Mark Goodger
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1930’s Original Advertising Poster
by Mark Goodger1930's Original Advertising Poster
Product Details
Circa Date : 1930
Materials : Paper
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 64 cm H x 97 cm W x 3 cm DDescription
Lithograph promoting the Bean 25 CWT. & 30 CWT. Chassis made by A. Harper, Sons & Bean Ltd. Dudley. The company was first registered in 1822 by A. Harper & Sons. The name was amended in 1907 when George Bean became chairman of the company. The 25 & 30 CWT was the name given to the chassis that many different commercial vehicles where built upon. Printed by J.Howitt & Son, Nottingham. Artwork by H. Shrimpton.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £85 International £130
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1930’s Original Advertising Poster
by Mark Goodger1930's Original Advertising Poster
Product Details
Circa Date : 1930
Materials : Paper
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 85 cm H x 59 cm W x 3 cm DDescription
Lithograph advert for the 1927 Standard Shelby Fabric Saloon. The Standard Motor Company, was first registered in 1903 by R. W. Maudslay. A civil engineer who realized the potential of the horseless carriage. Posters made in the 1930’s would always be sent folded which shows authenticity. This poster was printed by J.Howitt & Son, Nottingham
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £85 International £130
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Antique Anglo Indian Stationery Box
by Mark GoodgerAntique Anglo Indian Stationery Box
Circa 1850Product Details
Circa Date : 1850
Materials : Padouk Wood
Country of Origin : India
Size 13 cm H x 24 cm W x 17 cm DDescription
Anglo Indian Ivory Vizagapatam Stationery Box made of Padouk & Buffalo Horn. Decorated with engraved & lac filled flowing floral patterns with a large symmetrical flower design on the top highlighted by Mother of pearl inlays. The sides, front and top feature interesting engraved floral raised panels. The interior features several stationery compartments with bone edging. This fabulous Indian stationery box comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key.
Important information below:
If you are purchasing Tortoiseshell or Ivory pieces and are outside the E.U. you must have a CITES certificate in order to import the item into your country. We can obtain these on your behalf at a cost of £50 and these can take up to 14 working days to arrive at our office .
Due to the strict exporting rules of these pieces, they may also come with further shipping costs.
Please ensure you contact us prior to purchase for a quote. Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £65 International £85 -
Antique Asprey Cigar Table Lighter
by Mark GoodgerAntique Asprey Cigar Table Lighter
Circa 1934Product Details
Circa Date : 1934
Materials : Horn
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 10 cm H x 11 cm W x 56 cm DDescription
Extraordinary Cigar Lighter by London Silversmith Asprey & Co. The lighter comprises of a Blackbuck antelope horn with silver lighter attached to the end. The fluid is held inside a weighted silver ball, with a wick on the top, held in position by a gimbal mount which keeps the wick at the top regardless of the angle at which the lighter is held. The silver is hallmarked: “A & Co Ltd” Asprey & Co Ltd, London.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £45 International £65
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Antique Betjemann Coromandel Tantalus
by Mark GoodgerAntique Betjemann Coromandel Tantalus
Circa 1899Product Details
Circa Date : 1899
Materials : Coramandel
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 32 cm H x 41 cm W x 17 cm DDescription
Coromandel Tantalus with sterling silver corner brackets and initial plate. All silver is hallmarked, London by the Betjemann Brothers (John George Betjemann & Ernest Edward Betjemann) An unusual feature of this tantalus is it's pivoting frame handle is made from wood, when usually they are made of solid brass and then silvered. Containing three large hobnail cut glass decanters, with faceted stoppers and star-cut bases. This antique silver & coromandel tantalus comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key. When locking the Tantalus always try it first with the swing arm in the open position so you feel the tolerance of the lock. To unlock, the key must be pressed into the lock and held whilst turning as the key barrel is sprung. Turning clockwise unlocks and anti clockwise locks. Once unlocked you can then push down on the key barrel towards the base. This will allow the swing arm to fold forwards or backwards to release the decanters.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £85 International £130
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Antique Betjemanns Oak Tantalus
by Mark GoodgerAntique Betjemanns Oak Tantalus
Circa 1890Product Details
Circa Date : 1890
Materials : Oak
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 27 cm H x 38 cm W x 15 cm DDescription
Oak Betjemanns Tantalus. Featuring ornate brass corner supports, carry handle and escutcheon. The tantalus holds three unusual cut lead crystal decanters of cylindrical tapering form with cut glass stoppers. The decanters can be removed once the tantalus has been unlocked turning the key in the barrell clockwise, then by pressing a lever down under the lock barrel allows the carrying handle to be pivoted forwards or back. The carrying handle is stamped with the following: “Betjemanns Patent 41446 London” ” The Tantalus ” On the front edge of the tantalus is a brass retailers plaque which reads: Kirby. Beard & Co Ld This tantalus comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key. Important information on how to lock and unlocking a Tantalus. When locking the Tantalus always try it first with the swing arm in the open position so you feel the tolerance of the lock. To unlock, the key must be pressed into the lock and held whilst turning as the key barrel is sprung. Turning clockwise unlocks and anti clockwise locks. Once unlocked the key barrel is pressed towards the base. This will allow the swing arm to fold forwards or backwards to release the decanters.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £85 International £130
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Antique English Boulle Sewing Box by Edwards
by Mark GoodgerAntique English Boulle Sewing Box by Edwards
Circa 1830Product Details
Circa Date : 1830
Materials : Brass
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 15 cm H x 29 cm W x 20 cm DDescription
Wonderful boulle Sewing Box with engraved brass and red tortoiseshell standing on four brass bottom feet. The interior is lined with blue paper and has a blue silk ruched backed lid. It features a removable tray with several compartments including four superb Ivory thread spools, two thimbles, a perfume bottle, needle books and a tool pad complete with scissors, tweezers and other tools. Underneath this main tray is single storage compartment. David Edwards of 21 King Street, Bloomsbury Square was Writing Box and Case maker to the Royal family and inventor of the patent military travelling case. He also made tea chests, jewellery boxes, sewing boxes and canteen cases of the highest quality. He and his brother Thomas were also known to have worked from James Street and Orange Street. Edwards was known for using the highest quality timbers, intricate inlaid brass, decorative handles and complex mechanisms for secret compartments. He was bought out by Asprey in 1859 and had two royal warrants from King George IV and Queen Victoria.
Important information below.
If you are purchasing Tortoiseshell or Ivory pieces and are outside the E.U. you must have a CITES certificate in order to import the item into your country. We can obtain these on your behalf at a cost of £50 and these can take up to 14 working days to arrive at our office.
Due to the strict exporting rules of these pieces, they may also come with further shipping costs.
Please ensure you contact us prior to purchase for a quote. Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £65 International £85 -
Antique Georgian Harewood Silver Tea Chest
by Mark GoodgerAntique Georgian Harewood Silver Tea Chest
Circa 1766Product Details
Circa Date : 1766
Materials : Silver
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 19 cm H x 27 cm W x 14 cm DDescription
Tea Chest veneered in harewood with boxwood edging, and tulipwood & kingwood crossbandings. This chest has an array of fabulous stained sycamore inlays with leaves and flowers, which have been engraved and enhanced with penwork decoration. This continues through to the lid of the chest, with further inlaid symmetrical designs. A penwork leaf pattern runs around the satinwood moulded edge. Each of the four sides has a round satinwood medallion inlaid with symbols related to Greek mythological Gods. The front with the musical instruments, the lyre (harp) and floyera (a wind instrument) that relate to Apollo, also known as the Archer, God of music, arts, truth, healing and prophecy. The panels to the right hand side are inlaid with a cannon, flag spear and shield, and relate to Athena, Goddess of arts, war and wisdom. The back features a quiver and arrow, related to Artemis, Goddess of nature, hunting, and chastity. And finally, the fourth side, a book, callipers and a straight edge, symbolising Hermes, God of travel, commerce and communication. The top has an engraved sterling silver carrying handle, hallmarked London by George Baskerville 1762-1768. Between the handle at the centre of the lid are the inlaid initials of E.W. On the front is a silver key profile. On opening the chest you will see a set of three fabulous Georgian sterling silver caddies, each of plain oblong design with gadrooned borders and moulded plinths. There are two smaller tea caddies (which have detachable domed covers with silver finials and unusual sliding bases, which enable easier cleaning) and the larger caddy is the sugar container, which sits in the middle and has a hinged lid. The silver is adorned with engraved panthers and hallmarked by London Silversmiths John Langford II & John Sebille 1766.
This rare georgian tea chest containing stirling silver caddies has a fully working lock & taselled key.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £45 International £65
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Antique Japanned Sewing Cabinet
by Mark GoodgerAntique Japanned Sewing Cabinet
Circa 1815Product Details
Circa Date : 1815
Materials : Wood
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 31 cm H x 26 cm W x 15 cm DDescription
An Early 19th Century japanned sewing cabinet, with chinoiserie decoration on each side in beautiful warm tones against a contrasting black. Unusual arch shaped top standing on shaped bracket feet. The lid lifts to reveal several compartments for thread spools, pincushion, thimbles and further storage. Once the lid is lifted the double doors can be opened to reveal four drawers with bone handles, each beautifully decorated and lined with matching green paper.
This Japanned Sewing cabinet comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £65 International £85
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Antique Melon Tea Caddy
by Mark GoodgerAntique Melon Tea Caddy
Circa 1800Product Details
Circa Date : 1800
Materials : Fruitwood
Country of Origin : Germany
Size 14 cm H x 12 cm W x 12 cm DDescription
Fruitwood Melon Tea Caddy with a fantastic green and brown mottled decoration featuring a steel lock, hinge and escutcheon. The melon tea caddy has superb colour and patination. Melon tea caddies are much rarer and more sought after of the fruit tea caddies, patination and colour is everything when it comes to collecting these wonderful treen pieces of art. This Melon Tea Caddy comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £45 International £65
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Antique Oak Writing Box
by Mark GoodgerAntique Oak Writing Box
Circa 1860Product Details
Circa Date : 1860
Materials : Oak
Country of Origin : United Kingdom
Size 18 cm H x 51 cm W x 28 cm DDescription
Victorian Oak writing box with brass edging for strength and inlaid with triple brass stringing. Brass escutcheon, carrying handles and a secret compartment containing three drawers and having a rare top secret document drawer. The interior features a black and gold tooled writing surface surrounded by brass stringing and detailed corner supports , two silver plated travelling ink wells and a removable tray for holding pens and pencils. The bottom half of the writing surface lifts up to reveal a storage area. Underneath the top half of the writing surface is further storage and a secret hidden compartment containing three drawers. These can be accessed by removing the right hand inkwell, and pressing on the base of the inkwell compartment. Top Secret Document Drawer! To open the secret document drawer on this fabulous antique writing box you need to leave the box in its open position and have already accessed the small three drawers, remove the small secret drawer underneath the nib and inkwell compartment nearest the exterior drawer, then remove the brass pin located on the left hand side of the box which is keeping the large drawer from being pulled open, remove the long drawer. Now pushing your index finger into the void where the small secret drawer has been removed and push or squeeze the side support / drawer guide then the secret document drawer drops from inside the large void where the long drawer was pulled from. To put it back into position just push it all the way back and angle it so it slots into the gap at the very back top and push back up with your fingers allowing it to lock back into position.
This antique writing box comes with a fully working locks and tasselled keys.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £85 International £130
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Antique Palais Royal Box
by Mark GoodgerAntique Palais Royal Box
Circa 1840Product Details
Circa Date : 1840
Materials : Wood
Country of Origin : FranceDescription
A lovely, outstanding quality fully-fitted mid-19th century French “Palais Royal” combination sewing, writing, vanity and tea box. Veneered in rare mulberry wood with canted top and inlaid engraved mother of pearl to the lid, with a shield-shaped escutcheon . The box opens to reveal a full set of original contents, which include some of the rarest, most outstanding quality pieces we have seen. The shell used is very thick and carved to an extremely high standard, with inset rose gold shields. Its contents comprise a stiletto, penknife, bodkin, needle, two rulers, dip pen, pencil, seal, two inkwells, two cut-glass perfume bottles and a superb scalloped caddy spoon in the form of a shell. To the middle back is a never-seen-before raised silk cushioned block, beautifully embroidered with flowers, which lifts to reveal a tin-lined tea compartment. The lid retains its original mirror and removable silk pad for the interior.
This beautiful rare Palais Royal box comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key.
Shipping Cost: United Kingdom £25 Europe £65 International £85
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