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 1910 Robert Mouseman Thompson bedstead with early Staples super comfortable coil

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

A Tuscan cupboard from the 3rd quarter of the 17th Century. Made from walnut, a staple of Tuscan

the late 18th century and by the 1820’s - 1830’s became a staple in every bourgeois bedroom or

and sits neatly beneath the shade. Oil lamps like this were a staple of Victorian homes before

-bar, creating the balanced, functional form that became a staple of Victorian and Edwardian dress

with haute couture finishing touches. Underdress in silk pongee and tulle with inner bust stapling. No

domestic design. Originally intended for the storage of kitchen staples such as salt or flour, it reflects

covered in a newer light gray linen fabric simply stapled in place to demonstrate what this bench may look

approximately a century ago. The half-moon form — a staple of Scandinavian interiors — lends itself beautifully

Troisième République. Whalebone bodice, staple front choker and large pagoda sleeves. The bodice is complete

finish, reflecting light beautifully even when unlit. These pieces remain a staple of the refined English

centuries. Tables of this form, known in French as tables de chevet, were a staple of the bourgeois

of the walnut frames. Chairs like these were staples in 19th century Norman farmhouses and manoirs

staples in 19th-century taverns and kitchens and are prized today for their timeless, graphic aesthetic

side and bottom of the bowl, which has an old riveted staple repair still in situ The reverse reveals

. Longuard chains were a staple of Victorian jewelry and were often worn doubled around the neck or used to

a crack to the side and bottom of the bowl, which has an old riveted staple repair still in situ The

sateen stapled to the front. Matching skirt, pleated at the hips and fastened at the front with press

character. The simple muslin fabric is stapled to simply hold batting in place, creating a deconstructed

. Mounted on newer wooden base. Handle has damage but staple. DIMENSIONS H 16 in. W 14 in. D 13 in

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

staple of antique jewelry collections. Images do not always reflect the true color and brilliance of

fill in details, the fragment also shows a fascinating example of an ancient bronze staple repair. With

made to this jug. The condition is good other than the crackled handle fixed by metal staples

Staples have been used on the cracks of the bowl, which indicate historic repair work that was done in the

stabilized using traditional repair techniques, including early staples and a later brass mend—each

A Dan Mask Wood, Old ‘metal’ staple repair West Africa - Côte d’Ivoire 19th / early 20th

asymmetrical cockade on the back. Cotton bobbin lace inserts on the shoulders and bottom of the skirt. Stapled

beneath. The seat includes a simple foam cushion covered in muslin with exposed staples, providing a base

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

other charms into your necklace stack. This is a very versatile piece and jewelry staple that can add a

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

originally born from a lack of flour, these dishes became so popular that they remained a staple of the

forms—commonly known as pie safes or bread cupboards—were a staple of American kitchens throughout the

production, most notably the celebrated Brie de Meaux, long regarded as the “King of Cheeses” and a staple of

lovingly mended with iron staples and metal repairs. Displayed on a custom steel mount as a storied

staple in an antique lady's wardrobe. This particular shade of turquoise was extremely popular in the

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

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

, he was always changing, always growing. Flowers, plants and animals became a staple of Stella’s

intended for storing or pouring water, oil, or wine, vessels like this were staples of everyday life

high degree of certainty. The reeded bun feet are a Gillows staple and smaller versions of this what

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

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

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

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

period. A classic piece and high-end jewelry staple that will never go out of style.  The bracelet

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