Collectibles Section: Curated Treasures from the Past
Welcome to the Collectibles section, where nostalgia meets craftsmanship in our private collection of antiques and vintage items. Here, you’ll find a diverse array of unique collectibles that capture the essence of bygone eras, each with its own story.
From rare coins and vintage toys to exquisite porcelain and memorabilia, our collection is a treasure trove for enthusiasts and casual collectors alike. Each piece has been carefully selected for its historical significance, artistry, and charm, making it a perfect addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for someone special.
Explore each collectible’s rich history and cultural significance, and let your passion for the past come alive. Whether you’re looking to expand your collection or enjoy the beauty of these timeless items, our Collectibles section invites you to embark on a journey through history!
Hakata Urasaki dolls, from Fukuoka Prefecture in Japan, are renowned for their intricate detailing and lifelike qualities. Evoking Japan’s rich cultural heritage, they often depict traditional scenes and characters from Japanese daily life, such as the elderly couple enjoying tea. Additional Details Dimensions: Height 22 cm and 20 cm Brand: Goto’s Hakata Material: Clay Year: … Read more
The Imari ginger jar is a type of porcelain jar that originates from the Arita region of Japan. The jar features bright, colorful patterns typically associated with Imari ware. These patterns often include floral motifs and a blue, red, and gold palette. The jar has a bulbous body with a lid that sports a gold … Read more
Here is a beautiful example of an Indiana Glass Egg server. The iridescent finish is a hallmark of “carnival glass,” popularized by Indiana Glass and other companies during the early 20th century. This piece is designed to hold deviled eggs or other similar appetizers, featuring individual slots around the edge of each egg. The intricate … Read more
This is a collectible bottle of Camus Napoléon Cognac, designed to resemble a book. It has various labels and decorative elements: This unique design and limited production by one of France’s most reputable porcelain manufacturers make this bottle a collector’s item. Additional Details Artist/Creator/Factory: Limoges Porcelain Dimensions: Height 23 cm Material: Porcelain, 22 Karat Gold … Read more
The phrase “In Freud und Leid, trink allezeit” on the antique German beer stein translates to “in joy and sorrow, always drink” in English. This suggests the stein was designed with a sentiment of enjoying life and facing all its ups and downs with a drink in hand. The beer stein has a traditional German … Read more
Okamoto Usaburo was a renowned artisan known for his artistry in creating these dolls. The kokeshi shown has a serene and gentle expression, with a beautifully crafted and painted body showcasing delicate floral motifs, embodying Kokeshi dolls’ traditional aesthetic and craftsmanship. The base on which it stands often includes the artist’s signature or seal, adding … Read more
As you gaze upon the Decanter for Chabot X.O. Armagnac by Bernadaud Limoges, you can’t help but be struck by its majesty. This exquisite vessel, reminiscent of a gallant hunter, boasts a rich cobalt blue hue elegantly adorned with golden lines that seem to dance across its surface. It’s an objet d’art designed to cradle … Read more
This decorative glass piece, known as “Hen On Nest,” was made by Indiana Glass Company in Dunkirk, Indiana. These pieces are beloved collectibles because of their intricate designs and vibrant colors. The piece is made of iridescent glass, which gives it a shimmering, multi-colored effect. This design typically includes a hen-shaped lid resting on a … Read more
The incense burner resembles a Samurai helmet. The intricate details and ornate decorations mimic the traditional design elements of a Samurai helmet, combining both artistic and functional aspects. Additional Details Artist/Creator/Factory: old Japanese manufactures stamping Dimensions: Height 14,5 cm Material: Iron and Brass Year: likely Antique Origin: Japan
The figurines represent Okina and Ona. Kutani ware is a Japanese porcelain style known for its vibrant colors and intricate designs originating from the Kutani region in Japan. These figurines are crafted with great attention to detail and painted with vivid Kutani-style colors, which include greens, blues, reds, and gold. The intricate patterns and rich … Read more