Memorabilia

This is a traditional figure known as a Nguzunguzu or Musu Musu from the Solomon Islands in the South Pacific. Historically, it was placed on the prow of war canoes to protect the voyage and ward off evil spirits. Carved from dark ebony wood, it is durable and smooth and features inlaid shell decorations on the face and neck, adding an artistic decorative touch.

This is a hand-carved wooden bust, likely from the Solomon Islands, in the traditional Nguzunguzu style. Made from dark, dense wood with shell inlays highlighting the facial features and head decorations, it features a strong jawline, stylized form, and prominent shell-inlaid eyes, representing an ancestral spirit. These figures were traditionally placed on war canoe prows to protect the crew during expeditions.

A hand-carved pair of wooden birds facing each other, made from dense, polished wood, with delicate light-colored inlays for the eyes.

A small brass or bronze statue of Krishna, a deity in Hinduism, shown playing the flute in a relaxed, crossed-leg pose. Adorned with a detailed headdress, jewelry, and a traditional dhoti.

A decorative statue inspired by ancient Egyptian civilization, depicting a pharaoh in a classical style with a royal headdress and distinctive traditional engravings. It is likely in the Egyptian Revival style, serving as a souvenir or ornamental collectible popular during the 20th century. Made from a heavy material with a metallic finish, such as bronze, copper, or cast resin, it features natural patina that adds a vintage, heritage feel.

Gollum figurine from The Lord of the Rings, vintage metal, with distinctive yellow eyes.

This is a vintage-style dragon head belt buckle. Made from zinc alloy with an antique bronze or brass finish, it features a detailed 3D sculpture of a Chinese-style dragon head.

A small antique sculpture depicting a seated male figure in a withdrawn posture, executed in an expressive style and made of dark metal with a naturally aged patina. The simplified forms and curved volumes convey a sense of quiet introspection, giving the piece a strong artistic character.

This is a handmade decorative elephant figurine, adorned with mirror beadwork (Sheesha moti) and colorful embellishments. Crafted by skilled artisans from Pakistan or Sri Lanka, it features vibrant paints, tiny mirrors, and intricate bead detailing. This figurine serves as a traditional home decor piece symbolizing good luck, wisdom, and prosperity.

This vintage vase is handcrafted from wood and features a distinctive wavy, flared neck. Its body is adorned with intricate floral and leaf carvings, highlighted by a rich, glossy brown or reddish-brown finish. With its sculptural quality, this vase makes a striking decorative art piece.

Vintage silver-tone cast metal dromedary camel figurine on a black wooden base. Features detailed carvings on the body and saddle.

These are decorative zodiac figurines each mounted on a rectangular base with a clear label. The figurine on the left is labeled VIRGO, and the one on the right CAPRICORNIO. Both pieces feature abstract, fluid designs with a dark, speckled finish and gold accents, giving them a modern and artistic look. The stylized forms suggest their respective zodiac signs without realistic depiction.

Vintage bowling trophy base featuring a ball with finger holes and star motifs, made of composite material with a bronze-like finish, and includes a blank plate for engraving a name or achievement.

A small German porcelain souvenir bud vase with a simple white design. It features a colorful image of Munich’s city landmarks, highlighting the famous Frauenkirche church with its distinctive twin domed towers. The word München appears below the illustration.

This is a vintage Aiwa CS-M1 stereo microcassette radio recorder, also called a boombox or microboy. Released around May 1980, it’s an old collectible model notable for using microcassette tapes instead of standard cassettes. Features include AM, FM, and two short-wave bands, a built-in stereo amplifier and speakers, and a compact, lightweight design (420 × 76 × 147 mm, 2 kg).

The Unisef AF-52 is a compact vintage pocket cassette recorder and player from the 1980s, designed in the classic Walkman-style format for portable listening and simple voice recording on the go. Made in Japan, it supports standard cassette playback, features a built-in microphone for direct recording, and includes an integrated speaker along with a headphone output for private use.

The device shown is a Moissanite Diamond Tester, a portable electronic tool used to help distinguish between real diamonds and moissanite gemstones. It works by measuring the stone’s electrical conductivity, since moissanite conducts electricity differently than most diamonds. The tester features LED indicator lights and an audible alarm system, where a green light usually signals a genuine diamond while a red light or different alarm indicates moissanite. Its compact, pen-like design makes it convenient for quick, on-the-go testing, and it typically requires proper grounding by touching a metal panel during use. Powered by a 9V battery, it often includes a low-battery warning indicator for reliability.

Classic vintage Bushnell binoculars, likely from the 1970s Sport view or Ensign series. Features include wide-angle fully coated optics, Insta-Focus single-lever focusing, and durable construction. Comes with a brown leather-look carrying case. Made in Japan.

This is a vintage Sanyo Beta cord portable video recorder, likely from the VTC-5000 series, popular in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It uses the Betamax format and features piano-style buttons for Play, Stop, Rewind, Fast Forward, Record, and Output, along with an audio dub function. The unit also includes camera and TV antenna inputs, a headphone jack, and a tape counter display. Some early Sanyo models used the V-Cord format before switching to Betamax, making this a classic collector’s piece for vintage video enthusiasts.

Vintage ornate photo frame in original packaging. Features an intricate gold-tone design and holds a 3½ x 5½ photo.

This is a vintage pair of Singer tailoring scissors, possibly Model C-212 from the SINGER ProSeries. Made from German stainless steel, these 12-inch (30.5 cm) shears are built for heavy-duty use. They feature an ergonomic black rubber handle for comfortable and precise cutting, suitable for fabrics, leather, carpeting, and other materials.

A metal necklace featuring a bold gothic design with small skull details, dangling chains, and dark rhinestone-like accents. It has a unique rock and punk-inspired style, perfect for those who love unusual and eye-catching statement jewelry.

These vintage metal pieces are distinguished by their classic and unique character. The left bracelet features a large black or dark stone set within an elegant metal frame, complemented by a multi-band open design that adds a touch of understated vintage elegance. The right bracelet is entirely metal, adorned with striking geometric engravings and finely detailed edges, showcasing traditional craftsmanship.

Vintage Art Deco–style necklace featuring faceted black glass beads interspersed with ornamental silver-tone metal links. The geometric metal stations reflect the elegance and symmetry typical of the 1920s–1930s era and may be accented with marcasite or crystal. The faceted black beads catch the light beautifully, while the clasp or central links often serve as a striking focal point.