Blue John Antique

Miniature vase in Blue john, rare stone only found in England.

A fine pair of George IV Blue John candlesticks, each with cut glass nozzles, drip pans and drops above square blocks of Blue John on gilt bronze bases.

The inset surface of this superb Victorian-period tripartite table bears a stunning example of Derbyshire Blue John, one of the rarest and most coveted minerals in the world.

A one-of-a-kind masterpiece, this impressive table is among the finest pieces of Blue John furniture ever crafted. The star of the table is undoubtedly the monumental slab of Derbysh...

Excellent condition. A blue-purple and white-yellow banded variety of fluorite mined exclusively from the Blue John Cavern in Derbyshire, England, Blue John has been prized by cra...

Due to this scarcity, most examples of blue john furniture feature inset veneers of smaller specimens of blue john.

Therefore, most examples of Blue John furniture feature inset veneers of smaller specimens of Blue John.

The mastery required to work with Blue John—a material both soft and brittle that can quickly react to heat—means only the most skilled craftsmen can wield its nature-made beauty.

Beautiful pair of ornamental tripod urns carved of rare Blue John stone. Crafted in a classically-inspired shape, they are provided with gilt bronze mounts, finely chiseled with foli...

This very good stone specimen example of carved blue john is deep and rich in striation and shows the most desirable color purple to its fullest range.

Rare pair of small Blue John columns dating to the English Regency period.

A fine and Quite Large Pair of Antique English Blue John vases on Black Slate, Carrera marble and Blue John plinths.

This blue john urn and base are fine example of a rare and mined out stone found only in the Derbyshire region of England.

19th century Bronze chandelier with blue john gemstones and glass.  

A mid nineteenth century large blue john urn, with Verde Antico gadrooned bands, fashioned as a classical urn with gilt bronze finial and splayed foot.

The pair sit on a waisted laurel decorated socle raised on a square plinth base. Blue John (also known as Derbyshire Spar) is a semi-precious mineral, a rare form of fluorite with b...

FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING Mounted in German Silver From our Silver collection, we are delighted to present this rare Silver Mounted Blue John Vinaigrette dating to circa 1890. The...

Of the four show caves only Treak Cliff and, to a lesser extent, Blue John have veins of Blue John Stone. Treak Cliff Cavern still mines about 500 kilograms of Blue John Stone each y...

Blue John, or Derbyshire Spar is a rare semi precious stone and the only variety of fluorite to possess qualities significant enough to classify it as a gemstone.

Rare Specimen Blue John & Derbyshire Lemon Spar Giltwood Centre Table, the circular top incorporating an exceptional vibrant and highly figured circular panel of Blue John Derbyshire...

Each column has a stepped bronze and white marble plinth and base that is separated by a carved Blue John pedestal which all support a solid Blue John specimen column shaft, a matchi...

Of the four show caves only Treak Cliff and, to a lesser extent, Blue John have veins of Blue John Stone. Treak Cliff Cavern still mines about 500 kilograms of Blue John Stone each y...

Of the four show caves only Treak Cliff and, to a lesser extent, Blue John have veins of Blue John Stone. Treak Cliff Cavern still mines about 500 kilograms of Blue John Stone each y...

Neoclassical / Louis XVI-style gilt bronze mounted Blue John candelabra with Bacchus masks as handles each side, three (3) candleholders and center stem with serpent ascending, addit...

A Rare Pair of French Ormolu-Mounted Blue John Vases / Candlesticks, C. 1870, In the stye of Matthew Boulton.

A pair of Blue John Cassolettes by Matthew Boulton Constructed in gilt bronze and Derbyshire Blue-John fluorspar; the square bases are supported on ball feet, the ovoid bodies enw...

A Very Fine & rare example of a Lapis Lazuli Ball Grip Handle removed from an early Walking Cane with a wide Sterling Silver collar, with part of the original, which is in Partridge ...

The tall slender column of black marble inlaid on all four sides with either Quartz Amethyst or semi-precious fluorite Blue John. The lower square with similar decoration, ending on ...

This stone used for many decorative objects found only in England was a favorite stone in the late 18th century through the 19th century is virtually mined out and only appeared in v...

Each of Amphora form with twin C-scroll ormolu handles, the covers surmounted by an ormolu pine cone finial and set on square shaped marble mounted bases.

The large First Period Worcester porcelain dish with canted corners is painted with flowers in dry blue. John Sandon mentions that blue enamel was a very difficult color to contro...

The Ashford black marble top inset with numerous marbles, amongst which are a number of British stones including; Blue John, Torquay fossilised coral, Frosterley, Duke’s Red, and Der...

A nice group of 5 paperweights made from various exotic stones. I believe there is a blue john pyramid, an agate round, an unusual hand carved round box, and two stones I cannot iden...

An earthenware plate transfer printed in blue, the River Otter, part of the desirable Quadruped series, John Hall & Sons, Burslem Staffordshire, circa 1825-1830.

An earthenware pierced tray, transfer printed in blue, handled with a reticulate border, John Hall & Sons, Burslem, Staffordshire, England, circa 1814-1832.

The panels of the bottle are inlaid with semiprecious stones presumably Scottish in origin such as bloodstone, agates and what appears to be a piece of Blue John inlaid into the stop...

Very fine George III Adam period giltwood demilune console table, circa 1780, the later Grand Tour specimen marble top with over 130 examples of various marbles and other hardstone i...

A very large collection of Metamorphic, Sedimentary and mineral specimens, all with original hand written labels (one missing) English in origin, the majority are late 19th century a...

Portrait of John Philip Packer (1655-1697) in a Blue Coat with Diamonds c.1686 by John Closterman (1665-1711) Titan Fine Art present this work which formed part of the collection of...

Campylopterus Ensipennis, Swains. Blue-throated Sabre-wing John Gould & Henry C. Richter, printed by Hullmandel & Walton, London.

The most coveted examples were formed from desirable stones such as Blue John, amethyst or chalcedony, as seen in the present pair.

The most coveted examples were formed from desirable stones such as Blue John or amethyst, as seen in the present pair, circa 1865.

John James Audubon (American, 1785–1851) Not signed John James Audubon was born in Haiti in 1785. Most of his childhood was spent in France, where he first took interest in birds and...

Breche Violet is a very decorative Italian Marble quarried in Seravezza, Carrara Basin, located between Florence and Genoa, sometimes mistaken for Blue John Stone which is found in D...

Showing hull 397, the fifty eight foot auxiliary schooner yacht "Teragram" (Margaret spelled backwards) was built for George W. Mixter, New York. Mixter was the author of "Primer of ...

Modern purple, light blue, and gray geometric abstract painting of a leaf pattern by textile designer John Little.

Modern minimal blue and tan line drawing inspired the Museum of Modern Art in New York City by textile designer John Little.

Each salt cellar is fitted with a deep cobalt blue glass liner, designed to protect the silver from salt corrosion while adding a striking visual contrast.

Breche Violet is a very decorative Italian Marble quarried in Seravezza, Carrara Basin, located between Florence and Genoa, sometimes mistaken for Blue John Stone which is found in D...

Half length portrait of a gentleman, said to be Sir Robert Spencer. Provenance: Torridon House, Home of The Earls of Lovelace

The stunning ormolu casket with two handles, the lid and sides inset with pietra dura panels of playing cards and counters comprising, malachite, blue john, and various exotic minera...

Breche Violet is a very decorative Italian Marble quarried in Seravezza, Carrara Basin, located between Florence and Genoa, sometimes mistaken for Blue John Stone which is found in D...

This sublime work is an outstanding example of portraiture by one of the most successful native English artists of the seventeenth century. It is even more remarkable that John Mich...

Original yacht blueprint from the famous naval architect John G Alden of State St, Boston. The vessel represented is a fifty three foot power cruiser with two masts. Large main cabin...

The rich black hue of the pietre dure top is complemented by an elegant floral motif, crafted from an array of precious hardstones such as lapis lazuli, Blue John, malachite, turquoi...

The Netherlands Amsterdam Circa 1725 – 1775 A fine blue and white Dutch tile with a New Testament biblical decoration of Jesus healing a blind born man, John 9 v 1.

Victorian, sterling silver and deep cobalt blue enamel, mounted magnifying glass, Sheffield, England, 1895, John Round and Sons, Ltd. - makers.