Standing more than 30 inches tall the figures wearing giltwood turbans and loin cloths are holding up baskets with simulated candles and standing on octagonal gilt woof bases. The bodies are patinated with a silvery dark finish. The lamps are wired for electricity. ...
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Standing 45 inches tall these tole palm trees feature central iron stems supporting the beautifully crafted and painted palm fronds including a clusters of coconuts. The palms sit in painted tole planters with classical patterns and resting on brass paw feet. Additional information and ...
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This great historic diorama likely dates to the first part of the 20th century. It represents a four-masted barque flying the Stars and Stripes cruising at full sail on white capped seas. The diorama bears a typed inscription along the bottom edge stating: "WILLIAM P. FRYE" BOUND WITH CARGO OF ...
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Dating to the early 20th century these exceptional art nouveau photo frames feature beautifully crafted sterling silver overlay on a patinated bronze background. Both frames are branded on the back with the Heintz logo mark. Additional information and price: https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/decorative-objects/picture-frames/pair-of-art-nouveau-bronze-sterling-silver-frames-heintz-art-metal-shop/id-f_14915331/
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This is a wonderful and well kept pair of English Sheffield wine coolers dating to the mid-19th century. The craftsmanship is stunning, especially the Rococo style heavily ornate handles. Each cooler has an insert under a detachable top ring, see photos. Additional ...
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Resting on circular base the crouching young man wearing red embroidered shorts and surrounded by a richly carved Venetian red drapery with gilt accents is holding up a circular tabletop. The carving is astonishing sculptural and detailed. It comes with a later circular marble top to increase the diameter. The ...
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Beautifully glazed in white and burgundy trimmed with worn gold these whiskey barrels set the Ambience of a traditional English pub. They would look great in any home bar. Judging from the decorative wear to the gilt trim these barrels were like made circa 1850s. Additional information and price: https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/dining-entertaining/barware/pair-of-eye-catching-19th-century-english-glazed-ceramic-liquor-barrels/id-f_13419431/
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45 inches high and 34.5 inches wide this truly is an impressive manifestation of 19th century Italian carving craftsmanship. The relief is centering a circular profile portrait of the emperor Claudius, who ruled Rome from 41-54, surrounded by a latin inscription: Ave cesar morituri te salutant which is a well-known Latin ...
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This pocket size prayer book dates to 1774 where it was published by C. Eyre and W. Strahan. At a certain time, likely in the mid-19th century, it has been mounted in a tortoise shell cover with silver (unmarked) closure, hinges and corners and the previous cover titled 'LADY SMITH' ...
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Rare and beautiful 19th century Neapolitan Grand Tour bronze fountainhead of the 'Amore con Delfino'. Cupid with dolphin, after the antique. Good large size version in dark 'archaeological verdi gris Pompean patination' after the original fountain excavated at the Thermae (baths) in Pompeii, now on view in the National Archaeological ...
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