This is an absolutely beautiful, 1920’s antique handmade 18kt yellow gold St. This piece was handmade at the 55th jewelry shop located in Vicenza, Italy. Italian artisans are rich in the tradition of jewelry making dating back thousands of years. This piece was hand cast and hand carved out of a thick chunk of gold. [Continue]
This is a large 5 liter antique German J W Remy Westerwald earthenware beer stein. The construction of this item is very elaborate figural detailing throughout and done in very high relief. Three main themes comprise Jesus and the woman at the well, St. It has an overall blue-grey patina over a gray backing and [Continue]
18k yellow gold cross pendant 1.50ct sapphire pearl 1900’s antique handmade 2.1g. 18k yellow gold cross pendant 1.50ct sapphire pearl 1870’s antique handmade 2.1g. 1870’s Antique Handmade 18k Yellow Gold 1.50ct Sapphire and Pearl Cross Pendant Charm, 2.1 grams. This is an absolutely beautiful, 1870’s antique 18kt yellow gold sapphire and pearl cross pendant. This [Continue]
Custom Finished Large RECYCLE TRASH DOUBLE BIN CABINET. In Primitive Antique Stain. Dont miss this rare and limited opportunity allow Saving Shepherd to be YOUR EXCLUSIVE CONNECTION to this small, generational Amish woodshop. Primitive Furniture thats unrivaled in quality. Heres your chance to connect with the best in the craft! Customize this fabulous, primitive piece [Continue]
RUSSIAN SILVER RELIGIOUS GOBLET. 21,7 cm high. Bottom 11,5cm diameter. 8,3 cm top diameter. Contact for any Questions.. The item “ANTIQUE RUSSIAN RELIGIOUS HANDMADE 1878 DATED 84 HALLMARK SILVER GOBLET” is in sale since Tuesday, May 16, 2017. This item is in the category “Antiques\Silver\Non-U.S. Silver\Russia”. The seller is “churoazra” and is located in Istanbul. [Continue]
Vintage Folk Art Church. Up for your consideration is an amazing vintage folk art church diorama. All hand crafted, one of a kind. This piece is unsigned, maker is unknown. Toggle switch on the side of the building controls 3 bulbs inside. Pull string by the doors rings the bell int he steeple. “Stained glass” [Continue]