Vintage English Brass and Leather Maritime Binocular Glasses

From John Wind's Maximal Art 1980s jewelry collection, a portrait pin molded as a sacred heart. The cast metal heart shaped picture holder has a molded ...

From the 2000 collection by Milly New York, a 100% wool coat in a black and white heavy check weave. This piece shows beautiful attention to line and...

From the mid-late 1950s to early 1960s, a structured, black Ostrich handbag made by Koret, NYC. Koret was established in 1929 by Richard Koret. By the 1940s the company was a leader...

An equestrian theme vintage scarf from the London designer Norma Dori, circa late 20th Century. Showing the head of a black horse sporting a red bridle. ...

A Measham – Bargeware Tea Kettle impressed with the Blue Ribbon Temperance motto, England, circa 1880. The Blue Ribbon Movement was active from 1880-1882 in Great Britain, Canada, and the United States. The ribbon badge was worn by those who took the pledge of abstinence from alcohol consumption, adopting the term teetotaler. The kettle has a dark brown treacle glaze with enameled, raised and molded floral and fruit applications. The main panel, seen on both sides of the kettle reads, “Sign the Pledge, Don the Blue” The notched lid is held securely in place for pouring. Measham Ware was decorated with floret appliqués and an impressed panel or banner personalized using a printer’s typeface. The pottery, also known as Rockingham or Motto Ware, was produced from the 1870’s by William Mason, a South Derbyshire potter. Often called ‘barge ware’ because it was extensively marketed through a shop on Measham High Street, located near the canal bridge...

A charming rustic, handmade, vintage French Finch bird trapping cage, capable of catching two birds independently. The bird lands on the trap to fee...

This is a pair of vintage cased opera glasses. A French, brass and Mother of Pearl Galilean binocular, dating to the mid 20th century, circa 1950...

Nautical spotlight. Great piece of industrial lighting. Solid brass and highly polished, fitted to a heavy brass pedestal. Glass lens. Head is fitte...

This is a rare antique ship's clinometer. An English, heavy brass maritime instrument by H. Hughes & Son of London, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Delightful nau...

Rare and genuine 19th century English Victorian brass telescope on tripod stand. Features amazing optics and a large adjustable base with spi...

Binocular Aircraft Target on tripod, with adjustable height. An exceptional and unique pair of WWII 25 x 105 binoculars by Jos. Schneider & Co, Optische Werke KG, Göttingen. circa...

This is a vintage decorative factory mould. An English, mahogany and other wood pattern part, ideal for wall mounting or maritime tack and dating to the 20th century. Of unusual, industrial interest to the keen collector Displays a desirable aged patina commensurate with age Mahogany displays grain interest Vibrant red, hemispherical pattern adds further appeal A pair of cylindrical posts could make an ideal maritime rope...