TWO EUROPEAN METALLIC WEDDING CROWNS, 19th C.

Both Ottoman inspired & of hand woven cotton crepe, hand embroidered w/ silk in reverse running stitch, draw thread work sections & w/ square or lozenge motifs in flat metallic strip embroidery: 1 w/

Both w/ silk & flat metal strip embroidery to two ends, reversible: 1 w/ dense embroidery on cotton, late 18th C, 9" x 83", (metallic thread tarnished, tiny-1.75" spot stains, 2" x 4" stain to center,

French Louis XV Style Carved Oak Wedding Armoire, 19th c., the stepped rounded corner crown over two highly carved doors with long steel escutcheons and fiche hinges, on carved cabriole legs joined by

Red coat heavily decorated with metallic gold ribbon having repeating striped crest surmounted by crown, the same design appears on domed silver buttons flanked by two figures, fancy faux pockets with

PAIR OF CONTINENTAL BRASS AND GLASS TWO-ARM CANDELABRAEuropean, 19th CenturySurmounted with a female head set within a sunburst.Heights 23”.

Louis XV style two door wedding armoire, 19th century, executed in highly carved oak, the molded crest above a floral carved medallion, surmounting two carved paneled doors, rising on outswept feet, 9

Two Crown Derby Imari 19th century cache pots with incised markings height 5" width 7.5" depth 4" 5" H x 7.5" W x 4" D slight loss to gilt

TWO DOOR BOOKCASE, GLASS PANELED DOORS. INTERIOR SHELVES. WITH ORIGINAL KEY. CONDITION IS CONSISTENT WITH AGE. 54" W x 26" D x 86" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

American School (19th Century) Two Wedding Portraits. Oil on canvas. Unsigned Each canvas: 13.5" x 11" Each frame: 16" x 13.5"

A 19th century European two-drawer chest, 30" H x 34" W x 19" D.

Two 19th c prints of European military including colored lithograph of the Battle of Waterloo (9.5 x 6.25", Fine) and an engraving of military encampments (6.5 x 8.5", Fine) Reserve: $20.00 Shipping:

American and European, 19th century. Two noggins, one with late white paint (loss), and one with old salmon and blue paint, 8.75"h., and a mug with wrigglework copper banding and handle, 5"h. Together

(19th C. European) "Two Portraits", framed etching, signed lower right, artist name and date 1874 on plate, approximate work size 3 3/4" x 6", frame 11 1/2" x 13 1/2".

Two Lithographs of European Nobility, 19th C., of a male and a female Each overall: 17-1/2"h x 14-1/2"w Each sight: 13-1/2"h x 10-1/2"w Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadel

Two 19th Century European Figural Vampire Slayer Stakes, carved wood. Comprised of two antique cherub figures with acanthus-form skirts, later fitted with crosses and stakes. Each size: 21'' x 8'' x 1

Two 19th Century European Cavalry Sabers, unknown makers, the first having a 32-1/2 in. steel blade etched with floral patterns, a gilt iron guard, its knuckle bow fitted with brass collection disc st

PAIR OF 19th CENTURY EUROPEAN LANDSCAPE OIL ON PANEL PAINTINGS. Height: 9.5 in. by Width: 11.5 in.

maiden with a cup drawing water as she rests on a stump, 10.5”H x 11”L, with a Dore gilt bronze the contemplating woman with harp, 7.5”H x 8”L.

Two 19th C. European Swords: (1) Spanish Cavalry Sword with single fullered curved steel blade with cup style steel hilt and wire wrapped grip with steel scabbard, (1) Unmarked sword with single fulle

TWO EUROPEAN WOOD BOXES , ONE A MAHOGANY STATIONARY BOX WITH INLAID OVAL FRIEZE, THE OTHER ROSEWOOD INLAID WRITING BOX, BOTH ARE 19TH C.; 14"H X 9"W X 7"D STATIONARY BOX; CONDITION: BOTH BOXES A/F WIT

19th c. European School- Two Men in A Tavern- oil on canvas, old restoration. 34 1/4 x 48''

European silver Torah crown, probably Italy, 19th century. Decorated with gilding, reliefs of floral motifs and bells. the upper part decorated with Star of David. Length: 22 cm. Weight: 265 grams. Un

Two Victorian Crucifix Under Glass Domes, 19th Century - European, probably France. Two antique crucifixes under glass domes. One of gilt wood with reticulated gilt metal edging and on a wooden base (

Oil on tin. Beautifully painted portrait of two sisters, one holds their bird (carrying pigeon?) and the other a note. In a period/original gilt frame. 12.5" high, 10" wide (tin), 16.5" high, 14.25" w