This 130(ish) year old clock works! The Ansonia Royal Bonn La Salle porcelain clock from 1895 features a brass bezel and a beautiful design with white and colorful accents. This antique clock is signed by Ansonia and is made of high-quality porcelain. With its elegant design and historical significance, this clock is a valuable collectible for clock enthusiasts and antique collectors.
This historic stereoview card presents a fascinating perspective of Rotterdam’s industrial and architectural landscape. The reverse side provides an extensive descriptive narrative titled “2050 Canal Docks, Showing Lift-Bridge Raised to Admit Large Boat, Rotterdam, Holland.”.
This historic stereoview card presents a fascinating perspective of Rotterdam’s industrial and architectural landscape. The reverse side provides an extensive descriptive narrative titled “2050 Canal Docks, Showing Lift-Bridge Raised to Admit Large Boat, Rotterdam, Holland.”.
The Ansonia Royal Bonn La Salle clock features a porcelain dial, brass bezel, beveled glass, and a very nice design. The clock is white with gold, pink, yellow, and blue accents, and is signed by Ansonia.
This antique parlor oil lamp features a beautiful hand-painted floral design in a Victorian style. Crafted from brass and glass, it has a unique knob control for adjusting the light color and size. The lamp is 18” tall making it a versatile and stylish addition to any home décor. Representing the 1895 era, this original oil lamp from the United States is a unique and historical piece that adds charm and elegance to any area. Gone With The Wind, etched chimney
MARKED COIN SILVER. SEE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION.
This stunning reproduction of ‘The January Century’ poster from 1895 is a perfect piece for art lovers and history enthusiasts. Featuring classic art decor with an emperor clad in regal attire, it echoes the elegance of a bygone era. Crafted on Premium Matte Paper (200gsm), it’s perfect for framing and displaying in any space. New condition assures it’s ready to grace your decor. Fast shipping ensures you’ll enjoy this piece in no time!
Features the Théodore Haviland “Porcelaine Theo. The Decorative Art of Limoges Porcelain and Boxes by Keith & Thomas Waterbrook-Clyde.
Date of Original Creation: 1895.

