#antique — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #antique, aggregated by home.social.
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Dagger with an ivory hilt depicting a mythological creature, India, early 19th century AD
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Dagger with an ivory hilt depicting a mythological creature, India, early 19th century AD
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Dagger with an ivory hilt depicting a mythological creature, India, early 19th century AD
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Dagger with an ivory hilt depicting a mythological creature, India, early 19th century AD
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Dagger with an ivory hilt depicting a mythological creature, India, early 19th century AD
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
https://piefed.social/c/forgottenweapons/p/2056521/monkey-tail-breech-loading-carbine-uk-1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
https://piefed.social/c/forgottenweapons/p/2056521/monkey-tail-breech-loading-carbine-uk-1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2056518/monkey-tail-breech-loading-carbine-uk-1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2056518/monkey-tail-breech-loading-carbine-uk-1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
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"Monkey Tail" breech-loading carbine, UK, 1865
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2056518/monkey-tail-breech-loading-carbine-uk-1865
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Imperial Russian porcelain plate, ~1760 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2050296/imperial-russian-porcelain-plate-1760-ad
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Imperial Russian porcelain plate, ~1760 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2050296/imperial-russian-porcelain-plate-1760-ad
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Imperial Russian porcelain plate, ~1760 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2050296/imperial-russian-porcelain-plate-1760-ad
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Imperial Russian porcelain plate, ~1760 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2050296/imperial-russian-porcelain-plate-1760-ad
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Imperial Russian porcelain plate, ~1760 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2050296/imperial-russian-porcelain-plate-1760-ad
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Porcelain harlequin statuette, Germany, 1763 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2050289/porcelain-harlequin-statuette-germany-1763-ad
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Porcelain harlequin statuette, Germany, 1763 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2050289/porcelain-harlequin-statuette-germany-1763-ad
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Porcelain harlequin statuette, Germany, 1763 AD
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@Rajiv This thing.
It's very thick steel, and heavy. There is no sharp edge and never has been, all sides are flat and thick, including the angled tip.
It has a turned handle, which is unusually fancy compared to all other tools in the barn. Its relatively short, maybe waist high.
With the tip and the weight and the thick end (partially broken), I think maybe smashing a hole in the ice for fishing may have been what it was for.
It's slightly crooked, which may have been from tool abuse as pry bar, or maybe it was made like that.
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@Rajiv This thing.
It's very thick steel, and heavy. There is no sharp edge and never has been, all sides are flat and thick, including the angled tip.
It has a turned handle, which is unusually fancy compared to all other tools in the barn. Its relatively short, maybe waist high.
With the tip and the weight and the thick end (partially broken), I think maybe smashing a hole in the ice for fishing may have been what it was for.
It's slightly crooked, which may have been from tool abuse as pry bar, or maybe it was made like that.
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@Rajiv This thing.
It's very thick steel, and heavy. There is no sharp edge and never has been, all sides are flat and thick, including the angled tip.
It has a turned handle, which is unusually fancy compared to all other tools in the barn. Its relatively short, maybe waist high.
With the tip and the weight and the thick end (partially broken), I think maybe smashing a hole in the ice for fishing may have been what it was for.
It's slightly crooked, which may have been from tool abuse as pry bar, or maybe it was made like that.
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@Rajiv This thing.
It's very thick steel, and heavy. There is no sharp edge and never has been, all sides are flat and thick, including the angled tip.
It has a turned handle, which is unusually fancy compared to all other tools in the barn. Its relatively short, maybe waist high.
With the tip and the weight and the thick end (partially broken), I think maybe smashing a hole in the ice for fishing may have been what it was for.
It's slightly crooked, which may have been from tool abuse as pry bar, or maybe it was made like that.
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Cabinet with an ornate historical battle scene, wood, silver, and bronze, France, 1867 AD
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Cabinet with an ornate historical battle scene, wood, silver, and bronze, France, 1867 AD
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Cabinet with an ornate historical battle scene, wood, silver, and bronze, France, 1867 AD
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Cabinet with an ornate historical battle scene, wood, silver, and bronze, France, 1867 AD
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Cabinet with an ornate historical battle scene, wood, silver, and bronze, France, 1867 AD
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Adjustable table, France, ~1762 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2048536/adjustable-table-france-1762-ad
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Adjustable table, France, ~1762 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2048536/adjustable-table-france-1762-ad
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Adjustable table, France, ~1762 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2048536/adjustable-table-france-1762-ad
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Adjustable table, France, ~1762 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2048536/adjustable-table-france-1762-ad
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Adjustable table, France, ~1762 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2048536/adjustable-table-france-1762-ad
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Rosewater ewer, silver gilt, Germany, 1730 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2047542/rosewater-ewer-silver-gilt-germany-1730-ad
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Rosewater ewer, silver gilt, Germany, 1730 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2047542/rosewater-ewer-silver-gilt-germany-1730-ad
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Rosewater ewer, silver gilt, Germany, 1730 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2047542/rosewater-ewer-silver-gilt-germany-1730-ad
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Rosewater ewer, silver gilt, Germany, 1730 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2047542/rosewater-ewer-silver-gilt-germany-1730-ad
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Rosewater ewer, silver gilt, Germany, 1730 AD
https://piefed.social/c/historyartifacts/p/2047542/rosewater-ewer-silver-gilt-germany-1730-ad
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Looking for a home for 2 beautiful #antique Chippendale mahogany breakfronts, located in #Philadelphia.
These belonged to my Grandparents & I would like to find a home where they will be appreciated.
Anything you can pay would help, and they need to be picked up as soon as possible.
If you know anyone who might be interested, please share.
(More detail in #AltText)
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Most of my porch furniture has been in the family longer than I. Repainting it about every ten years keeps it looking nice. #porch #porches #furniture #furnishings #outdoorfurniture #outdoorfurnishings #heirloomfurnishings #heirloomfurniture #wicker #wickerchair #wickerchairs #heirloomwickerchairs #papiermâchéchair #papiermâchéchairs #papiermâchéfurniture #papiermâché #antique #antiques #old #oldstuff #oldfurniture #summerchore #summerchores #chore #chores #dailychores #upkeep #outdoors
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Steyr Pistol of Emperor Franz Joseph I, Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1909 AD
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Steyr Pistol of Emperor Franz Joseph I, Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1909 AD
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Souvenir model of the Great Pyramid, limestone, Egypt, 1854 AD
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Walking stick of Emperor Franz I with a hidden stiletto, Austria, ~1815 AD
