Posted 2 months ago
jscott0363
(1076 items)
Hello everyone!!
Back to my match holders. This one is from the late 1800's to very early 1900's. It's gilded and depicts what appears to be a 17th century gentleman leaning against a grain sack. The basket, of course, holds the matches and the base serves as the striker plate. It's well detailed and I believe I believe it's made of spelter. It stands 5 1/4" tall and 4 1/4" wide.
Thanks very much for taking the time to stop in for a look!
Scott
love this very much ! whom manufactured this ? its a great piece...
Beautiful antique match holder
SEAN,
Thanks very much!!! It's not marked, so unfortunately I do not know who the maker is.
Jenni,
Thanks very much for the kind comment!!
SEAN,
Merrill,
fortapache,
JJansen,
vcal,
Reise,
helsinger,
prettymollie,
sherilu,
Drake,
Giana,
rgrebov,
Bronmar,
Vynil,
Dave,
Kevin
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Phil,
Thanks so much for the loves, comments and for stopping by!!
If at all possible I need a signed one also so finding some with a signature I always try to buy as I know you do too!~
Phil,
Thanks! I always try to find items with a signature, but match holders were rarely signed by the maker. Many of my items are signed, just not the match holders, or at least the ones made here on USA soil.
Phil
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kivatinitz,
Thanks very much for the loves, comment and for stopping in!!