Rare 19th Century 18” Anglo-Indian Carved Ebony Scholar's Wrist Rest
Here on offer is a rare and beautifully carved 19th century 18” long, Anglo-Indian ebony scholar's wrist rest, in mint condition.
It is referenced historically as a scholar's wrist rest, a clerk's arm support, or an element from a larger writing slope and it is a rare and highly collectible piece of colonial-era gentleman's library furniture.
These utilitarian obj... read more
225.00 GBP
Miniature Kukri Knife with Engraved Dedication to “Major A.O.L Burke 7th Gurkha Rifles” of the Indian Army WW2
Here on offer is a miniature kukri knife with engraved dedication to “Major A.O.L Burke 7th Gurkha Rifles”.
The scale of the miniature knife is “spot on” with it’ is perfectly shaped brass blade and carved wooden grip that mimics the genuine Kukri knife very well.
On one side of the blade, it is engraved with a dedication to “Major A.O.L Burke 7th Gurkha Rifles”.
35.00 GBP
Algerian Silver Bracelet with a Nautical Theme in Memory of the WW2 French Battleship – JEAN BART - c1945
Here on offer is an 8.25” long Algerian silver nautical themed bracelet, that was made in memory of the famous WW2 French Battleship – JEAN BART – circa 1945.
I believe these bracelets were made as souvenirs and in memory of the ship being docked at Casablanca for most of WW2.
The bracelet has 7 individual pieced panels, each with a nautical theme, consisting of, f... read more
30.00 GBP
Antique Victorian Cased Pair of Silver Plated Berry Serving Spoons c1880
Here on offer is a beautiful pair of antique silver plated Berry Spoons, with their original fitted case, circa 1880.
The solid spoons have scalloped edged bowls engraved inside with a berry/vine leaf pattern.
The silver plated handles have a twisted metal section and a beautifully carved bone section, that look like tiny vertebra. The tip is finished with an ornat... read more
50.00 GBP
Antique Bronzed and Gilt Pewter Art Nouveau Double Inkwell and Pen Tray
Here on offer is in an beautiful antique bronzed pewter art nouveau double inkwell and pen tray c1900.
This very attractive double inkwell seems to have been cast in pewter that that now has a dark bronzed patina/finish. There are raised images of birds and foliage that have now have a rubbed gilt finish.
The hinged covers still work perfectly and both clear glass ... read more
50.00 GBP
Unusual Vintage Custom-Made Dagger with a 6.75” Mint Stainless Steel Blade by F. DICK Solingen Germany
Here on offer is an unusual vintage custom-made dagger with a mint 6.75” stainless steel blade by F. DICK of Solingen, Germany.
This dagger appears to have been custom-made using a double edged, spear pointed blade that was made by F. DICK. The blade is very similar to those that F. DICK produced for German SA and NSKK daggers during WW2. This is obviously a post WW2 made blade, ... read more
75.00 GBP
British WW1 Pattern 8173/1914 Clasp Knife with Jigged Horn Grip by J. Clarke & Son Sheffield
Here on offer is a great example of a British WW1 Pattern 8173/1914 clasp knife by J. Clarke & Son, of Sheffield, England.
This style of clasp knife has one main 3” single edged main blade and a spear pointed, double edged 1.75” long tin/can opener.
The main blade now shows signs of use ad sharpening and has some dark staining to the finish.
It is s... read more
125.00 GBP
Unique Mint Zero Tolerance 0006 Fixed Blad Survival Knife S/no. 1542 with 6.5” Blade and Custom made Wooden Grip and Leather Sheath
Here on offer is a unique and mint example of a Zero Tolerance 0006 fixed blad survival knife, with a 6.5” blade and custom made wooden grip and handmade tooled leather sheath.
Now I am no expert regarding this type of knife but was told it is a genuine example of the famous USA made, ZT 006 survival knife, with a serial no. 1542. You can still by new examples today but they are ... read more
Vintage M251 K Frame Black Leather R/H Gun Holster by Price Western Leather England c1988
Here on offer is a used vintage M251 K Frame black leather, right hand gun holster by Price Western Leather, England circa 1988.
This thick black leather holster has a brown suede lining and press stud faster at the top, which I believe they call a “thumb brake” release?
I also think it was made to hold the Smith & Weston K Frame revolvers, such as:
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