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Jewel-like
beauty and functionality come together with this beveled glass vitrine, with
gold metal framework, of the 1870's- 1880's. It performs the task of
displaying miniatures or dolls from all four sides with a unique trapezoid
shape. One of the beveled sides has a top latch and lowers for easy
entry and underneath is the original Paris shop label that reads, "A Saint
Joseph, 117-119 Rue Montmartre, PARIS - Pres La Bourse". It is 5" tall
overall, 4 1/4" wide on each side at the base. $495. |
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Pair of
proud Stafforshire porcelain poodles, in a wonderful miniature size for your
French fashions. They are each about 3" tall,
and are both marked with the Staffordshire stamp underneath. They
measure approximately " tall. $295. for the pair. |
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Four
antique miniature toilet water bottles contained in their own metal storage
basket. On each label is the scent name (Violet, Heliotrope, Cashmere Bouq., or Ylang Ylang), followed by
"Toilet Water, Colgate & Co., New York". Each bottle retains the
original cork, however the toilet water has evaporated over time. The
basket, including the metal handle, is 2 5/8" tall, 2 1/4" wide and 1 1/2"
deep, with the bottles being 2 1/8" tall. $295. |
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Fine
18th century English porcelain bulldog from the Chelsea factory, reclining on
gold tasseled, royal blue cushion. Behind the dog, on the cushion, the
gold anchor mark of the 1758 - 1770 period is located. There is also a
faint oval mark underneath. Nice accent piece for you dollhouse or
vignette. The base measures 2 3/4" overall. $295. |
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Rare
French Fashion Game with Ivory Game
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Original Paris Boutique Label
$325. |
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Your
French fashions spend a lot of time standing in your collection, looking
fabulous. When the time for recreation comes, this miniature French
game in its original wooden box is just the ticket. Sliding the green
felt-covered lid opens the box to reveal the four-colored game pieces made
of French ivory in circular and rectangular shapes, contained in six
separate compartments. On the underside of the lid is the original
Paris boutique label. 3" long, 2 7/8" wide, 7/8" deep. |
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A
perfect display piece for your small dolls and mignonettes to display their
collection of even smaller dolls and miniatures! This circa 1880
vitrine of beveled glass on three sides and gold metal framework has one
stationery glass shelf and double doors that open out in the front.
The floor of the piece retains its original, stuffed pink silk tufting.
It is 6 1/2" tall overall, 3 1/2" wide and 2 3/4" deep. The
possibilities are endless! $675. |
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Rare,
tiniest size rosary of orange and green glass beads, contained in its
original gutta percha, egg-shaped case. Circa 1860 and of French
origin, it is a necessary component of your French fashion trousseau, and
especially nice for your smaller fashions who are so difficult to fit with
proportionately-sized accessories. Only 5 3/16" from bottom edge of
gold crucifix to the far folded edge of the rosary beads. $225. |
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Enclosed
in this early oval, red box is a collection of impressed wax seal samples,
each on their own piece of paper, and a tiny wax seal with bone handle.
The metal seal stamp bears an old Scottish phrase, "Fra Ye Ken Wha"
(From You Know Who), and the
piece from metal stamp to end of handle measures 1 5/8" in length. The box
measure 3 1 16" long. The wax samples in the box are of varying
subjects and were made by a larger seal stamp. An unusual accessory.
$345. |
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Miniature
French ivory nail buffer, measuring 1 13/16" from end to end. It was
carved in such a way that the ivory has a wonderful diagonally crossed
pattern. There is some fine, natural cracking from age. $95.
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Another
early solid silver crown that was used for a creche figure, as can be seen
by the photo of the underside where the attachment hole is located. I
don't see a marking on the piece, but it has intricate relief work, and I
was told it was acquired from an antique dealer in Peru. It stands 4
1/4" tall including the cross, and the diameter of the inside circle is a
bit more than 1 5/8". $595.. |
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