Mid-Century Handmade Ceramic Wall Plate with Viking Designs from Arol, Norway, 1960s, in Very Good conditions. Designed 1960 to 1969 This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution

19th Century glazed Swedish earthenware dish from Hoganas region yellow & green slip C18th glazed earthenware Swedish bowl from Hoganas region dated 1748, green dots and trail decoration. Aggakagefat (cake pan) Engobed earthenware which is clay and sand based for decorative ceramic items applied to dry ceramics. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution

Origin: France.

Material: Wood.

Circa: 19th Century.

Item Condition: Small flaws and small cracks along the sculpture. Age weathered surfaces. Condition is appropriate for age and use. See photos for complete assessment.

Note: There is an application located on the back that affords the owner the ability to hang the sculpture.

Dimensions:

Height: 7.99 inches

Width: 60.82 inches

Depth: 2.16 inches

At this time, all purchases will be shipped from Lisbon, Portugal (EU). For now, all shipments to the United States will be sent via an International Standard Shipping Service and will be charged a flat rate of $49. The company responsible for the shipping will be CTT (http://www.ctt.pt), the National Portuguese shipping company. CTT has an agreement with the United States Postal Service (USPS), so the handling/delivery of packages will be made by the USPS, and packages can be tracked using their website. On average, shipping to the US takes between 8-12 days. A link to the website and a tracking code will be provided after purchase.

The plates painted in 24k luster gold are beautiful works of art … and so is the fabulous picture framing.

Limited edition ~ Classic Rose Collection ~ Rosenthal Group Germany ~ signed by artist, Edna Hibel

Vintage 19/20 Century Italian Framed Grand tour Intaglios on gilt wood frame and green velvet back.

Beautiful relief ironware casting with subtle, intricate portraits of three demur race horses at rest. The beautiful patina lends itself to the age and authenticity. There is a wire for hanging fastened to two eyelets cast into the back.

European format horse racing started in Japan in 1862 but horse racing goes back to the 8th century in Japan.

Nambu ironware has its roots in the production of pots for tea ceremonies in the Nambu domain (Iwate prefecture) in the mid 17th century. Morioka has long been an area suited for the foundry industry due to an abundance of iron resources so casters were invited to the Nambu domain in order to encourage casting production. In 1659,

This type commemoration Nambu ironware plaque celebrating famous horse racing champions appears around the turn of the century and carries on. These are fairly rare and I have only seen a couple examples in my research. I have seen a similar style plaque with a three horse head design (three different horses) on a Nambu ironware plaque dated to 1910 – 1930. This one has a Japanese character raised makers mark cast into the back. I don’t read Japanese but I included a photo of a rubbing I did from the raised makers mark.

Emperor Taisho, who ruled from 1912 to 1926, visited the Tohoku region in 1908 and had the eighth-generation Nizaemon Koizumi demonstrate the Nambu ironware production process for him. Today, all pieces produced in the Morioka and Mizusawa areas of Iwate prefecture are called Nambu ironware.

Patriotic American Flag Hooked Rug Textile, Circa 1950
with 48 stars (pre-1959)
13″x27″ in a giltwood frame with glass

Authentic vintage carved wood Goli mask from the people of Baule people of West Africa. Original patina of black, white, and red paint and signs of age and use. These zoomorphic masks represent “bush spirits” which represent something that does not have an earthly counterpart. They were originally used during Goli dances for varying occasions. Wonderful collector’s piece and ready to hang on a wall as art in a grouping or on its own.

Final Markdown! Beautiful Antique, Polished, Early 20th Century, Pakistani 6.25″ Lion Engraved Copper Plate. Dimensions: W 6.25″ X D 6.25″ X H 0.5″. The plate is in very good antique condition. It may show decent signs of wear nothing significant.

Step back in time with this intriguing map of “The North and East Ridins of Yorkshire” by John Speed, a historical cartographic gem printed on board and tastefully framed without glass. The map’s inscription in the lower left corner reads: “Performed by John Speed and are to be sold in Popes Head Alleys against the Exchange by John Sudbury and G. Humble, Cum Privlegio 1610,” providing a glimpse into its historical significance.
This highly detailed map, while showing signs of age as evident in the photos, carries a sense of authenticity that transports you to the past. To explore the full extent of its historical charm, we encourage you to inspect all the photos for intricate details.
Measuring with the frame at 25″ x 20.5″, this map is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of its time.
Whether an original or a vintage reproduction, it is undeniably a captivating addition to any collection or decor, offering a window into the past that captures the essence of a bygone era.