings, earrings or other precious trinkets. Could be displayed just about anywhere.
This dish is in pristine vintage condition, with no chips, cracks or crazing. In remarkable condition for it’s age.
Deanta in Eirinn.
Dimensions: 14cms from loop to the bottom. 12cms diameter
This is a very pretty Vintage ceramic swan made by John Jenkins and Sons. This piece is one of their popular mid-to-late 20th Century floral porcelain collection. Particularly known for their hand-painted aesthetic, this lovely swan has a pink briar rose with trailing green leaves and is one of their most recognisable motifs from the 1970’s/80’s. Often sold as planters, as seen, it could also be used as a decorative centrepiece or a trinket dish.
There are no major issues with this and it is in good vintage condition.
Measurements: 17cms high 8cms wide and 16cms long.
Very pretty pierced antique bon-bon dish. In the late Victorian and Edwardian eras these were often used to serve small treats at the table such as Bon-bons, candied fruits, nuts or small pastries. The pierced gallery around the sides was a very popular decorative style that made the dish look lighter and more elegant. This particular dish was made in London by the Alex R Clark Company which was a very reputable firm based in both London and Sheffield and they were known for their high-quality silver plate. This was their ‘Welbeck’ plate, a top tier silver plate often used in hotels and high-end homes. This would therefore be dated around 1910-1920. It is in good antique condition with normal signs of wear (please see photos of the inside). I have removed all the tarnish and polished it.
Measurements: Handle to Handle 28cms, width 16cms, 8.5cms high
Antique Leather Hat Box, c. 1890–1910
A beautifully aged cylindrical leather hat box dating to the late Victorian / Edwardian period. Featuring its original metal bands, riveted construction, decorative handle, and latch, this piece has developed a rich patina that only comes with genuine age and use. This compact cylinder case represents the height of turn of the century luxury travel.
The structure is solid and the box opens and closes well. The rear hinge is original and functional, with a small fixing missing, consistent with its age. It still functions but is slightly loose. The original fabric lining has been removed over it’s long history and the interior has been thoroughly cleaned, leaving it tidy, odour free and ready for modern use or display. An investment piece for collectors of antique luggage, campaign furniture or premium historic decor.
A timeless storage and decorative piece — ideal for styling at the foot of a bed, beneath a console, or as characterful storage in a living space.
Condition: Good antique condition with wear consistent with age
Dimensions: 19cms diameter x 19cms height (56cms circumference)
A splendid piece of Vanity Decor. This is a 1950’s Ormolu trinket box crafted with intricate gold tone filigree metalwork. The lid is inset with a smooth white pearlised slab and centred by a classic Fragonard porcelain style medallion depicting a romantic courting couple in a garden setting. It has rococo style scroll feet and a mirror inside. A must have for collectors of French Boudoir decor.
Beautiful quality with no major damage, just a tiny amount of warping to the base of one of the feet.
5cms height-14cms in length and 11cms wide
Cute little mid-century hand-painted trinket dish. Fine Bone china. Unclear if this is Portmeirion or Herend but it is stamped with ‘fine bone china’ on the bottom. Google thinks it might be Portmeirion. It has a cylindrical base and a slightly domed lid with detailed depictions of various birds perched on branches and leaves with berries.
In perfect condition with no chips or cracks
6.5cms diameter 4cms high
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