A Stoneware Tankard - Annaberg, 2nd half of the 17th

A Westerwald stoneware pewter-mounted jug (Enghalskanne), 2nd half 17th century The globular body glazed in blue, applied and reserved with circular medallions enclosing flowerhead motifs, a lion head

Oil on copper Interesting work, with a curious iconography, in which the scene in the foreground of Saint Anthony stands out on a tribune before a large group of characters, who are represented in a i

FLEMISH MASTER Active 2nd half 17th century LANDSCAPE WITH HUNTING PARTY Oil on oak wood panel. 59 x 77,5 cm (F. 69 x 88 cm). Verso: On the panel the antwerp hand and tower as well as an old label 'Fr

Full title: A Flemish walnut refectory table, 2nd half 17th C. Description: H 80,5 x L 234 x D 72,5 cm

A FINE TRIPTYCH SHOWING THE PRESENTATION OF CHRIST TO THE TEMPLE, THE ASCENSION OF CHRIST AND THE TRANSFIGURATION Russian, 2nd half 17th century Tempera on wood panels. Finely executed in great detail

A MONUMENTAL ICON OF ST. GEORGE KILLING THE DRAGON North Russian, 2nd half 17th century Tempera on wood panel with double kovcheg. At the side of a mount the Saint upon a rearing white horse plunging

Louis XIII frame : 2nd half 17th c. Decorated by flowers and tendrils. Oak wood, carved, colored and gilded. Light size 59.5 x 40 cm; outer size 77 x 57 cm. - The frame exists only in fragments. // Lo

Westerwald Saltglaze Stoneware Tankard. 17th century. Ht. 7". The Peter Tillou Collection, Litchfield, Connecticut.

6 architecture facade designs. Jean Lepautre (1618-1682) (artist and engraver). Nicolas Langlois, Paris, 2nd Half 17th Century. Engravings, uncolored. 11 3/4" x 8".

Museum late renaissance cabinet : Southern Germany, probably Augsburg - 2nd half of 17th c. Rectangular, two-door corpus on ball feet, fluted, hinged top, the interior with numerous drawers in archite

2nd Half of the17th Century. A dedicated ‘title page’ to Sir Richard Gilpin, showing a north-east view of Scaleby Castle. In well-carved gilt wood and composition frame, surmounted by a Royal Coat

A Polish/Hungarian hussar's sabre, 2nd half of the 17th centuryLeicht geschwungene, sehr scharfe Rückenklinge mit Jelman, zweischneidiger Spitze und beidseitiger Kehlung, terzseitig im oberen Kling

A German crossbow, 2nd half of the 17th centuryGeschwärzter schlanker Stahlbogen. Einbund aus Hanffaden. Säule aus rotbraun gebeiztem Holz mit gravierten Beineinlagen und Eisenbeschlägen. Auf der O

A plug bayonet, 2nd half of the 17th centuryScharfe Keilklinge, gestempelt "RBOER / ... ORN" (in der späteren Gebrauchszeit gewechselt). Die eiserne Parierstange als Werkzeug ausgebildet, ein Arm i

Rare tankard Wohl Black Forest, 2nd h. 17th c. So-called. Imperial eagle tankard. Grayish glass. Almost cylindrical body with compressed foot and high bottom with a break. Frontal decoration in cold p

German Tankard with Monochrome Glaze : Schrezheim, 2nd half of the 18th century. Glazed inside and outside in turquoise. Faience; pewter mount with coat of arms engraving, initials with date ''1778''

German, First half 20th century, stoneware pottery tankard with pewter lid, the bottom has engraved an "s" and "1769", good condition, 8 3/4" x 8"

American, 2nd half-19th century. Applied handle, grey glaze with freehand cobalt "2" and stenciled merchant label with stars and "From Spire & Duff. Nashville, Tenn.". Faint crows feet under handle. 1

Full title: A Westerwald stoneware jug with lion maskes and bees or 'Sternkrug', Germany, second half 17th C. Description: H 28,5 cm Condition reports and high resolution pictures are available on our

Possibly Maryland or Virginia, 2nd half 19th century. Large pitcher with applied handle and brushed cobalt tulips around the shoulder. 16"h.

2nd half-19th century. A diminutive jar, probably Ohio, with mottled glaze, 7" high; together with a Tyler and Dillon, Albany, NY ovoid jug with cobalt flower, 11.5" high.

TANKARD WITH FRIEZE DECOR. Annaberg. Date: Around 1680/90. Technique: Brown stoneware tankard with frieze decor, dark brown engobed with polychrome enamel- and gold decor. Footring probably silver.

17th/18th century, comprising: example from Annaberg, baluster form molded in relief, gilt and enameled hand painted decoration, central kerbschnitt panel depicting queen with crown, further with larg

GARNET AND DIAMOND CROSS, 2ND HALF OF THE 19TH CENTURY The Latin cross set with cushion-shaped garnets, accented by rose-cut diamonds, with pierced scroll and fleur-de-lys details, set with similarly-