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Antique 6″ Glass Buoy ‘Clear’
$195.00This antique clear glass float—once a steadfast buoy adrift the ocean—is handblown with artisanal mastery. Its crystal clarity reveals ripples of history, while its weight and sealed base anchor it firmly, evoking the mystery of long-lost maritime journeys. Measuring 15.5cm in diameter, this authentic antique gem is a true maritime treasure. The buoy calls out as a magickal vessel for divination—ideal for crystal gazing, crystallomancy, or inviting the whisper of the sea into your sacred space. Only one is available. Specifications Description: Antique Glass Buoy, in clear glass Maker: Unknown, no makers marks Origin: Unknown Age/Era: Estimated, 20th Century, possibly earlier Weight: 845 grams Condition: Good, no chips or cracks, with only minimal surface scuffs Measurements: 15.5cm (6") in diameter,with a circumference of 49cm
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Ouija Planchette ‘Ouija’
This heart-shaped indicator is an original Ouija board planchette, manufactured by William Fuld and his company from the 1890s until 1966. It serves as the movable pointer that participants lightly touch to spell out messages on the séance board. This vintage artefact is a rare gem and a true find! Specifications Description: Original Ouija Planchette Maker: William Fuld Manufacturing Company (William Fuld Inc.) Markings: Ouija Trade Mark, D. Pat. No. 56,001 made by William Fuld Baltimore, MD, U.S.A. Era: Vintage, estimated early 1900s Origin: Baltimore, Maryland, USA Material: Wood Condition: Good. Water damage to the tip of the planchette near the viewing hole (not visible on the reverse side). The acetate and pin are still intact; however, the metal frame is missing. The original felt foot pads are firmly attached. SOLD PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing ‘new’, ‘perfect’ or ‘unworn items’, and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Ouija Planchette ‘Mystifying Oracle’
This heart-shaped indicator is an original Ouija board Mystifying Oracle planchette, manufactured by William Fuld and his company from the 1890s until 1966. It serves as the movable pointer that participants lightly touch to spell out messages on the séance board. This vintage artefact is a rare gem and a true find! Specifications Description: Original Ouija Planchette Maker: William Fuld Manufacturing Company (William Fuld Inc.) Markings: Ouija Trade Mark, D. Pat. No. 56,001 made by William Fuld Baltimore, MD, U.S.A. Era: Vintage, estimated Mid 1900s Origin: Baltimore, Maryland, USA Material: Wood Condition: Good, all intact, including acetate, metal pin and frame. The original felt foot pads are firmly attached SOLD PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing ‘new’, ‘perfect’ or ‘unworn items’, and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Talking Board ‘Supermongrel’
$225.00Experience a slice of movie magic with this unique talking board, modelled after an iconic piece from the 1986 cult classic film Witchboard. Although there are no identifying markings or manufacturer’s name, research on the Museum of Talking Boards website credits the artist Supermongrel as its creator. Measuring 38.2cm in height, 54.2cm wide and 0.7cm deep, this fascinating artefact is estimated to have been produced around 2006. The number produced is unknown, and please note there is NO planchette. Don’t miss your chance to own this exceptionally rare gem—a true highlight for any collection! Only one is available. Specifications Description: Replica, Ouija Board or Talking Board Maker: Attributed to the artist named, Supermongrel Year: Estimated 2006 Material: Ink on Plyboard Condition: Good, apart from one minor chip on the right-hand corner on the back PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing ‘new’, ‘perfect’ or ‘unworn items’, and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Divination Board ‘Goddess Aset’
$29.95This unique divination board combines a pendulum and talking board in one design, offering the yes/no/true/false of a pendulum board and the full alphabet of a talking board, with Aset as the central figure, her protective wings spread in a warm embrace. Aset, more commonly known as Isis, is one of the most significant and enduring goddesses of Ancient Egypt, often depicted in a sheath dress, with large, protective wings, sometimes in the form of a kite bird. Originally a secondary figure in the Old Kingdom, she eventually rose to become the "Queen of the Universe" and a universal deity. Known as Great of Magick,’ she was believed to possess powers greater than those of all other gods and was frequently invoked to heal the sick and protect children. In contemporary culture, Aset is viewed as an archetypal mother figure, representing unconditional love, healing, and protection. Modern practitioners of Wicca and other occult traditions frequently invoke her as a supreme source of magickal power and intuition. Measuring 13.5cm high, 18.5cm wide, and 1cm deep, this handmade divination board is crafted of wood and superbly finished with an epoxy resin on its surface and waxed wood stain on the reverse. This unique divination board can serve as both a functional tool and a statement piece, perfect for witches, diviners, collectors, and anyone drawn to the mystique of spirit boards. Only one is available. Specifications Description: Divination Board Maker: Unknown, handmade, possibly one of a kind Condition: Excellent Age: Unknown, possibly vintage Material: Exterior plyboard Finish: Epoxy resin surface, waxed wood stain on reverse Dimensions: H13.5cm x W18.5cm x D1cm
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Jet Brooch ‘Rose’
$295.00This rare Victorian mourning brooch, hand-carved from genuine Jet, features a meticulous rose at its centre. Its exceptional preservation and minimal wear underscore both its superior craftsmanship and the care it has received. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which thrived during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its deep, lustrous black colour and exceptional rarity, Jet gained prominence in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this time, black jewellery evolved beyond mourning adornment to represent a sophisticated symbol of style. Items made from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn frequently held significant personal meaning, functioning as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. The rose motif on this brooch held particular significance in Victorian symbolism, representing love, beauty, and the nuanced interplay between joy and sorrow. This brooch serves as a tangible link to the period's artistic and emotional values, encapsulating its symbolic resonance. Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Original, very good Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H3.6cm x W2.8cm x D2cm, approximately PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Jet Cameo Brooch ‘Lady with Headband’
$295.00This antique mourning brooch represents a rare example of Victorian craftsmanship. Hand-carved from genuine Jet, it displays an ornate portrait cameo with refined facial features and an elaborate design characteristic of the period. The artefact remains exceptionally well-preserved, exhibiting minimal wear and exemplifying high-quality workmanship. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which flourished during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Renowned for its deep, lustrous black colour and rarity, Jet became prominent in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this period, black jewellery transitioned from solely mourning adornment to a sophisticated symbol of style. Objects crafted from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn often held significant personal meaning, serving as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. Victorian cameos typically featured delicate and intricate carvings, often depicting mythological figures, notable individuals, or symbolic themes. Cameo jewellery was believed to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck to the wearer. This brooch serves not only as an antique artefact but also as a tangible connection to the artistic and emotional values of the Victorian era. Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Very good Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: ca 1930's safety clasp (see photographs) Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H5.3cm x W3.5cm x D1.5cm, approximately PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Jet Cameo Brooch ‘Lady with Tiara & Scarf’
$275.00This antique mourning brooch is a distinctive example of Victorian craftsmanship. Hand carved from genuine Jet, its ornate portrait cameo highlights the period's refined artistry and represents the era's reverence for personal mementoes. Jet is fossilised Araucaria wood from the Jurassic period, dating approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its lustrous black hue and rarity, Jet gained prominence in Victorian Britain, when black jewellery became fashionable beyond mourning, serving as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance alongside Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, and pressed horn. Victorian cameos, such as the one on this brooch, were intricately carved to depict meaningful figures or motifs and believed to offer protection and good luck. This antique not only showcases period artistry but also connects us to the emotional traditions of Victorian society. Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Original, good, imperfections include, one crack on the front, one chip at the back (not visible from the front), and a few chips along the inner cameo base Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H5.3cm x W4.4cm x D2.2cm, approximately PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Jet Brooch ‘Maple Leaf’
$295.00The main allure of this exquisite brooch is its delicately hand-carved maple leaf. The leaf shimmers with the deep lustre of genuine jet, and hails from the nineteenth century (1860–1880). It captures the essence of floriography, the Victorian-era system for conveying messages through floral imagery. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which thrived during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its deep, lustrous black colour and exceptional rarity, Jet gained prominence in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this time, black jewellery evolved beyond mourning adornment to represent a sophisticated symbol of style. Items made from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn frequently held significant personal meaning, functioning as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. The maple leaf symbolises strength, endurance, and good fortune, and has traditionally been regarded as a talisman associated with balance, growth, and resilience. Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Original, very good, with only a few minor edge imperfections. Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H4.6cm x W3.2cm x D1cm, approximately PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Jet Brooch ‘Grape Leaf’
$225.00This lovely brooch, featuring a grape leaf, is hand-carved from genuine Jet and dates to the nineteenth century (1860–1880). It embodies the art of floriography, a coded system for conveying messages through floral imagery developed during the Victorian era. Jet is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species, which thrived during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Valued for its deep, lustrous black colour and exceptional rarity, Jet gained prominence in the Victorian era (1860–1890). During this time, black jewellery evolved beyond mourning adornment to represent a sophisticated symbol of style. Items made from Jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn frequently held significant personal meaning, functioning as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. Grapes and leaves carved from Jet frequently symbolised the Christian faith. The presence of the grape leaf in Christian churches or at funeral rites typically signified triumph over death and the promise of heavenly joy. Specifications Description: Jet, likely Whitby Jet Condition: Original, good, with only a few minor edge imperfections Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H4.5cm x W5.2cm x D0.8cm, approximately PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Jet Brooch ‘Argyle Design’
$295.00This lovely nineteenth-century bar brooch is hand-carved from genuine jet and showcases an ornate argyle pattern with intercrossing diagonal lines across its central rectangular section. Its craftsmanship and unique design exemplify the era’s artistry. The material of this brooch is the fossilised wood of Araucaria araucana (Monkey Puzzle) and related species that thrived during the Jurassic period, approximately 150 to 180 million years ago. Its deep, lustrous black colour and rarity made it highly valued in the Victorian era (1860–1890), when jet brooches like this one were worn both for their elegance and symbolic meaning as cherished tokens of affection or remembrance. This dainty brooch, measuring approximately 1.6cm in height, 4.7cm in width, and 0.8cm in diameter, provides a tangible connection to the artistic and emotional values of the period. It encapsulates the style and symbolic significance of its era. Specifications Description: Whitby Jet Condition: Original, very good, with only a few minor edge imperfections. Colour: Lustrous black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H1.6cm x W4.7cm x D0.8cm, approximately PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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Bog Oak Brooch ‘Rose’
$295.00This Victorian brooch exemplifies the refined artistry characteristic of Irish bog oak carving. The rectangular bar displays a meticulously carved rose at its centre, framed by intricate decorative elements. The brooch is exceptionally well-preserved, exhibiting minimal wear, which attests to its superior craftsmanship and the attentive care it has received over time. Bog oak, a fossilised wood preserved in Irish peat bogs for thousands of years, is valued for its deep black colour and notable rarity. In the Victorian era (1860-1890), black jewellery transitioned from its association with mourning to serve as a sophisticated fashion accessory. Items crafted from materials such as jet, bog oak, vulcanite, or pressed horn often held significant personal meaning as mementoes of affection, loss, and remembrance. The rose motif on this brooch held particular significance in Victorian symbolism, representing love, beauty, and the nuanced interplay between joy and sorrow. This brooch serves not only as an antique object but also as a tangible link to the artistic and emotional values of the Victorian period. Specifications Description: Irish Bog Oak Condition: Original, very good Colour: Brownish-black Closure Type: C-Clasp Period: Victorian era (1837-1901), late 19th century Dimensions: H1.5cm x W4.6cm x D1.3cm, approximately PLEASE NOTE Our antique and vintage collections are second-hand items. Customers are not purchasing 'new', 'perfect' or 'unworn items', and as such, should expect wear and imperfections. It is expected that these pieces will show normal wear and tear, given their age. Wear could include patina, scuffs, and light scratches or chips. Images are of actual items. Please review the photos carefully before purchasing and reach out if you have any questions.
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