Memorabilia

This is a sculpture of a ship hull, likely a decorative piece made from carved ceramic. It is mounted on a wooden stand. The style of the carving suggests a rustic or nautical theme and measures approximately around 11 x 10 x 27 cm.

This is two sets of vintage stamps album collection featuring stamps of various countries around the globe.

This Album contains vintage cards collected over the years including Hints and Tips for Motorists issued in 1929, a collection of wonderful railway travel issued in 1937, collection of characters from Dickens - 1st Series issued in 1912, a collection of celebrated ships issued in 1911 a collection of Film Stars issued in 1938.

This set of vintage album titled Our King and Queen was produced by the British tobacco company W.D. H.O. Wills in 1937 to commemorate the coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. The set of 50 cards depicts scenes from their lives, including public appearances and family events. Product Details • Issuer W.D. H.O. Wills • Series Title Our King and Queen • Year of Issue 1937 • Number of Cards 50 cards for a complete set • Original Price One Penny for the empty album The value of these albums, particularly with a complete set of cards, can vary depending on their condition. A complete album in good condition was recently valued in the range of USD 100 – USD 150.

Association Footballers 1935-1936 is a collectible cigarette card album issued by the tobacco company W. D. H. O. Wills. The album was intended to house a complete set of 50 cigarette cards that featured various football players from the 1935-1936 season. The cover of the booklet indicates a price of ONE PENNY . These cards were a popular form of memorabilia during the era, as they provided fans with a tangible way to connect with their favourite athletes and incentivized consumers to purchase more cigarettes to collect the entire set. The albums and cards are now sought-after by collectors and are available for purchase on various online marketplaces. The complete set of cards typically sells for between £10 and £30, although prices can vary based on condition and the specific marketplace.

Wills Cigarette Picture-Card Album is a vintage collectible album produced by the British tobacco company W. D. H. O. Wills. The album in the image, specifically for the Australia English Cricketers series from 1938, was designed to hold and display a complete set of cigarette cards. Cigarette Cards These were small, collectible cards inserted into cigarette packs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a marketing tool. They featured a wide range of subjects, including sports figures, military leaders, and landscapes. Purpose The albums were sold separately for a small fee, in this case, One Penny, allowing collectors to organize and protect their card sets. Value The value of such albums and the cards they contain depends on several factors, including the condition of the cards and the album itself, the rarity of the set, and whether the set is complete or incomplete. While specific pricing varies, similar Wills cigarette card albums and sets from the 1930s can be found for various prices on collectors websites and auction sites.

This antique item is a hand-carved wooden sculpture depicting a lion attacking a bull. These types of sculptures can be found in various regions, including Chinese, Anglo-Indian, and African art. Similar pieces have been described as vintage and can be made from woods such as teak, rosewood, or ironwood.

This set is an antique ewer and basin, likely originating from the Ottoman Empire, Persia, or Afghanistan. These sets, often made of tinned copper or brass, were traditionally used for washing hands and feet before or after meals and for Islamic ritual ablutions before prayer. The pitcher-like vessel is known as an ewer or ibriq, and it was used to pour water over the hands and into the basin below. The basin itself is often designed with a raised, perforated center to catch and drain the water, which can be seen in similar examples. This type of set is also sometimes referred to as a lavabo set This was obtained by Bayt Al Faraj Gallery on 01 November 2025.

This is a Buddhist stupa, also known as a chorten in the Tibetan tradition. A stupa is a mound-like structure that serves as a Buddhist shrine or reliquary. The structure is highly symbolic, with each part representing an element or a stage on the path to enlightenment The Base Represents the crossed legs of the meditating Buddha. The Dome Symbolizes the body of the Buddha and the universe. The Spire Represents the Buddha s head and the journey to enlightenment. The object in the image is a decorative and smaller-scale version of a larger stupa, likely used as a votive offering or for a home altar. It is typically made of materials like brass or copper and often features inlaid stones, such as the turquoise and coral seen here, which are considered to represent spiritual healing, compassion, protection, and prosperity in Himalayan culture. This was obtained by Bayt Al Faraj Gallery on 01 November 2025

This is a A Moroccan inlaid chest, often called a sandok or dowry box, is a handcrafted piece of furniture featuring intricate designs. It is typically made of wood and decorated with inlaid pieces of bone, often camel bone, and metal, such as brass. The geometric and floral patterns are characteristic of Moroccan and Berber artistic traditions. Historically, larger versions of these chests were used as dowry boxes to hold a bride s jewelry and gifts. Smaller chests, like the one pictured, are commonly used for decorative purposes or to store jewelry, keepsakes, and other small treasures

This is a traditional Moroccan teapot, also known as a Berrad, which is a central piece of the Moroccan tea ceremony. These teapots are typically made of metal, often brass or stainless steel, and are frequently silver-plated. Key features of this type of teapot include Material Often silver-plated brass or copper, sometimes solid silver for more prestigious pieces. Design They are distinguished by their rounded shape, ornate handle, and long, curved spout. The pot itself is often decorated with intricate hand-engraved or hammered patterns. Function The long spout is designed to pour tea from a height, a practice that aerates the tea and creates a frothy top layer, which is a key part of the Moroccan tea ritual. Legs Teapots with feet are typically used for serving and decoration, while those without feet are more commonly used for heating tea directly on a stovetop. The style and craftsmanship of these teapots are often passed down through generations of artisans in cities like Fez and Marrakech. This was obtained by Bayt Al Faraj gallery on 01 November 2025.

This is a vintage hand-painted glass or alabaster trinket box or lidded bowl, likely dating from the Art Nouveau or Art Deco period. This item has a translucent, marbled, or opalescent appearance, which can be characteristic of certain types of vintage glass or carved alabaster. The lid features a hand-painted floral design with yellow and white flowers, green leaves, and gold accents. This flowing, organic style is a hallmark of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. Use It is likely a trinket box, powder box, or candy dish used for vanity or decorative purposes. This was obtained by the Bayt Al Faraj Gallery on 09th November 2025

This is a vintage solid brass figurine of a unicorn. It appears to be a decorative object. This was obtained by the Bayt Al Faraj Gallery on 09th November 2025

This sculpture is a hand-carved piece, often associated with Chinese craftsmanship. Jade horse sculptures are symbolic of strength, elegance, and nobility in Chinese culture. This was obtained by the Bayt Al Faraj Gallery on 09th November 2025.

This is a JPA Sound Communications portable speaker amplifier, model JSB-48WEB. It is an audio device used to amplify sound from various sources. The control panel on the device includes knobs and inputs for Microphones (MIC 1 and MIC 2) Auxiliary input (AUX) Tone, Echo, and Repeat effects Tape input This was obtained by the Bayt Al Faraj Gallery on 09 November 2025.

This is a framed traditional Middle Eastern or Indo-Persian curved dagger, commonly known as a Khanjar or Jambiya. These daggers have significant cultural importance, serving as symbols of masculinity, honor, and social status in Middle East Regions.

This is a genuine 1981 Spanish Bull Leather. The tale of the Spanish Bull likely refers to the Fighting Bull, a breed raised for its aggression or the traditional spectacle of bullfighting, which has deep historical roots in Spain.

These are three pieces of decorative horseshoes on a string, often used as a symbol of good luck or home decor. These items are typically made of metal and designed for decorative purposes rather than for actual use on a horse s hoof.

This is a vintage brass ewer, also commonly referred to as a Middle Eastern coffee pot or an aftabeh with a basin. It is a decorative item featuring intricate hand-etched designs.

These are a collection (7 pieces) of Ganesha Statues, hand carved from various natural gemstones including green jade, rose quartz, tigers eye, gold stone, and lapis lazuli, Ganesha is widely worshipped as Hindu Deity known as the remover of obstacles and bringer of good fortune as well as wisdom. These statues are believed to enhance spiritual energy and promote harmony and well being when placed in a home or sacred place. These were obtained by the Bayt Al Faraj gallery on 22nd of November 2025.

This item is a Chinese dragon spinning fortune ball (or wealth ball), often used as a Feng Shui ornament or an incense burner. It is typically made of brass or resin and features intricate carvings of dragons and auspicious symbols. The sphere features multiple dragon carvings that may represent prosperity and good luck. The ball itself is designed to spin, which is associated with attracting wealth and positive chi energy in Feng Shui practices.

These are two traditional Arabic coffee pots, known as a dallah. These are typically used to brew and serve qahwa, a spiced Arabic coffee, and are a symbol of hospitality in the Arabian Peninsula. The items shown appear to be modern, stainless steel versions.

These are two vintage aluminum containers manufactured by Al Saha International Trading Company LTD, in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. These are a large milk churn (or milk can) and a small kettle. Milk Churn containers were traditionally used for transporting and storing unpackaged milk from farms. Kettle The smaller item is a traditional stovetop kettle, likely also made of aluminum, used for boiling water.

This is a Geman made antique metal ladle, likely made of a material such as pewter, aluminum, or possibly cast iron, given its aged appearance and lack of obvious bright shine.