#1stdibs

[stranaantic]

Regency hot water tower, Chinoiserie, 19th century

Rare Regency hot water tower, Chinoiserie. Cylindrical alloy body on trapezoidal base housing the charcoal drawer, raised on four legs, brass tap and side handles in the form of lion's head ring. Coming from England in Regency period style it is from the early 19th century, 1800 approximately. Undoubtedly a rare collector's item, an item that will attract attention for its uniqueness.

Dimensions: Height: 44 cm / 17.32 in Width: 17 cm / 6.69 in Depth: 17 cm / 6.69 in

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https://www.ebay.es/itm/375502248398?itmmeta=01J169M69PE98YXY4PS16SBAYK&hash=item576dad99ce:g:RkIAAOSwEz1meMQ8

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https://www.chairish.com/product/19290186/regency-hot-water-tower-chinoiserie-19th-century

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https://stranaantic.etsy.com/listing/1729586720

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https://www.rubylane.com/item/2193709-JSA_S127/Regency-hot-water-tower-Chinoiserie-19th?search=1

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[dabiconcordia]

Boxes

Boxes are for holding things, Nails or candies, coal or rings, Holding anything at all, Big or medium or small; I sometimes think the house a box With doors and windows, keys and locks. by Annette Wynne

[richarlotte]

Cartier Diamond and Platinum Bow Pin, Circa 1950s.

[heavenextdoor]

1940s Italian mirror with dragons

[blondebrainpowered]

Hate's Outta Date, 2022

Blue Version

Artist: Harland Miller

'I have made two separate versions of this edition – not because it’s worth saying twice – although it is, but more evidently to do with the colours of two paintings I made on the same subject: one blue, one yellow.

I made them some years ago now, experimenting with how colour changes the way in which you read a text: pink for instance suggests levity, same subject in green has more gravity. These of course are primal responses to colour, but hopefully the colours in these editions will combine to create their own context – be it obvious, in which or under which, y’know like a flag, you’ll read the painting in the intended way… And while flags suggest collectivity, the text will have personal associations… of course. And without contradicting myself I hope we can come together here as individuals to say, ‘OK, looks like hate may not be out of date, But this, this is how we feel about it.'

[nightmarereverie]

“Porcelain Violin-shaped box with Chintz Design” from Japan, mid-20th century ✿༉‧₊˚.

[gemville]

Aquamarine, Diamond and Platinum Brooch, Circa 1940's

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[ninssfm]

Elevate your style with Mountain Modern by Robbins Architecture. Explore the exquisite details and breathtaking landscapes of these stunning homes on 1stDibs.

[septembergold]

It is a rare plate of the German Renaissance. It is rather a basin, much rarer than an offering basket. Plate representing the original sin with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, Germany, 16th century.

[mylovelyblueblood]

Set of Three Vintage Paintings with People in Rococo Costumes

[dozydawn]

“This radiant Art Deco era necklace is composed of 107 hand-carved and polished natural and untreated Burmese jadeite jade beads.

Overall, the beads are a bright, fresh spring green. I would say ‘pea green’ but that sounds so awful. In truth, the beads are the color of those hard and shiny peas that you see when you crack open the first pod of the season. But these beads are also genetically gifted: they contain little patches of shockingly perfect imperial green, deep forest green, and even a green so faint it reminds me of light green velvet rubbed the wrong way so that light reflects off where you stroked your finger over the velvet and the green velvet is now whiter.”

[pngmart]

iridescent glass vases

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[9w1ft]

i feel like she’s worn this one before hmmm what was it

actually nevermind, no! this is new!

i think that’s the cartier watch tho 😌

[nightmarereverie]

“'Daphne' Nymph Lidded Powder Jar” by Lalique of France ☾⋆｡ 𖦹 °✩

[gemville]

Jean Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co. Bird On A Rock Citrine and Diamond Brooch, Circa 2000

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