Pemberley Equestrian Wollongong

EQUESTRIAN ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES

Searching the world for interesting equestrian themed antiques and collectables can be a very enjoyable but time consuming passion.

We are constantly adding to our collection of antiques and collectables with a horse, country life or foxhunting theme to complement your home's decor. Or, how about inspired gift giving for that special person or occasion?

Pictured below are a few items we have available for sale at present. The offerings change as items find new homes and others simply appear as if by destiny on our frequent travels.

EMPIRE WARE VASES - A PAIR

This very attractive pair of blue vases with decorative gold highlights would complement any decor. Empire made a large range of pottery products at Stoke-on-Trent, England from the 1890s to the 1960s. This pair of vases dates from around the 1920s - 1930s. They feature matching designs, one of a lady feeding chickens with cows and a cottage in the background. The other vase features a man riding a horse and leading another, with a maid feeding geese, a country cottage and pond in the background.

They are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and stand at 35cm high. As a pair they would be quite hard to come by today.

PRICE: $325 pair

MARY PINSENT BRONZES

Two horse heads, a thoroughbred and a riding pony, made in cold cast bronze.

The riding pony statue is 19cm high, the thoroughbred is 21cm high.

PRICES: Riding Pony - $75

Thoroughbred - $90

DELFT BLUE PLATE

Featuring a horse being shod by a farrier outside a blacksmith shop.

Hand painted, 25cm.

PRICE: $45

ROYAL DOULTON REYNARD

A coffee pot and two demi-tasse cups and saucers from the Reynard The Fox range. This delightful design from the 1920's features Reynard in a variety of poses with hunting whip handles. There were only 500 sets made, comprising a coffee pot, hot water jug, 6 demi-tasse cups and saucers featuring 3 different foxhead designs, a creamer and sugar dish.

We have managed to source a coffee pot and two cups and saucers but we are searching for more pieces to add to the set.

PRICE: $475

Pictured below are some of our treasures that have recently found new homes.

WINDSOR CASTLE & HARE COURSING POT LID

A reproduced pot lid by Kirkhams Ltd, Stoke-on-Trent, England. The original dates from the 1780's. Pot lids were produced in a wide range of designs and are now quite collectable.

MARY PINSENT BRONZE

Jamaica Sidesaddle, number 5.

BESWICK WELSH MOUNTAIN PONY

Made in 2000 for the Beswick Collectors Club, this limited edition of 500 was modelled on Coed Coch Madog. We are currently searching for another.

WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE BISCUIT BARREL

Made by Wedgwood in circa 1880 in the cobalt blue unglazed stoneware, this biscuit barrel (how about an ice bucket?) is in amazing conditon for its age. It features hunting scenes typical of the period - a horse being ridden out through a gate, two hunter horses, huntsmen and hounds grounding a fox.

The EPNS (electro-plated nickel silver) mounts and handle are almost unmarked and there are only a few small cracks in the white relief. To find one in such condition makes this very rare. It would make the perfect wedding gift for the horsey couple.

PRICE: $495