American conductor's baton with twisted ivory handl

(1899-1985) American conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra for 44 years, noted for the rich, velvety quality that epitomized the ‘Philadelphia sound’. Conductor’s baton, 15.5 in. l

Early 20th century personal baton and case owned by the Big Band Conductor Musician Don Jacoby (American, 1920-1992). Fitted hard leather case, identified on metal tag belonging to Don Jacoby. Dimensi

Steinberg, William (German/American, 1899-1978), Baton with photograph of conductor and label in frame, also with a letter dated June 1979 from The Pittsburgh Symphony Society at verso, baton 18 inche

For your consideration is this African Yoruba Ivory Coastal brass necklace, appearing to be dated form the late 19th century to early 1900's. The necklace shows a twisted straw design with coiled bras

Late 19th century. Two batons, one red, blue and clear swirled, 36"h. And one yellow, orange, white, blue and clear swirled, 44.5"h. And a shepperd's crook, clear twisted, 36"h.

Ceremonial Wand. Conductor's Baton. Ebonized staff with gold tips and medallion. Lyre finial cap. Inscribed Jan. 1907. In fitted box case-- Dimensions: : L: 19 inches --- US Shipping charge: $20

Description: This is a commemorative conductor's baton. It has an ebonized staff with silver tips and engraved, winding silver escutcheon. The inscription is written, "Dem Musikdirektor, Herrn Theodor

A Victorian silver mounted ebonised conductor's baton by Henry Pope, Birmingham 1885, with a scroll foliate knop, a presentation engraved band and a scroll foliate tip, 53.5cm (21in) long, in a leathe

Fitted case measures 1-1/2 x 15-1/2 . Conductor's baton with magnificent gold embellished handle measures 11-3/4. This presentation piece belonged to Adam Itzel Jr. (November 30, 1864, September 5, 18

Antique English sterling silver orchestra conductor's baton. 20 1/2"l

An English conductor's baton. Made of wood with sterling silver links, London, 1929. Bears a dedication. Separates into two parts, in the original case. Length when assembled: 33 cm.

Mahogany conductor's baton with sterling silver tips made by Reed & Barton.

20th CENTURY MANUFACTURE A group of three conductor's batons in wood, resin and silver, with silver end grip. . Cm 1,50 x 63,00. One in original case. Dimensions: 63x1.5cm; 38x2.5cm; 42x1.5cm.

Vintage Sterling Silver and Ebony Conductor’s Baton in Original Presentation Case, Dedication Plaque Reads “Stratford Musical Festival Given by James Bates esq. 1925” with Hallmarks

POPULARISER OF CHRISTMAS CAROLING IN AMERICA; 16" LONG

Antique conductors baton or magicians wand with the initials MCM or MMC or CMM, bronze tip, measures 14" length, ball at end is 1" dia. Excellent condition.

Ernst Paul Lehmann Germany - 1920's - 10.75" Tall Pristine This is an extremely scarce variation, on box bottom EPL 685. The figure holds a Conductor's Baton.

All with original box. Conductors baton broken. 3" to 5-3/4" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms

A PAIR OF VINTAGE SAPPHIRE CUFFLINKS, PIAGET in 18ct yellow gold, each formed of two twisted baton links, terminated at the ends by round cabochon sapphires, signed Piaget, French export assay marks,

SET OF FOUR CHAIRS BY MILO BAUGHMANAmerican, 20th century. Ivory upholstery to the cylindrical seats on chrome swivel bases.27 x 31 x 31 in. (68.58 x 78.74 x 78.74 cm.)

Unusual Bronze Gasolier late 19th century, probably American, with a twisted and reeded standard with piercework ball and ball finial, the scrolled arms decorated with conforming mounts h. 37-1/2", di

Wilfried Satty (German/American, 1939-1982), Twisted Figure, 1971, collage on paper, signed and dated lower right, sight: 10"h x 7.5"w, overall (with frame): 17.25"h x 14.5"w

Lot 23 Roy De Forest American (1930-2007) Baton Rouge (1971) pastel, crayon, colored pencil, and graphite on paper signed center right sheet: 18 1/2 x 25 inches Provenance: From a Private Col

Dan Christensen, large acrylic on canvas, 1974, Dan Christensen (American, 1942-2007), "Baton Rouge", signed, dated, and titled verso, gallery label on stretcher, brass slat framed, 91"h x 57"w (total