Why do I want to sell my rare Vintage Collectibles?
These exquisite pieces of art, rich in history and craftsmanship, has proudly adorned my dining room for years, serving as a captivating conversation starter for countless guests who have admired its beauty and unique story.
As I approach the latter stages of my life, I find myself downsizing and simplifying my possessions. It is with a sense of nostalgia and a desire to pass on this treasured piece to someone who will appreciate its significance that I have decided to offer it for sale.
Vintage Dhokra Sculpture from Orissa
Dhokra Sculpture from Orissa – Free shipping USA and Canada
Enhance your collection with this exquisite Dhokra sculpture, a true embodiment of traditional artistry from Orissa. Purchased in Kolkata 30 years ago, this piece showcases the rich cultural heritage of India’s ancient metal working techniques. Color & Material: This striking sculpture is finished in a deep black hue and crafted from durable iron, reflecting the timeless appeal of Dhokra art. Dimensions: Measuring 10” in width, 5” in depth, and standing at 8” in height, it makes a captivating addition to any space. Weight: Weighing 6.2 lbs, this substantial piece exudes both elegance and authenticity. Design: Featuring intricate patterns and traditional…
Antique Gramophone $500
This is a floor-standing external-horn gramophone, crafted in oak wood with a large flower-shaped metal horn. The piece operates manually with a hand-cranked 78 RPM turntable and includes an internal cabinet for album storage. It bears the label ‘The Gramophone,’ a mark historically associated with early 20th-century talking machines inspired by the Victor Talking Machine Company and The Gramophone Co. Ltd. of London.
Style: External-horn phonograph (1910–1925 design)
• Cabinet: Solid oak with classic Arts & Crafts design influences
• Horn: Metal, likely aluminum or nickel-plated brass
• Mechanism: Hand-cranked, spring motor, 78 RPM playback
• Features: Internal record storage, working condition