Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 34 x 3.5 Year: 1889 A group of 12 Newspaper Openers, each printed with sections of maps of the world and marked for the Eastern Telegraph Company Ltd, with the exception of one with a ruler for the United Asbestos Co Limited, London. All dated to the 1889 or the 1890s. Newspaper Openers were used...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 107 x 50 x 168 Year: 1870 A Victorian mahogany Lawyers' Document and Gown Cabinet. The moulded top over two banks of nine drawers, each with flush brass handles, the top two drawers held by a locking bar to left and right, with an open space to the right for hanging gowns, on a plinth...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 50 x 60 x 3 Year: 1973 A set of twelve Pirelli Calendar Shots from the 1973 Calendar. The Pirelli calendar is a trade calendar published by the Pirelli company's UK subsidiary. The first calendar was produced in 1964 and it became famous for its uncompromisingly exotic and often erotic photography of glamorous female models....

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 32.5 x 44.5 x 2 Year: 1932 A large silver Photograph Frame of upright rectangular form, with allover engine-turned decoration within a continuous floral rim, the arched top centred by an applied lion crest over a banner inscribed Nil Desperandum (Latin for 'never despair'). Hallmarked for London 1932, mark of CD for Charles Dumenil, containing...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 85 x 55 x 40 Year: 1870 Victorian meat dishes and covers were made in a variety of sizes, but our dish and cover are exceptionally large - in 25 years we have not seen a larger cover - and would have been made as a one-off commission for a gentleman of substantial means in...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 100 x 93 x 53 Year: 1900 An Edwardian copper- and silver-plated on nickel meat trolley by Drakes, of typical form with two side handles and a domed cover, on square tapered legs with curved feet and large castors. This trolley came from the Waldorf Hotel and bears its mark. It is at the deluxe...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 53 x 20 x 33 Year: 1880 A large Victorian crocodile leather Gladstone Bag, of typical form with brass hinges, inscribed on one hinge 'W.D.J., patent applies for' and on the other 'Henley, Hull', with three brass studs to each end. A gladstone bag is a small form of suitcase built over a rigid frame,...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 19 x 6 Year: 1900's Dog Collars in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries were largely made of leather, brass or, latterly, Old Sheffield Plate. Brass and Old Sheffield plated examples survive in greater numbers due to their durability. However, antique leather Dog Collars do not survive in any great numbers due to the simple...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 41 x 27 Boots Cash Chemists were extremely busy and prosperous at the end of the 20th century, judging by the number of their bottles found in Victorian dumps in both South Africa and the U.K. Boots Cash Chemists instituted a new method for its customers to buy certain medicines. The company would let shoppers...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 34 x 33 x 34 Year: 1872 A distressed, square storage box made of oakwood. Gold painted numerals '1872' are visible on the front, along with a brass lock. The lid consists of a brass handle and brass hinges allowing the top to open with ease. This piece could be used to store hand towels...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 146 x 192 x 58 Year: 1880's An exhibition quality mahogany snooker cue cabinet by Thurston & Co of London. The central frieze rotates to show the scoreboard and the end cupboards rotate to reveal the cue racks. John Thurston (1777-1850) was an apprentice cabinetmaker at Gillows of Lancaster's London branch. In 1799 he established...

Price On Request Dimensions (cm): 90 x 52 x 20 Year: 1970's Found in a flea market in the UK. They were the last pieces for sale at a stand with the owner on the edge of retirement. Bar Code: 10296