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09/08/2026

🧡 Highly Decorative Original Oval Mahogany & Brass Coopered Tray

❓ Still with the original brass bands.?In very good original used condition with nice old patination, no cracks in the bottom.
With nice carved handles. Still with the original lace Embroidery. Continental Circa 1900-20.

💸 £275 / €320 / $370

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘tray’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/a-very-decorative-and-useful-original-oval-mahogany-and-brass-coopered-1

08/08/2026

🧡 Pair Of Mid-Century Hand Blown Murano Glass Cockerels, c.1960

❓ Murano glassware is world-famous, handcrafted art glass produced on the Venetian island of Murano, Italy, since the 13th century. Renowned for vibrant colors, complex techniques, and rich history, it remains a prized luxury and collector’s item.

❓ Glassmaking moved to Murano in 1291 to protect Venice from devastating furnace fires and to keep trade secrets tightly guarded.

❓ In the 15th century, master Angelo Barovier invented cristallo, an exceptionally clear and transparent glass that stunned Europe.

❓ After a decline in the early 19th century, the craft rebounded in the 1860s and embraced post-war modern art trends in the mid-20th century.

❓ Look for the official Vetro Artistico Murano Trademark certification label, which includes a producer number and gold leaf details.

👉 Because items are entirely mouth-blown and shaped by hand using traditional iron tools, genuine pieces often feature subtle unique variations or tiny air bubbles.

💸 £350 / €402 / $471

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘murano’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/a-pair-of-mid-century-hand-blown-murano-glass-cockerels

05/08/2026

🧡 Very Rare Dutch Brass Hand Embossed Foot Stove, d. 1724

❓ The top engraved and decorated with flowers and the date 1724. The sides decorated with flowers and mirror shaped round ornaments. This stove is still in beautiful original condition.

❓ All over in very good original used condition - it is very important on this kind of object that the engraved and embossed ornaments are not over polished; as over polishing causes small holes to appear through the brass and eventually removes the engraving itself.

❓ An 18th-century foot stove - also called a foot warmer or stoof - was a portable personal heater. It consisted of a pierced wooden or metal box housing a small ceramic or metal cup filled with glowing charcoal or hot wood embers. Heat radiated through decorative vent patterns, like hearts or geometric shapes.

❓ The device was so heavily integrated into daily life - particularly in Dutch and Northern European households - that people grew accustomed to having their feet elevated. Historical accounts note that many continued using their foot stoves even during warm summer months simply as a comfortable footrest, sometimes without any hot coals inside.

💸 £2,750 / €3,208 / $3,697

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘foot stove’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/dutch-very-rare-beautiful-dated-1724-brass-hand-embossed-foot-stove

04/08/2026

🧡 Victorian Black Forest Aneroid Barometer, d.1880

❓ Fine quality antique Victorian Black Forest aneroid barometer having a quality carved walnut case with leaves, branches and berries and birds surrounding the barometer with a circular porcelain dial, the original hands and bezel with the original thermometer to the top of the barometer finished with a carved hounds head to the top. In perfect working order.

❓ Black Forest antiques are extremely characterful, and their rich history stems from the 19th century. You’ll notice their highly detailed, hand-carved wooden furniture and decorative art featuring realistic animal and forest motifs.

❓ Originating in the mountainous regions of Germany and Switzerland (particularly Brienz), key elements include: Carved wooden bears, stags, and dogs; Oak leaf, ivy, and vine patterns; Functional items like cuckoo clocks, umbrella stands, and chairs.

❓ They began as a winter sideline for farmers and local woodcarvers to make extra money, before gaining massive popularity at major international exhibitions, including the 1851 London Great Exhibition and the 1900 Paris Exposition Universelle.

❓ Wealthy Victorian travelers and nobility collected the pieces as luxury items for homes and hunting lodges. They’re typically crafted from local European hardwoods like linden (lime), walnut, and maple.

💸 £795 / €927 / $1,068

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘black forest’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/fine-quality-antique-victorian-black-forest-aneroid-barometer

02/08/2026

🧡 Special Highlight of the Week: Beautiful Victorian Walnut Wooton Desk

❓ An impressive late 19th-century Victorian walnut Wooton desk, distinguished by its highly decorative architectural form and exceptionally fitted interior. An unusual statement piece, ideal for a study, library or impressive office interior.

❓ The exterior features richly figured walnut panels, carved detailing, turned finials and an elaborate raised crest. The two large panelled doors open to reveal an extensive arrangement of pigeonholes, document compartments and small drawers, including a striking bank of green-fronted drawers to the right-hand door.

❓ The central fall front opens to provide a practical writing surface, with further fitted drawers and storage compartments below. Raised on carved supports with castors, this substantial desk combines remarkable craftsmanship with an abundance of useful storage.

👉 Key Features
* Late 19th-century Victorian Wooton desk
* Constructed in walnut with richly figured panels
* Elaborately carved architectural crest and turned finials
* Pair of large fitted doors
* Numerous pigeonholes, drawers and document compartments
* Green-fronted drawers with brass handles
* Central fall-front writing surface
* Decorative brass hinges and fittings
* Raised on carved supports with castors

💸 £12,950 / €15,138 / $17,429

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘wooton’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/victorian-walnut-wooton-desk

01/08/2026

🧡 Highly Collectable: Robert The Robot in original box, with remote control

❓ Robert the Robot, made by the Ideal Toy Company in 1955, was the first mass-produced plastic robot in the USA. Collectors value complete, working units with original boxes and accessories between $200 and $1,200.

❓Released in 1955 as an affordable American alternative to imported Japanese tin toys. Featured an innovative cable-driven remote control box that allowed users to crank forward and squeeze a trigger to steer.

❓ Ideal produced at least three variations, gradually removing accessory tools and simplifying parts to cut costs. First-edition models featuring a red wooden crank k**b and tool accessories are the hardest to find.

👉 Finding one with an intact remote-control cable, functioning voice/light mechanisms, and the original graphic cardboard box dramatically increases market value. Loose or damaged units trade on the lower end of the $200 spectrum, while mint-in-box examples fetch top tier prices.

💸 £295 / €344 / $396

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘robot’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/robert-the-robot

29/07/2026

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26/07/2026

🧡 Pair Of Magnificent Large Highland Scene Oil Paintings By Robert Cleminson (1844-1903)

❓ Robert Cleminson (1844-1903) was a renowned Victorian sporting artist best known for his realistic oil paintings of animals, particularly sporting dogs, Highland game, and deer set within dramatic Scottish highland landscapes.

❓ Active from around 1864 until his death, Cleminson developed a strong reputation for his exceptional brushwork and ability to capture realistic movement and atmosphere in his paintings. Cleminson’s works are
valued for combining Victorian sporting art with romantic Highland scenery, making him an important figure in 19th-century British animal and sporting painting traditions.

❓ Cleminson was heavily influenced by Sir Edwin Landseer, Queen Victoria’s favourite artist and creator of the famous painting The Monarch of the Glen. A royal red deer and two hinds observing a distant stag in a Highland scene reflects Landseer’s influence, particularly in its majestic depiction of Highland deer and atmospheric scenery.

❓ He exhibited many paintings at the British Institution in London (a rival institution to the Royal Academy), and at the Society of British Artists in Suffolk Street, London. His Highland paintings were popular during his lifetime, due to the resurgence in interest in the Highlands, including due to Royal Family and Balmoral Castle interest and his paintings continue to be very popular to the present time.

👉 These two paintings demonstrate Cleminson’s remarkable attention to detail, from his realistic treatment of the red deer and the farm animals, the texture of the grass and heather to distant birds. The subject of the “Royal Stag” refers to a stag with an even twelve-point antler formation, traditionally regarded as a symbol of maturity and nobility in deer stalking culture and conveys both strength and vitality.

💸 £12,500 / €14,637 / $16,651

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘highland’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/pair-of-magnificent-large-highland-scene-oil-paintings-by-robert-clemi

24/07/2026

🧡 Beautiful items: just listed by sellers on Antiques.co.uk 👇

1. Carved Walnut Chaise Longue
2. Combined Jewellery & Travelling Box (includes silvered bottles & jars)
3. Witch's Horn & Cradle for Phonographs
4. French Lacroix / Lalique Table Lamp
5. US Army WWI Collapsible Bucket
6. Georgian Serpentine Sideboard
7. Silver Go To Bed Chamber Stick
8. Edwardian Brass Oil Lamp
9. Pair of French 3 Drawer 1920s Side Tables
10. Kompact Plaza Record Player, 1920s

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23/07/2026

🧡 US Army Canvas Feed/Water Folding Bucket 1918

❓ A highly collectible US Army World War One artefact by a rare maker, in great condition.

❓ The Kemper-Thomas Co. was established in 1883. Located in Norwood, OH, the Kemper-Thomas Company produced advertising items like tin signs, tin-over-cardboard TOC signs, cardboard signs, Vienna art plates, and thermometers for various companies and industries across the country. They also supported the war efforts during both World Wars producing canvas horse feeders, backpacks, canteens, slings, and satchels.

The brewing industry was one of their larger clients supplying advertising items for breweries.

💸 £175 / €205 / $234

👉 Find on Antiques.co.uk: search ‘bucket’

https://www.antiques.co.uk/antique/us-army-canvas-feedwater-folding-bucket-1918

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