Phoenix Antiques

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Phoenix Antiques & Collectables are based in the historically important City of Winchester in the South of England. We take great pride and enjoyment in sourcing quality items, all of which are for sale solely on Ebay.

Now available on auction this novelty antique figural Black Forest carved treen match  holder, dating to the 2nd half of...
15/07/2026

Now available on auction this novelty antique figural Black Forest carved treen match holder, dating to the 2nd half of the 19th Century, circa 1860.

For more details - https://ebay.co.uk/itm/800315704834

A stylish hexagonal engine turned silver cigar guillotine cutter with steel blade by Eloi Pernet, dating to circa 1930-1...
29/06/2026

A stylish hexagonal engine turned silver cigar guillotine cutter with steel blade by Eloi Pernet, dating to circa 1930-1960.

For more details - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/206372342584

The hexagonal silver cutter, with engine turned decoration, is stamped to both sides with the maker’s mark for Eloi Pernet and the ‘crab’ silver assay mark for small items of 800/1000 silver fineness. This silver mark was in use until 1962. The stainless steel blade, also with Eloi brand stamp and ‘France Depose’ mark, pulls out smoothly from the side. A loop is attached to the opposing side to attach to a watch chain or similar.

Charles Louis Eloi Pernet established the firm Eloi Pernet in 1920, and by 1925 had become well known for making luxury products for Hermès, Dupont, Vuitton and Dunhill.

Dimensions:

Width: 3.4 cm or 1 5/16 inch

Will cut a cigar with max. diameter of 18 mm/42 ring gauge.

Gross Weight: 21.2 grams



A charming antique William IV English agricultural prize, dated 1837, from the Mortlake pottery, London, the silver lid ...
29/06/2026

A charming antique William IV English agricultural prize, dated 1837, from the Mortlake pottery, London, the silver lid engraved as the Prize Jug for the Grittleton Ploughing Match 1837, presented by Joseph Neeld.

For more details - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/206316924652

Just listed this handsome and scarce antique Georgian period treen s***f box in the form of a duck's head, dated to earl...
29/06/2026

Just listed this handsome and scarce antique Georgian period treen s***f box in the form of a duck's head, dated to early the 1800's.

For more details - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/800242509409

The well carved fruit wood box is realistically carved in the form of a life size duck's head with amber glass eyes. The base is formed of bronze, with an unusual sliding curved opening mechanism with a cut recess to allow for a tight fit. The wood and metal base has developed a wonderfully deep patina after many years of handling.

The box opens easily and closes securely.

Dimensions:

Length: 12.5 cm or 4 7/8 inches
Height: 8.3 cm or 3 3/8 inches

Weight: 125 grams

An antique Dutch engraved brass to***co box, dating to the 18th Century, circa 1780.For more details - https://www.ebay....
25/06/2026

An antique Dutch engraved brass to***co box, dating to the 18th Century, circa 1780.

For more details - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/800078755485

The folk art oval box is engraved with exceptional detail to both sides with four roundels containing pastoral and agricultural scenes together with accompanying Calvinist inscription in Old Dutch.

A well preserved example of an 18th century Dutch Protestant folk art box.

Dimensions:

Length: 15.8 cm or 6 1/4 inches
Width: 4.8 cm or 1 7/8 inches
Height: 2.9 cm or 1 1/8 inches

Weight: 191 grams

Now available this antique 19th Century Chinese hair crystal s***f bottle, dating to the Qing period, circa 1800-1850.Fo...
25/06/2026

Now available this antique 19th Century Chinese hair crystal s***f bottle, dating to the Qing period, circa 1800-1850.

For more details - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/800084680001

The well hollowed bottle is of flattened ovoid form, with narrow opening and wide flat lip, leading down to a small polished base. The carved quartz bottle contains a visible dark matrix of hair crystal inclusions within. Such dark coloured 'hairs' are formed of crystaline tourmaline trapped inside the quartz as it formed.

It is fitted with a carved malachite stopper which rests on top. No spoon is present. Two paper labels remain attached to the base and side, numbered 258 and 305, likely previous collection numbers or early auction numbers.

Provenance: UK Art market

Dimensions:

Height: 7.5 cm or 3 inches
Width: 5.1 cm or 2 inches
Depth: 3.1 cm or 1 3/16 inches

Weight: 97 grams

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An antique 19th Century all brass 2 7/8” brass salmon fly reel, made by renowned maker Chas Farlow, 191 The Strand, Lond...
25/06/2026

An antique 19th Century all brass 2 7/8” brass salmon fly reel, made by renowned maker Chas Farlow, 191 The Strand, London, dating to circa 1890.

For more details - https://ebay.co.uk/itm/206356543090

The reel is in good working condition with the original handle showing the usual hairline cracks, and original pillars and screws. The reel winds smoothly with a good crisp check clicker.

Good early example with maker’s script engraved to the back plate, and brass seating foot engraved with the Farlow salmon logo.

Dimensions:

Diameter: 7.3 cm or 2 7/8 inches
Length foot: 7 cm or 2 3/4 inches

Weight: 191 grams

Now available this finely painted Japanese blue and white Arita shallow dish in the 'Kraak' style, dating to the Edo Per...
20/06/2026

Now available this finely painted Japanese blue and white Arita shallow dish in the 'Kraak' style, dating to the Edo Period (circa 1680-1700).

For more details - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/800111947458

The central roundel is decorated with a classic fuyo-de (芙蓉手) motif or jardiniere containing three sprays of flowering peony on a terrace with an insect above. The wide rim has eight large alternating panels containing either floral sprigs or sacred Buddhist objects, separated by narrow panels containing ornamental tassels. The reverse is painted with a scrolling band and expected four spur marks.

The decoration is typical of pieces exported by the Dutch East India Co. during the mid to late 17th Century. Civil War in China during the Ming-Qing transition (1640-1680) had severely affected Chinese kilns. As such, the Dutch turned to Japan to fulfill the European demand for blue and white fine porcelain in the same style.

Provenance: UK Art market

Dimensions:

Diameter: 23.1 cm or 9 1/8 inches

Weight: 458 grams

A refined antique Japanese lacquer 'Natsume' tea caddy, dating to the 19th Century Edo Period, circa 1800-1850. For more...
06/06/2026

A refined antique Japanese lacquer 'Natsume' tea caddy, dating to the 19th Century Edo Period, circa 1800-1850.

For more details - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/206304906902

The diminutive Maki-e lacquer caddy, with rounded sides and flush fitting cover, is decorated in gold 'hiramaki-e' on a black lacquer ground, with the 'aoi' mon of three hollyhock leaves used by the Tokugawa clan. Such motifs were frequently used on tea utensils commissioned for or associated with the shogunate and high-ranking samurai families.

The decoration is achieved by layering lacquer onto a fine wooden core, the slightly raised decoration formed of red lacquer to which powdered gold is attached. The fine red lines seen to the 'aoi' leaves are further embellishment to the gold lacquer.

The box stands on a recessed foot, with the fine black lacquer continuing inside. It has been protected within its original brocade quilted silk pouch, complete with braided silk cords, a testament to its careful historical use and storage.

For a similar item please see Danish National Museum, no. Ac.597.

Dimensions:

Height: 6.6 cm or 2 5/8 inches
Width (at widest point): 6.5 cm or 2 5/8 inches
Weight: 53 grams

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