Antique Brass Marks

Pair of English brass candlesticks, 1893 design registry mark. A good pair in the popular beehive

Solid brass ships LOC walkers cherubs mark II knot meter.

A very rare and well preserved World War 1 era (1914-18) Director No 5 Mark 1 brass artillery

signed with impressed Qianlong mark in "seal script" style Chinese, that roughly translates to 乾隆年制

Victorian Fireplace Tool/Cooking Utensil Rests British Registration Marks, Made of Solid Brass

antique brass or bronze mold for making a set of clasped or shaking hands. Most likely fraternal

and gilded Victorian frame with a titled brass nameplate. Details Artist: Mark William Langlois

Antique A Chinese Robin's Egg Vase with Qiang Long Mark on the base.

Eight sockets, one on each downward facing arms, there's four. Then four inside the bowl, facing up. This beauty could light up any room. Literally. This vintage fixture was disassem...

Rare, hard to find. Telephone “C” Mark 1 (Mk 1), designed by Ericsson’s of Stockholm, was the first

Edwardian Brass Carriage Clock with Swiss Movement, Early 20th Century A charming Edwardian period

wear to the brass case and minor marks consistent with age and use. Dimensions Height: 10 cm (3.94

stem. * Heavy weight of about 300 gram, due to solid brass construction. * Casting marks on the

19th century Victorian copper and brass vessel circa 1880. We are pleased to offer this fine piece

.  Fitted with 2 ornate brass handles. Minor expected surface marks and minor ding's.

brass construction. * Marks on the underside of the base from the mould, indicating traditional sand

-Bas). Material: Solid brass with turned handle Maker’s mark: Jehotte à Liège – renowned Belgian

Very rare wall lamp with a beautiful natural patina. Brass with marks: Rosenmarke and "Wiener

mark to the brass socket. Sensational rare unique period Table Lamp with spectacular presence

preserved with a pleasing aged brass surface and minor marks consistent with age and use. Wired with bulb

by the renowned manufacturer Ernst Rockhausen, founded in 1866. Brass maker’s mark present (see photo

A reddish brown leather bound trunk with lateral c-scroll handles, brass lock, maker's mark and

Rare table lamp by CG Hallberg 1920-1930s. Unusual model with a stylish shape. Patinated brass

polished brass surface bears marks from decades of use, giving the rack a charming, old patina, as can be

Rare British colonial officer's campaign field desk on stand. Constructed from metal and brass

. Maker’s mark: Stamped on brass stem (photo #8)

with red tortoiseshell and engraved brass scrollwork inlay, interestingly the boxes oppose each other

brass handles. Water marks have left traces on one side of the chest of drawers, and are also visible on

brass knob pull. Four graduated drawers are below. The lower chest has four graduated long drawers as

, burns, old work marks, scratches, tarnished brass all mentioned for accuracy and ameliorated by a fine

retains a warm tone with minor surface marks. Later brass pulls installed. Drawers slide smoothly; the

inlaid brass and tortoiseshell boulle work. The lid features a pagoda style rise with brass edging and

. Due to the age and nature of the brass, item may have some marks, scratches, and discolouration

surface marks to the brass, and oxidation to the thermometer base. All components are present and original

main body is executed in heavy, solid brass, stamped with the mark '0285 GB', indicating high-quality

ribbons of light and dark gray veining, shaped at the front in turreted corners. Repoussé brass panels in

in exotic Coromandel with brass edging and brass stringing to the front and lid. The top of the box

original brass hard ware is a stunning and sophisticated final touch on this piece. While there are no

manufacture such as, the faced brass mounts, the brass escutcheons and overall design. Mark Goodger Antiques

with a cross-gable roof and stepped plinth base. To the centre of the front there is a brass letter

Hungarian Ash with a domed lid mounted with large brass strapping across the body of the box. At each end of

lacquered cork for the top with mahogany legs and brass sabot feet. Marks to finish on cork top, ask dealer

with a pagoda top and subtle bombe-shaped body stands upon four pressed and gilded lion brass feet. The

Estate. The box veneered in exotic Coromandel bound and double strung in brass with solid brass campaign

affixed to underside. Frame blind stamped Krieger, partially worn. Marks to brass handles, verso

bevelled plate with foxing and age-related marks Adjustment: Brass acorn finials Condition: Frame

gilt bronze mounts. Enameled brass interior They bear a mark on the base Signed Pair of ornamental

, united by a stretcher in the same manner.  Standing on scrolled legs, lion paw feet and brass castors

with central roundel. Terminating on brass castors. Surface marks to top surface, but in original

graduated drawers, offering ample storage Circa 1900 Retains the original brass swan neck handles, a mark of

decorated with brass stud work. Minor surface marks to woodwork, very minor surface marks to upholstery

tapered legs that terminate with brass and china castors. Impressed mark of the firm: J. & T. Scott

. The underside of the base is etched R. LALIQUE – FRANCE, with additional impressed Made in France mark

. Standing on 2 substantial turned and carved supports and 4 carved lion paw feet and brass castors. Minor

replaced ) Small brass plate with the makers mark of Henry Loveridge, Wolverhampton. ( shown in last image )

finish provides great contrast to the brass rollers Etched maker's mark reads 'Trade Mark, Stanley London

Small angel with birds in biscuit, end of the 19th century Small biscuit group on a gilded brass