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the lucky magpie salvage, chesterfield, united kingdom
Victorian Advertising shop sign for corsetry and women's clothing. The shop advertising sign has no connection to the 1940s powder compact brand of the same name. Vibrant cherry red and white colourway also advertising other...
£495.00
view detailsthe lucky magpie salvage, chesterfield, united kingdom
A wonderful example of an independent Cash Chemist which was originally trading from Waterloo (which during Victorian times was known as Crosby Seabank) Signs of age as shown amidst the vivid and bold typography. Please...
£385.00
view detailsthe lucky magpie salvage, chesterfield, united kingdom
Special Box of Surprise Crackers were sold by the Army & Navy Co-operative Society Ltd. Circa World War I era with a vibrant red paper label on a wooden box The Army & Navy Co-operative...
£130.00
view detailsthe lucky magpie salvage, chesterfield, united kingdom
19th Century Mr Punch puppet doll in hand stitched cord outfit embellished with bells and colourful buttons. Features have been carved from wood and hand painted with wonderful facial detail. Please contact us for a shipping quotation
£320.00
view detailsbore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
This case would have contained a selection of cotton reels. It probably dates from the early 1900's as Ermen & Roby's, a leading manufacturer of sewing cottons, was taken over by English Sewing Cottons in...
£845.00
view detailsbore park antiques, nuneaton, united kingdom
Collectors piece, from the twentieth century in very good condition all sections present, offering free delivery UK ref V67
£75.00
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