Posted 2 years ago
jscott0363
(902 items)
Hello everyone!!
Among all of my match holders is this wonderful little 19th century cherub driving a sled with what appears to be a egg. Such amazing detail on this one, from the cherub, to the egg and to the ivy leaves on the side of the sled. The sled serves as the striker plate. The cherub and sled are plated spelter and the egg is porcelain. This one dates back to mid-1800’s and I’ve not seen another like it. Please excuse the dust and dirt. I guess if I was this old, I'd be this dusty as well. This one measures 4 1/2” long, 2 1/8” wide and 3 1/2” tall.
Thanks for stopping in for a look!!
Scott
Wonderful piece, hard to top !~
Beautiful antique cherub on sled, the egg matchstick holder is really unique
Thank you Phil!! I'm amazed that it's survived the last 150+ years.
Jenni,
Thanks so very much! It's very unique indeed.
WhenIsraelbelieves,
fortapache,
Phil,
vcal,
Reise
and
Jenni
Thank you all very much for the loves, wonderful comments and for stopping in!!
sherrilou,
Thanks very much for the love and for stopping by!!
Alfie,
Watchsearcher,
Dave,
BB2
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Ben
Thank you all so very much for the loves and for stopping in!!
indeed strange
Yes kivatintz,
It’s a unique one for sure!
kivatinitz,
Kevin
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Searching1
Many thanks to you all for the loves, comment and for stopping by!!!
kwqd
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Kyra
Thank you both so very much for the loves and for stopping in!!
Vynil
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Thomas,
Thank you both for the loves and for stopping in!!
Thanks Eileen!! Of all my match holders, this would be my favorite of all. You just don't see exquisite workmanship like that today.
Drake
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Eileen
Thanks very much for the loves, comment and for dropping in!!