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Lantern 2 | Moth 1 | Metal | Glass | Thing | Light | Co-operative

6 pounds each

Keep them fed if you wish to finish your book in one sitting

Jongleur by Janle and Equilibre by Gaillard

#Lantern #Moth #Metal #Glass #Co-operative

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Knock 2 Moth 1 | Metal | Wall Art

20 Pounds or Best Offer

Reportedly a replica of one of the Gates in the Mansus. Clearly made by someone who never saw any of the Gates in the Mansus.

Pair of Gates by Emile Robert Zettler ,c. 1900

#Moth #Knock #Metal #Wall Art

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Forge 1 | Sky 1 | Thing

4 pounds 11 Shillings

Winged Tiara by Enguerrand du Suau de la Croix, Made around 1900. Medium is blue plique-à-jour enamel in cabochons on a vermeil frame decorated with pearls. Musée d'Orsay inventory number: OAO 1972 1.

(Source: musee-orsay.fr)

#Forge #Sky #Thing

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Heart 1 | Lantern 1 | Thing | Woven or Wooden

3 Shillings 6 Pence per pair

parthenon eyes in crocheted embroidery floss

#Heart #Lantern #Thing #Woven #Wooden

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Moth 1 | Moon 1 | Thing | Wall Art

6 pounds 3 Shillings

What it feels like to step into the wrong History

"Goldfish" (2022) - Nick Alm (Sweden, born 1985)

oil on canvas, 110X116 cm, private collection

#Moth #Moon #Thing #Wall Art

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Forge 1 | Nectar 1 | Thing

4 pounds 7 Shillings

Art Nouveau Comb “Cyclamens” by French jeweler Maison Vever (Paul Vever and Henri Vever), 1900.

Les Arts Decoratifs, Paris. Photo by Jean Tholance.

#Forge #Nectar #Thing

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Heart 1 | Thing

5 pence

Had this been a hundred years older, I might have blamed it on Ambrose Westcott.

Posable paper horse with interchangeable background diagrams illustrating horse movement ("gallop" and "leap" respectively) from Eugène Alix's Le cheval (1886). Full text here.

#Thing #Heart

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Grail 1 | Moon 1 | Thing

1 pound, 4 shillings

A depiction of one of the empousai, clearly carved by an artisan who had read about them but never seen one.

Art Nouveau comb in the form of a bat with a female figure, ca.1900, Paris, France.

#Thing #Grail #Moon

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Moon 1 | Rose 1 | Gem | Thing

4 pounds 16 Shillings

A gift from one of Eva Dewulf's many lovers. Unopened.

marielle necklace by vampyrgrl

#Moon #Rose #Gem #Thing

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Forge 1 | Lantern 1 | Nectar 1 | Glass | Light

5 pounds 2 Shillings

vintage green petal pendant light

#Forge #Nectar #Glass #Light

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Forge 1 | Sky 1 | Thing | Glass

Thruppence Each

Oddly soothing

czech blue glass cat charms

#Forge #Sky #Thing #Glass

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Lantern 1 | Moon 1 | Wall Art | Thing

6 pounds

But whose Jubilee?

'Jubilee Procession in a Cornish Village' by George Sherwood Hunter

#Lantern #Moon #Wall Art #Thing

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Grail 1 | Lantern 1 | Gem | Thing

Half-Crown each

Just because one can, doesn't mean one should

#Grail #Lantern #Gem #Thing

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Moon 1 | Lantern 1 | Beast | Light | Co-operative

4 shillings

Very helpful for night-gardening. Fond of sea-blest pears.

“Walktopus” Octopus Candle Holder by Scott Musgrove

http://thefabulousweirdtrotters.tumblr.com/

#Beast #Moon #Lantern #Co-operative #Light

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Mystery: Knock 8 | Codex | Readable

A fanciful account of a world revealed to Humphrey "in visions". On closer inspection, the world seems similar to the Subcontinent of the Fifth History, complete with intrigues between "Iridescent Princes". There is truth to be gleaned for the patient reader, but one must be very patient.

THE POETIC NEW WORLD by L.H. Humphrey (New York: Holt, 1910) Cover design by Bertha B. Stuart.

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#Mystery: Knock #Knock #Codex #Readable

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Mystery: Knock 12 | Ramsund | Codex | Readable

Purported to be an allegory on the end of an Order. Frustratingly opaque as to which.

...Not all of us know where Punt is, damn it.

A FOUNTAIN SEALED by Anne Douglas Sedgwick. (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, [1907])

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#Knock #Mystery: Knock #Ramsund #Codex #Readable

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Edge 3 | Metal | Thing

2 pounds 14 Shillings

Half of a matching set, though the other is missing. I don't suppose the former owners of the set are doing well.

Gold brooch inscribed "NOSTRE ET TOUT DITZ A VOSTRE [D]ESEIR (Ours and always at your desire)", France, circa 1400

from The Victoria & Albert Museum

#Edge #Metal #Thing