Antique Staples

staple repairs. From the province of Seville in Andalusia. Spanish, c. 1870.

. Beautifully patinated with characterful iron staple repairs throughout. Likely from the notable ceramics town

, and featuring a stunning staple repair, 18th century, China. While of large size and beautifully

William Staples Drown Venice Canal With Mooring Boat, 1898 Oil on canvas landscape by William

historic iron staple repairs. Chinese, c. 1870.

staple repair which only adds to the charm of this beautiful Provençal yellow glazed bowl. Width 59 cm

characterful staple iron repairs. Originating from the region of Aragon, the colouring and decoration typical

collectable, original Circa 1920's Robert Mouseman Thompson bedstead with early Staples super comfortable coil

staple motifs, one set with rose-cut diamonds, the other with calibrated synthetic sapphires. Height : 9

bread knife used to cut baguettes, a staple at every French meal. The drawer is fitted with a wooden

Queen's armchair in natural wood carved with flowers and staples, with a flat violonné back

proud atop a bright white old cut diamond set crescent; a staple of Victorian design. The brooch is

same clock above the bar at historic SoHo staple Raoul’s on Prince Street. As much a statement objet

with chiseled fish scales and a timeworn patina. Antique iron staples repair a split down the sides, an

motif, a staple in Victorian and Edwardian jewelry, which has come to represent the eternal and

materials such as gilt bronze and marble. Candlesticks like these were staples of formal interiors, used to

. Published in 1719. It became popular immediately upon publication and has remained a staple in English

motifs and arabesques make up the all-over design, with staples such as the boteh, the Persian

blemish inside right armrest. All leather is that is cracked is staple. Wood worm exit holes lower front

libraries and studies, such lamps were also widely used in drawing rooms of the period and remained a staple

"), and one compote serving dish (12.25" x 8.25" x 3.75" high). Some old staple repairs and other hairline

19th Century French Louis Philippe Silver Mirror is a staple of classic design, amazingly

“Canton” ware had become a staple of Western dining tables, shipped from the port of Guangzhou as part of

Zenker’s Merkantilische Waarenkunde, the plate documents a staple food plant central to regional economies

Oriental antique carpet staples as the boteh, surrounds the antique carpet. The famous textile

gold, a staple of Victorian design. Gemstone: Sapphire Stone Shape: Oval Cut Carat Weight: 3.10 Metal

seats currently have simple muslin upholstery that has been tacked and stapled in place, making them

stapled on the side. The fabrics are structurally in very good condition, with several sequins missing

piece would have been a staple in homes during the late 19th century, providing both light and a touch

engraved paper horizon rings with zodiacs, varied sizes (6" to 30"), and marked voyages, becoming a staple

. Fire screens were a staple of French interiors, serving both practical and ornamental purposes. Many

through an arduous process of natural dyeing. Weavers utilized local madder root—a botanical staple of the

luxurious, tactile presence underfoot. The wool is long-staple and resilient, allowing the rug to maintain

style through the centuries is the staple of Rene Boivin jewelry. The company was founded in the late

use with multiple old staple repairs. Originally used for the storage/transportation of wine

both staple and luxury food crops within the framework of economic botany. The composition balances

(a green one) has been repaired with staples, this is very much a lost art nowadays but very

iron staples, each aging at a different pace. The warm tones of copper, the muted gray of tin, and the

repair to both bases, large staples holding the wood in place, see pics. These were refinished some time

Circa 1890s, 14k, American. Gold beads have been a “put them on and go” staple since the Victorian

both a staple food and a refined ingredient in European cuisine. Original hand coloring enhances the

The Harcourt 1841 collection has also been a staple of French power, selected since the age of

linen fabric, tacked down with exposed nails and staples for an informal, deconstructed appearance. The

reflects its role as a staple crop rather than a luxury good, offering insight into everyday agricultural

exploration, colonial expansion, and international commerce. Pepper was a staple of European kitchens and a

tended to paint portraits, which provided a staple income as well as genre scenes and a few Orientalist

. The bodice closes in front on a modestie of lace (not included in this sale) by three tabs stapled in

-forged rivets, adds to its rustic charm and practicality. Once a staple in French country kitchens, this

turns, the Spanish foot adds a level of 'Town' sophistication to a 'Country' staple. It is as much a

a staple alternative to porcelain, the decoration shifted toward richer, brighter enamel colors like

crackled dark brown lacquer, antique iron corner staples and a smooth, timeworn patina. For added dimension

important staple crops in the world, underpinning the economies and daily sustenance of vast regions across

staples of hardware stores, factories, and workshops nationwide, built to endure decades of heavy use

nail/staple along the back all add to the aged character. Restored, sturdy, and ready to use as a

porcelain a staple in well-appointed interiors. Porcelain wall pockets rose to popularity in the late 19th

century, this solid gold Albert chain has transitioned into a "cool-girl" staple. These chains gained

London. Remark: "Chandelier earrings were a staple of Deco period jewelers. Often found (Antique) Jade