19th Century Copper God Lamp

PAIR OF 19TH-CENTURY COPPER SHIP'S LAMPS 30 cm high; 33 cm. wide

A GOOD 19TH / 20TH CENTURY PERSIAN COPPER CALLIGRAPHIC LAMP, the lamp with openwork design with chased calligraphy, fitted with lamp electrics, 140cm high.

An antique 19th-century Syrian Damascene enameled copper hanging mosque lamp. The piece is decorated with floral and geometrical decor in blue, white and red. The lamp is hung on chains. Oil lamps are

A Monumental Round Damascus Enamelled Copper Mosque Lamp, Syria, 19Th Century H: 92cm, Diameters: 55cm

Mexican retablo, depicting San Juan de Dios (St. John of God), oil on copper, circa 19th century height 11 in. x width 8 in. Provenance: Property from a decades-long Mexican folk art collector, Los

ISLAMIC, Qajar Dynasty Copper Mosque Lamp c.19th century. Size 12 3/4 inches high without the chains, 9 3/4 inches diameter. Very fine Islamic Persian, Qajar Dynasty copper Mosque lamp engraved with g

Antique Islamic Syrian Enamel on Copper Lamp. A unique and rare piece hand-crafted by the Master artisan Saraf Family. Late 19th Century Size including the chain. Size: 80cms x 25cms (31ins x 10ins) P

Antique Islamic Syrian Enamel on Copper Lamp. A unique and rare piece hand-crafted by the Master artisan Saraf Family. Late 19th Century. Size including the chain : 56cms x 20cms (22ins x 8ins). Pleas

Travelling Diptych, Russia, 19th century, copper triptych with blue, green and yellow enamel, size 10.3 x 6.5 cm (open). On the left panel Mother of god of Korsun and on the right panel Sergius of Rad

19th century, burner marked "R. Gardiner/New York", tripod base with claw form feet, surmounted by three griffins, reeded column with scrolled foliate decoration, copper reservoir and burner, frosted

copper orange-red background with elaborate gold leaf and floral designs, balaster shape, 15 1/2" body with reticulated bronze base and cap, blue double ring Kangxi mark on base, 19th century, a fine

Native American, Pacific Northwest, Inuit, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A fine pair of hammered metal objects: a copper oil lamp known as a qulliq, and brass fire poker. Formed from a single sheet of

Syria, Circa 19th Century. With Arabic Verses and stained glass inserts. 13" High, 8.5" wide.

Classical figures, designed by Albert Williams, Birmingham, last quarter 19th century, silver on copper, 14 body, brass base and top rod........ founded by George Richards Elkington and his brother, H

Two early 20th century polychrome Chinese Gods Fu and Lu in the famille rose palette. Both mounted on wooden lamp bases with lamp post separate from figurines. Measuring approx. 18.75" tall figures an

Tin chandelier together with a copper and iron betty lamp. 19th century. Unusual 4 arm chandelier with canted central reservoir with wick tube in the top. Functioned for candles as well as oil. Origin

SPANISH COLONIAL SCHOOL (19th Century) A PAINTING, "Christ As The Lamb of God," oil on copper panel, unsigned but inscribed "BOPCEOS." 13 3/4" x 9 3/4"

19th century. Porcelain lined with copper. Dragon motif. Sold at Vantines.

Antique sterling silver on copper. Features an ornate repousse design with gods and goddesses. Large ceremonial size. Measures 8 3/4" x 16 1/2". Good condition with mild surface wear and small dents.

Chinese Qing carved smoky crystal lamp of the God Kwanym holding a vase and duster raised on a silverplate base, 19th century, figure 12 1/2" ht. overall 25" ht. CONDITION: minor wear no chips, cracks

Ornate Pr. of  Antique Black, Brass & Copper  Colored Metal Carriage Coach Oil Lamp Lantern  Sconces with Beveled Glass Panels. 19th  Century English?  Hatchet Union Burner. 3

A Pair of Copper Ship Lanterns Davey, London, 19th Century labelled PORT and STARBOARD, each bearing a plaque marked  Davey's Patent Improved Regulation Ships Lamp. Height 19 1/4 x width 10 x dep

These street lamps were created by the Adams-Bagnall Electric Co. during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. With beautiful fluted copper housings, flaring out near the base where the glass globes

These street lamps were created by the Adams-Bagnall Electric Co. during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. With beautiful fluted copper housings flaring out near the base where the glass globes