Plush Ride able Toy Brown Bear on Wheels. Dark brown fur with tan face and shoulders, glass eyes and thread nose and mouth. Loop handle protrudes from top of back at neck. Bear mounted on a heavy wire frame with stationary axle rear wheels and individual caster mounted front wheels. Red metal wheels with black rubber tires. Bear growl ring pull on top behind handle. 18inh. X 26inl.

19th C Bronze Grand Tour Oil Lamp

18th C Blue and White Meat Dish c 1800

19th C Americna Shako

14K WHITE GOLD PEARL EARRINGS W/DIAMOND ACCENTS

Amazing Clear & Black Crystal Snake / Serpent Design Bangle Bracelet

Flow Blue Ironstone Soup Plate. Twelve sided rim. Reverse marked: inChapoo, J. Wedgwood.in Asian theme design. 8 3/8india.

Multicolor Crystal Snake / Serpent Design Bangle Bracelet

CHINESE EXPORT BLUE ON WHITE BOWL 18th century, 18th century. 5 7/8in diameter with harbor scene.

Early Americna Indian Trade Rifle

Large Indian shield

Large Oriental Blue and White Brush Pot

Japanese Kamikaze Bandana

Orental Painted Jardiniere

Pine Scale Model of a Mill complete with Scale, machinery, Equipment and Figures

LADIES 10K GOLD AMETHYST CLUSTER COCKTAIL RING

Three Fourteen Sided Rim Flow Blue Ironstone Plates. Marked on bottom: Ironstone, Pelew, E. Challinor. 8 3/4india.

Ivory Stanhope with Napoleon Finial and 4 views of Paris

Continental silverplate hall lantern scrolling frame enclosing beveled glass panels. H31in Sq.9in

US Model 1842 Henry Aston Percussion Pistol Manufactured by Henry Aston of Middletown, Connecticut. The Pistol Is A 54 Caliber 8 1/2in Smooth Bone Barrel With Swivel, Button Head Ram Rod, The Trigger Guard, Butt-Cap and Barrel Board/Side Plate Are Brass. There Were 24,000 Of This Model Made Between The Years 1846-1850.

Stylish Topaz and Crystal cocktail Ring, size 8

MEXICAN STERLING MULTI-STONE NECKLACE WITH EARRING

Victorian style Cherub Parlor Lamp, 36in t x 18in w

Vintage Leather Firemans Helmet

Stunning Black & Clear Crystal Silver Ring, size 8

Converted Adjustable Brass Oil Lamp

LADIES 14K GOLD DIAMOND CLUSTER RING

19th C ivory Barometer

Two Carved Ivory Animals. An owl seated on an orange stained bone branch with leaves. 4inh. X 6inw. Along with three monkeys grooming each other with a carved teak base. Overall: 3 1/4inh. X 2 5/8inw. Owl has tight crack on top of head. Right end monkey missing half of left arm.

Pretty Pink & Clear Crystal Silver Leaf Design Ring, size 8

19th C Percussion Single Shot Sporting Rifle

Oriental Ivory Parasol Handle of a very good quality

19th C Carved Ivory Brooch depicting a stag in the forest

Impressive Black Crystal Crocodile Bangle Bracelet, measures approx 7 inches

LADIES 14K YELLOW GOLD PEARL RING

19th C brass and glass inkwell

OFFICERS SWORD BASED ON THE PRUSSIAN PATTERN, Germanic, pre 1871 confederation. The brass hilt (remnants of gold) with folding guard and wire wrapped grip with crowned CA cipher. 31in blade (pitted) etched first half and marked with Solingen maker.

19th C Bronze figure of Mercury

Vintage Telephone, Wood case, with rotary dial and chrome metal accents. Height 21 inches.

Flintlock Blunderbuss Hexam Gaol A5

WW2 Luftschutz German Helment

Ivory Carving of Guan Yin on a beautifully carved wood stand. Measures 8 1/4in Tall x 5in Wide.

Nighwatchmans Time Piece by Jays

Three Graduated Toy Black Bear Pull Toys. Strap iron frame with four cast tin spoked wheels. Bears have a curly lamb coat with brown thread nose and glass eyes. All signed on front paw pads: inM.E. Bear, 1995. 15inh. X 20inl.; 12inh. X 15inl.; 8inh. X 9inl.

Copper Jelly Mould

Large Orental Tureen and Plate

Brigg Waling Cane with carved wooden Monkey Finial

Prisoner of War Scrimshawed Pipe Tamper in the Sahpe of a ladies leg

Large Bronze Figure of the Berlin Adorante c 1900

Persian / William De Morgan Style Isnic Vase

Well crafted plains Indian beaded medicine bag. Twentieth century original item, glass beaded fringe measures 7 x 6 inches and very good.

Nice early figural bottle of Black Man leaning on a tree stump. His head is made of a bisque like material. He measures 14 1/2in high, and in nice condition. I see no markings on base. I am not sure what came in it, possibly liquor.

Native American Sterling Silver Turquoise & Coral Necklace

19TH CENTURY MAIL ARMOR FRAGMENT, About 16 1/2in x 7in made of alternate rows of flat sheet rings and butted joint wire rings. Produced in Birmingham England for the Egyptian government to fight the Mahdist fundamentalists who subsequently captured it and used it against the British C.1885. Effective against edged weapons, it produced devastating wounds when penetrated by a bullet. This example with a single hole, likely from a bullet which is why it was collected in the field. Light surface rust. Unique to the Mahdist War and essential for a Sudanese War collection.

Wooden Tree Garlic Press, Antique Flat Butter Mold and Vintage Hand Lay Out Rolling Pin

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED ROOT FIGURE

BRONZE CHINESE/TIBETAN RITUAL VASE

Beautiful and RARE Art Nouveau bronze statue of Lady with Cherries by Georges Van de Straeten

Beautiful Citrine & Crystal Pendant Necklace 18K gold plated, necklace measures approx 17 inches

18/19th C Surgical Insturment

White Parian Pitcher. Relief design on body show a group of adults with one child camping in the woods. A tent on one side and a cook fire on the other. Vine loop handle. 10 1/2inh.

COSSACK KINDJAL DAGGER, 11 7/8in triple fullered blade. Hilt and scabbard decorated with applied wire work.

19th C netsuke watch stand

Huge Aquamarine Swarovski Crystal & Rhinestones 18K White Gold Ring, 18k gold plated

Large Oriental Blue and White Vase

18th Century Molding Plane, 19th Century Primitive Wood Plane and Antique Wood Level

19th C Waling Stick with Ivory Finial Carved in the Shape of a Dragon and having a silver collar

Catchy Pink & Clear Crystal Silver Cocktail Ring, size 8

Sterling Silver & Lapis Cuff Bracelet

Large Bronze Statue of Horses after PJ Mene

Bronze Statue

Art Deco Clock and matching pair of Garnitures

Delightful Silver tone Leaf Chandelier Dangle Drop Earrings measure approx 3.5 inches in length

Excellent Classic Style Crystal Bangle Bracelet

Pair of Gilt metal sevres style vases on marlble bases

Southern school (20th century) SWAMP SCENE AT DUSK oil on canvas, framed, unsigned H18in W48in Provenance: Bluffton, South Carolina private collection.

Stunning Princess Cut Semi-precious Sapphire, 18k gold plated, necklace measures approx 17 inches

Beautiful Pink Bow Crystal Bangle / Cuff Bracelet

Classic Style Crystal Bangle Bracelet

British American tobacco litho COURAGE, British American Tobacco Co. Ltd, successor to WM Cameron & Bro. Petersburgh, VA, inDying to save the Queens Coloursin an episode in the battle of Insandlwhana The death of Lieutenants melville and Coghill 24th regiment. in frame, frame measures 11in x 11in, as pictured

Stunning Crystal and Enamel Floral Bangle Bracelet

Oriental bone Okimono of Chinese Immortal

ATTRACTIVE 8 STRAND CRYSTAL RHINESTONE STRETCH BANGLE BRACELET, measures approx 1 in wide

Italian bisque porcelain figure of children, signed G. Bessi 19th century, young boy and girl playing on rock formation, mounted on marble base; signed: Prof. G. Bessi. H24 1/2in Provenance: From a South Carolina private collection.

Finely Carved Ivory Figure of Man and Monkey, measures 4 inches tall

PAINTINGS OF MICHELANGELO & AFFRESCHI POMPEIANI

Lovely Enamel & Crystal Floral Design Bangle Bracelet

Lovely Multicolor Crystal Ring, size 8

Erotic bronze of woman . H:14in From the Charles Martignette Art Collection

Indian Shield o rDhal

Vintage Roulette wheel

Sevres style 19th C gilded Urn

John Rogers, inSchool Days,in 19th c., patinated plaster, titled and signed on the base, H.- 21 3/4 in., W.- 12 1/2 in., D.- 8 1/2 in.

Crystal Serpent Stretch Bangle Bracelet

Sexy Red Crystal Kiss Lip Ring, size 8

Vintage Mace

Pair of Aesthetic Style Bronze Candlesticks in the style of Christopher Dresser

19th C French Pipe

Vintage Erotic Carved Walnut on stand

Five Piece Patriotic Blue Decorated Ironstone Dinnerware. All pieces marked with a spread eagle and banner with inGEMin and inR. Hammersley.in All pieces with blue stick spatter pattern rims and spread eagle on Union shield center. Two Plates: 8 3/4india.; 7 3/4india. side; 6 3/4india. sauce; and handless cup with saucer, 5 7/8india. X 2 3/4inh.

Swarovski Crystal Horse Bangle Bracelet, measures approx 7 inches

C 1900 pair of Egyptian Revival photo frames

WW2 Wakizashi with very early blade and tsuba

LADIES 14K WHITE GOLD DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING

19TH CENTURY SHOP SIGN IN THE FORM OF A SHIPS PROW

19th Century Composition Black Woman Eating Watermelon, from Hudson Valley estate. I thought it was a candy container, but does not open, original clothing, face has some flakes. Hands feel like they are bisque, measures 5in high.

Foxy Zebra Pattern Dangle Gold Tone Earrings, earrings measure approx 3 inches in length

Pair of Alabaster and Gilt Metal 3 branch 4 light candalabra with Turquoise decoration

Large Ivory Phallus with Erotic Carving

Erotically scrimshawed whales tooth

Prisoner of War Style Erotic Ivory Pipe Tamper

Large Pair of Continental 19th C Vases on claw feet

A SUDANESE KASKARA SWORD War of 1885, 33 5/8in broad blade with two fullers. Hide covered grip. Type associated with the Mad Mahti and the Sudanese War of 1885. Old auction tag attached.

Pair of Loius XVI style Ormulu Candlesticks c 1880

Awesome Multicolor Crystal Elephant Design Bangle Bracelet

18TH CENTURY MEDITERRANEAN STILETTO, Corsican or Sardinian. 5 7/8in d.e. diamond section blade with flattened ricasso struck with a maker's mark of a fish. Designed to be equally effective for the stiletto attack which was nearly always executed by surprise, and for throwing.

Teracotta Vase with Bibilicall Scenes

14KYG Yellow Sphene Ring, 2.10dwt

14K YELLOW GOLD LADIES ART NOUVEAU FIGURAL RING

Carved orental Ivory Netsuke of a mand and woman signed

Exquisite Multicolor Crystal Stretch Bangle Bracelet

10K YELLOW GOLD NECKLACE SHRINER PENDANT

Luxurious Oval cut Swarovski Crystal Stud Earrings, 18 kt gold plated, measures approx .5 inches in length

Victorian Style Brass Coal Bin, Rectangular, on scroll feet. Height 21 inches, width 20 inches, depth 12 inches.

LADIES PEARL NECKLACE W/ 14K WHITE GOLD CLASP

Aesthetic Bronze Tobacco Jar

This is a lot of celebrity press photographs from the estate of exotic dancers Tito & Corinne Valdez. Some signed, includes some duplicates. Included Dancer Jane Kosminsky, Actress Mae Clarke, Micheline Bardin, Dancer Micheline Bardin, Esther Tohbi, and others.

French Figural Spelter Mantel Clock, Hunting scene, time only, signed Parris Ca. 1880

Whales Tooth Erotically carved

LADIES 14K GOLD PAST PRESENT FUTURE DIAMOND RING

19TH CENTURY INDOPERSIAN JAMBIYA, 5in curved d.e. blade with central fuller. White metal hilt and scabbard decorated with embossed foliage and roped borders. Ex. Sotheby's London, Arms & Armour Sale of April 21, 1982, lot 163.

INDOPERSIAN BAYONET FOR MATCHLOCK MUSKET, Iron, forged construction with reinforced armor piercing blade and muzzle assembly with locking ring and side spurs for leather lashing.

Gorgeous Floral Style Crystal Bangle Bracelet

MWF1309B Watercolor on paper laid on card. - The Royal Charles, 5-1/4 x 9-7/8 in. unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN GROUPING, FIVE PIECES:Including 1 German round bowl; 1 floral and gilt painted square covered box; 1 French ovoid covered jar; 1 porcelain figure of a courting couple; and 1 Aynsley porcelain~Coronation of King Edward~cup. Five pieces total.

4.5 Ct. Ruby and Diamond Earings RPEX1B

Faberge Pansy Egg. Material: Pewter, Enamel. Dimensions: 2.5in (H) X 1.5in (D)

Handsome Dachshund, Bronze Sculpture, After Debvt 18" L x 10"H x 6"D 25lbs.This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1309E Watercolor on paper laid on card. The Victory 110 Guns~, 7-7/8 x 12-1/4 in. signed lower right ~H. Fletcher~ unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

Vintage Signed Christian Dior Love Knot Brooch, signed, Measures 1 3/8 x 1 1/4inches

Native American Winged Warrior Bronze Sculpture, After PJ Mene, 11"H x 6 "W x 4"D 10 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Pierre Jules Mêne, (1810 -1879), was a French Sculptor and animalière. He is considered the pioneer of animal sculpture in the nineteenth-century.Mêne produced a number of animal sculptures, mainly of domestic animals including horses, cows and bulls, sheep and goats which were in vogue during the Second Empire. He was one of a school of French animalières which also included Rosa Bonheur, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Antoine-Louis Barye, Auguste Caïn, and François Pompon.His work was first shown in London by Ernest Gambart in 1849. Mêne specialized in small bronze figures which explains why none of his works exist as public statuary. His work was a popular success with the bourgeois class and many editions of each sculpture were made, often to decorate an increasing number of private homes of the period. The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's. Mêne also seems to have enjoyed a longer period of success and celebrity than his contemporaries. He is considered to have been the lost-wax casting expert of his time, later surpassed only by Auguste Rodin.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 CANVASBACK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2441

Two Swans Bronze Sculpture, 6"H x 9"W x 6"D11 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

9.64ct Swiss Blue Topaz, size 14.24 x 8.99 x 7.26 mm, clarity VVS-VS, Octagon Facet mwf1970

Impressive DIAMANTE BUTTERFLY BANLGE BRACELET mwf2078

AQUAMARINE 18.5 X 14 100%UNHEATED. Aquamarine The name derives from the Latin expression for seawater. Aquamarine is a member of the beryl family and is known for its delicate blue or blue green coloring, which accounts for its name. Since early times, aquamarine has been believed to endow the wearer with foresight, courage, and happiness. It is said to increase intelligence and make one youthful. MWF155

John James Audubon Circa 1946 GYRFALCON MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2434

Portrait of Woman by Stanley Turnbull, Oil on Canvas Stanley Turnbull (American, 1886-1996), signed l.l., with sketched self-portrait on verso accompanied by artist's signature, and dated 1963 on verso; 24 x 20 in.

Faberge Duchess of Marlboro Egg. Material: Pewter, Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 6 in (H) X 2.5in (W) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

Hunting Dog with Quail Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin 12 "H x 18"W x 7"D28 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Saint Michael Dragon Slayer, Bronze Sculpture, After Bayre, 19"H x 14"W x 7" D 28 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Retriever - Hunting Dog, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 12"H x18"W x 6"D18 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.A retriever is a type of gun dog that retrieves game for a hunter. Generally gun-dogs are divided into three major classifications: retrievers,flushing spaniels, and pointing breeds. Retrievers were bred primarily to retrieve birds or other prey and return them to the hunter without damage. Although spaniels and some pointing breeds routinely retrieve game, and many retrievers are skilled in finding game, retrievers are distinguished in that non-slip retrieval is their primary function. As a result, retriever breeds are bred for soft mouths and a great willingness to please, learn, and obey. A soft mouth refers to the willingness of the dog to carry game in its mouth without biting into it. "Hard mouth" is a serious fault in a hunting dog and is one that is very difficult to correct. Newfoundlands are very nice retrievers although the name doesn't say they are soft mouthed-willing to retrieve dogs. Many retriever dogs are willing to please and are very loyal and good tempered like the labrador retriever, golden retriever and newfoundland.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 WOOD DUCK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2435

11.58ct Swiss Blue Topaz, size 16.47 x 11.28 x 7.22 mm, clarity VVS, Oval Facet mwf1967

Regal Elk, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Cavin, 9 inH x 5 1/2 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1383AA 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Sheep Pasture Scene, Signed H. Assteya

MWF1383BB 8 x 10 Oil on Board Depiciting Cow & Pasture Scene, Signed W. Coter

Single Standing Horse Bronze Sculpture, After Bayre, 12"H x 16"W x 4"D12 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

Two Flying Ducks, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye 16inH x 15inL x 8inD 35 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

KOROIT MATRIX OPAL 18.3 CTS mwf2297

Retriever Hunting Dog and Duck Bronze Sculpture, After Barye 15"L x 8"W x 12"H 18 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Coon Hound Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 9"H x 14"W x 6"D20 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece! Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

Miniature Flowers Basket Faberge Style Egg, Dimensions: 4.5in (H) X 2in (D), Materials Pewter, Enamel, Crystals.

Powder Flask depicting Single Stag Scene 221617G

South African native bamboo quiver. Skillfully carved on both sides.

~A Florida Swamp~ MATTED PRINT from a collection of rare prints. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. MWF2468

Golden Ship Faberge Style Jewelry Box, Dimensions: 2.75in(D) X 2.5in (H), Material: Pewter, Enamel.

Geronimo Indian Chief Bronze Sculpture, After Rubin, 19"H x 7"W x 7"D 22 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Early Clay Pipe depicting the head of Southern Slave during the 1840 to 1860 period. This pipe was unearthed at a tavern site in South Carolina and were most probably cast in the south and given to bidders at the time slave sales were routine in and around Charleston Market. Measures 1.5 inches H mwf1534c

Kremlin Cannons Faberge Style Egg, Dimensions: 3.75in (H) X 2in (D), Materials Pewter, Enamel, Crystals.

MWF1383U 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Evening Street Scape Scene

John James Audubon Circa 1946 MOUNTAIN QUAIL MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2443

Powder Flask depicting Hunting Dog Scene 221617H

Rearing Stallion,Bronze Sculpture, After Debvt, 19"H x 9"W x 9"D16 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Seated Hound Dog Bronze Sculpture, After Mene - 10 1/2"H x6"W x 6"D12 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Pierre Jules Mêne, (1810 -1879), was a French Sculptor and animalière. He is considered the pioneer of animal sculpture in the nineteenth-century.Mêne produced a number of animal sculptures, mainly of domestic animals including horses, cows and bulls, sheep and goats which were in vogue during the Second Empire. He was one of a school of French animalières which also included Rosa Bonheur, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Antoine-Louis Barye, Auguste Caïn, and François Pompon.His work was first shown in London by Ernest Gambart in 1849. Mêne specialized in small bronze figures which explains why none of his works exist as public statuary. His work was a popular success with the bourgeois class and many editions of each sculpture were made, often to decorate an increasing number of private homes of the period. The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's. Mêne also seems to have enjoyed a longer period of success and celebrity than his contemporaries. He is considered to have been the lost-wax casting expert of his time, later surpassed only by Auguste Rodin.

8.54ct Swiss Blue Topaz, size 12.47 x 10.72 x 8.76 mm, clarity VVS, Oval Checkerboard mwf1974

BOULDER MATRIX 27.00 CTS OPAL mwf2299

Cape Water Buffalo and Calf Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 17" L x 10"H x 8"D 38 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Powder Flask depicting Hunting Dog Scene 221617C

Indian Headrest Amazing African American Princess pillow. Actually a African pillow designed to keep hair from touching the ground when sleeping. Only a princess or tribal queen would warrant so many months of labor to make this piece, heavily decorated.

Big Horn Sheep Bronze Sculpture, After Debvt, 13"H x 10"L x6"D16 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF1483H GENUINE VICTORIAN CLAY TOBACCO PIPE

R.S. Prussia Sculptural Handled Plate, rose motif, red mark. 11in Dia.

Gorgeous Crystal Necklace & Earring Set

Two Running Horses Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 11"H x 18"W x 7"D24 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

MWF1309A Watercolor on paper laid on card. The Queen Charlotte, 7-1/4 x 10-1/2 in. signed lower right ~H. Fletcher~ unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

Indian Chief with Spear Bronze Sculpture Bust, After Bzach, 29"H x 12"W x 10"D 30 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

An 18 Karat White Gold, Star Ruby and Diamond Pendant, containing one oval Star Ruby weighing approximately 20.39 carats and 181 round brilliant diamonds weighing approximately 1.58 carats.

AFTER TITIAN, OIL ON CANVAS, 19TH C, 41in X 32in, 'YOUNG WOMAN WITH A DISH OF FRUIT':depicts a woman (Titian's Daughter Lavinia) carrying a dish of fruit above her head; carved gilt wood and gesso frame; From the Estate of Walter Lincoln Fry, Industrialist and global trader. (Fry Glass).

Antique Gold-Tone Topaz and Crystal Filigree Style Butterfly Brooch Pin, Measures approx 1.78in x 2.38in w mwf2081

9.97ct Swiss Blue Topaz, size 13.05 x 9.54 x 7.52 mm, clarity VVS, Octagon Facet mwf1962

BOULDER MATRIX 13.00 CTS OPAL mwf2293

MASSIVE 42.87ct. NATURAL OVAL FACET IMPERIAL TOPAZ, Meausres 23x19x12.8 mm., clarity VVS

John James Audubon Circa 1946 HARLEQUIN DUCK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2442

Four R.S. Prussia Berry Bowls, floral motif, red mark. 1 1/2in H, 5in Dia.

MASSIVE 31.10 CTS NATURAL BRAZILIAN PEAR SHAPED BLUE TOPAZ, Dimension 27.50 X 17.86 X 10.72, CLARITY IF

13.19ct Swiss Blue Topaz, size11.9 x 11.87 x 8.39 mm, clarity Transparent, Cushion Cabochon mwf1965

Resting Elk Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 17"H x17"W x 8"D40 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 OYSTER-CATCHERS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2444

Native American Indian & Eagle Bronze Sculpture Bust, After Lobo, 20"H x 27"w x 9"D 40 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Faberge Long Tail Peacock Brooch, Dimensions: 2in (D), Material: Pewter, Crystals. The brooch is an absolute sparkling beauty with colored crystals all over.

R.S. Prussia Oval Handled Tray, floral motif with gilt trim, red mark. 9 3/4in L

Moose and Branch Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 10"H x16"L x 7"W25 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.he moose (North America) or common elk (Europe), Alces alces, is the largest extant species in thedeer family. Moose are distinguished by the palmate antlers of the males; other members of the family have antlers with a "twig-like" configuration.

VINTAGE Rhinestone 1930S BUTTERFLY BROOCH, measures approx 2 1/2in X 1 3/4in mwf2072

Swan Faberge Trinket Box, This jewelry box is beautifully ornamented with crystals all over the neck of the graceful swan. The eyes are made of green miniature crystals. The feathers are made of green, white, and red enamel. The upper part of the this beautiful swan opens up for jewelry storage underneath. Material: Pewter, Austrian Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 2.5in (H) X 2.5in (Base Diameter) 2.5in (L) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

C.T. Germany Portrait Plate of Anne d Autriche 8 1/2in Dia.

Magnificent Nero Claudius Bust, 10 1/4inH x 5inW x 2 3/4in D 7lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Athena Greek Goddess Bronze Sculpture, After Mercie 24inH x 11inW x 9inD 28 lbs. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Faberge Amber Egg, Beautiful amber colored egg with blue enamel rays. The egg is ornamented with 8 amber gems located on each plate. Tiny crystals surround the blue enamel that divides the egg into 8 similar sections. A miniature blue and golden crown is placed on the top of the egg surrounded by tiny crystals. Material: Pewter, Austrian Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 5in (H) X 2in (Egg Diameter) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

MAYAN CALENDAR GOD Coppertoned plaque, Measures 3 1/4in width x 3 1/4in high mwf2182

MWF1383Z 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Sheep Pasture Scene, Signed H. Assteya

MWF1690 Handcarved jade Guanyin pendant, approx 3in

Gorgeous genuine coin pearl necklace 80in

Equestrian Horse Mare Foal Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 11"H x13"W x 8"D26 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

English School, Schooners at Sea, c. 1900, watercolor, framed, H.- 10 1/2 in., W.- 14 1/2 in.

THE ISLAND SANCTUARY from a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. Mearsures 12.5in x 9.5in MWF1287

Polar Bears, Bronze Sculpture, 13"H x 13"W x 8"D 30 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Julius Caesar Bronze Sculpture, After Dalov, 30inH x 8inW x 8inD 45 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Fine Moose Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 7 inH x 3 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Painted wood Noah's Ark, 19th c., with twenty-seven animals, 7inches h.MWF2334

6 ct ROUND PEARL HALFDRILLED HIGH LUSTER VERY CLEAN MWF291

Sunset Over Pond Oil on Board in Frame: Rural Landscape with Birch Tree. 27 1/2IN X 13IN x 3IN Carved Gesso Frame

Kelch Apple Blossom Faberge Egg, Dimensions: 3in (H) X 4in (L) x 3in (W), Weight: 1 lb 2 oz, Material: Pewter, Crystals, Enamel. The egg contains a delicate arrangement of distinctive and glamorous flowers with golden stems that would make you feel as if you have walked through the gates of Royal garden. The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

Patinated Spelter Figure of Diana, 19th c, on a malachite inlaid gilt decorated black granite base, H.- 19 in., W.- 6 in., D.- 4 1/2 in.

19in Three strand Champagne Fresh Water and Brown Coin Pearl Necklace

FLAWLESS 15.9 2cts. NATURAL OVAL BLUE TOPAZ UNTREATED, DIMENSIONS 13.4mm x 15.4mm x 9.8mm, B 4/5 Sky-Blue, medium tone, strong saturation, Clarity: VVS, type 1 / Eye clear - High quality

Tang Dynasty Horse, Bronze Sculpture, 9"H x 4.5"D x 5"W 8 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

R.S. Prussia Chocolate Pot, floral motif, unmarked. 10 1/4in H

Holy Land, Oil Lamp c. 100-300 AD., pale red earth toned, about 3in in length

Male and Female Elk Bronze Sculpture, After Barye 13"H x 12"W x 9"D 22 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

BRONZE PORTRAIT BUST - Ca 1890, Belle Epoch Bust Portrait of the Young Julius Caesar, unsigned, mounted on a molded block of carrera marble, unsigned, the bust itself is 11 3/4in tall, 8 1/4in wide at the shoulders, 5 5/8in deep at the base, 15 5/8in tall including marble, 8in x 6in at base, nice chocolate patina, small rub to tip of nose, otherwise very good condition

Cape Water Buffalo Bronze Sculpture, After Barye 14"L x 10"H x 14"W32 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

Japanese Ox-Bone Hand Carved Figure approx H 2 in - MWF856H

Japanese Ox-Bone Hand Carved Figure approx H 2 in - MWF856G

Daniel Mink Watch - Daniel Mink watches creates timeless watches for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship, elegance, and a sense of unique luxury. MWF1704A

Classy Erotic Nude Woman, Bronze Sculpture, After Pinochee 18"H x 5"W x 5"D 15lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Impressive Trotting Horse, Bronze Sculpture, After L. Carvin, 8 inH x 4 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Powder Flask depicting Ornate Pattern 221617D

ROYAL DOULTON ~MISS DEMURE & ROSE~ TWO PIECES: HN 1402, 1368:Beautifully hand painted.

11.99ct Swiss Blue Topaz, sixe 15.73 x 11.59 x 8.58 mm, clarity VVS, Oval Facet mwf1966

Magnificent Bear Bronze Sculpture, After L Carvin, 9 inH x 3 inW x 2 3/4in D 8lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Poseidon God of the Sea Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 13"H x 7"W x 6"D 11 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Poseidon (Greek: ??se?d??; Latin: Neptunus) was the god of the sea, storms, and, as "Earth-Shaker," ofearthquakes in Greek mythology. The name of the sea-god Nethuns in Etruscan was adopted in Latin for Neptune inRoman mythology: both were sea gods analogous to Poseidon. Linear B tablets show that Poseidon was venerated atPylos and Thebes in pre-Olympian Bronze Age Greece, but he was integrated into the Olympian gods as the brother of Zeus and Hades. Poseidon has many children. There is a Homeric hymn to Poseidon, who was the protector of many Hellenic cities, although he lost the contest for Athens to Athena.

ENORMOUS 196.78ct. IMPERIAL TOPAZ UNHEATED, size 37x29x21 mm, clean clarity, superior luster, Very RARE! MWF2344

Bassett Hound Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 10"H x12"W x 6"D19 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.The Basset Hound is a short-legged breed of dog of the hound family. They are scent hounds, bred tohunt rabbits by scent. Their sense of smell for tracking is second only to that of the Bloodhound. The name Basset is derived from the French word bas, meaning "low", with the attenuating suffix -et, together meaning "rather low". Basset hounds are commonly brown and black and most often spotted, but also exist in a variety of colors.

Fighting Elk Bronze Sculpture, After PJ Mene, 17"W x 8"H x 8"D26 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece! Pierre Jules Mêne, (1810 -1879), was a FrenchSculptor andanimalière. He is considered the pioneer of animal sculpture in the nineteenth-century.Mêne produced a number of animal sculptures, mainly of domestic animals including horses, cows and bulls, sheep and goats which were in vogue during the Second Empire. He was one of a school of French animalières which also included Rosa Bonheur, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Antoine-Louis Barye, Auguste Caïn, and François Pompon.His work was first shown in London by Ernest Gambart in 1849. Mêne specialized in small bronze figures which explains why none of his works exist as public statuary. His work was a popular success with the bourgeois class and many editions of each sculpture were made, often to decorate an increasing number of private homes of the period. The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's. Mêne also seems to have enjoyed a longer period of success and celebrity than his contemporaries. He is considered to have been the lost-wax casting expert of his time, later surpassed only by Auguste Rodin.

John James Audubon Circa 1946 HUMMINGBIRDS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2454

Vintage 1950s Alva Studios Brass Fish Brooch - Museum Replica Brooch Signed Alva, measures 2.25 inches by 2 inches and is in great condition MWF2320

Pair 6ct Madagascar Red Ruby (2 pieces), average size 7.43 x 5.26 mm, clarity Transparent/Translucent, Round Cabochon mwf1978

Swedish Mitre Pendant Alva Museum Mitre pendant measures 2in long and chain measures 20in. Mwf2003

THE SHADOW DANCE from a collection of rare prints, many one of a kind in that they are hand-colored. Each print from the collection were literally discovered in the attic of a South Carolina pre-civil war mansion. All of the prints are in excellent condition, the hand-coloring as vivid as the prints themselves are rare. Each print was made by carving the scene, in reverse, into a wood block. Rare, fine condition and below market value with an estimate of $200 - $400. Mearsures 12.5in x 9.5in MWF1282

Fighting Panther and Alligator Bronze Sculpture, After Moiynuiz, 9"H x 12"W x 7"D24 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

Ship in a Bottle - 4 Mast American Bark - Flying American flag. Blue hull, red waster line and black false gun ports. Interior painted ocean. An early bottle with carved cork stopper. Circa 1910 Size: 9.75 L X 4.25in H X 2.5in D Weight: approx 2lbs

14KT GOLD TANZANITE AND DIAMOND EARRINGS:H 3/8in; 1 gram RP212

DAZZLING 3.75IN Swarovski Crystal Floral Brooch Pendant mwf2300

Faberge Style Egg, measures approx 5 in H. Materials Pewter, Enamel, Crystals

Vintage Sterling Silver Marcasite and Enamel Butterfly Brooch Pendant, measures approx 1.5 in mwf2070

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Tiger in Jungle~

Faberge Inspired Egg, Dimensions: 4in (H) X 2.5in (D), Materials Pewter, Enamel, Crystals.

African American Clay Pipe Measures approx 4 inches in length mwf2202

Bizarre Signed Carved Ivory Netsuke, early 20th c, of a dog MWF478D

Faberge Style Peacock Brooch, Dimensions: 2in (D), Material: Pewter, Crystals. The brooch is an absolute sparkling beauty with colored crystals all over.

40in natural 8-9mm black pearl necklace mwf2013

MWF1309D Watercolor on paper laid on card. A 38 Gun Frigate 1790, 6-1/2 x 11-5/8 in. signed lower right ~H. Fletcher~ unframed (British, 19th/20th century)

GIGANTIC BOULDER MATRIX 115.00 CTS OPALmwf2298

John James Audubon Circa 1946 KITTIWAKE MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2424

Native American Arrowhead, measures approx .75inH x.5inW -- MWF334I

Vintage Victorian Era Vintage Gold Filled Locket Bracelet

MWF39 FRAMED OIL ON CANVAS ~WILD TURKEY~ ORIGINAL PAINTING BY ROBERT WHITE 30IN x 40IN GOLDGILT

John James Audubon Circa 1946 DUCK HAWK MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2436

Lovely Female Child Portrait Bust Bronze Sculpture, After Fix Masseau, 10 1/4inH x 2 3/4inW x 2 3/4in D 7bls. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

BOULDER MATRIX 52.00 CTS ROUGH OPAL mwf2295

Ruby and Diamond Ring 1360

Chinese Rare Hongshan Culture Nephrite Jade carved Token depicting dragons, measures approx 4 in diameter MWF2321

Early Clay Pipe depicting the head of Southern Slave during the 1840 to 1860 period. This pipe was unearthed at a tavern site in South Carolina and were most probably cast in the south and given to bidders at the time slave sales were routine in and around Charleston Market. MWF2315

Powder Flask depicting Ornate Pattern 221617B

Order of St. George Faberge Egg. Material: Pewter, Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 4.5in (Height with Stand, 3in Without Stand) X 2in (Egg Diameter) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

5 x 7 Oil on Board ~Horse in Pasture~ Signed W. Krell

Capitol Faberge Style Egg, Dimensions: 4in (H) X 2in (D), Materials Pewter, Enamel, Crystals. The egg opens vertically.

Handcarved Walnut Jewelry Box, Dimensions: 8in (L) X 5in (W) 3in (H)

Handcarved Walnut Jewelry Box - Amazing detail, hand carved, this jewelry box is a true piece of art. Contains secret lock and 2 jewelry displays. Dimensions: 10.5in (L) X 8in (W) X 5in (H), red velvet interior

After Aldo Bartalietti, ~Tigre Blesse~ 1931, patinated plaster statue, with a presentation plaque on the front, H.- 12 in., W.- 22 in., D.- 6 1/4 in.

Pheasant Bird, Bronze Sculpture, After Debvt, 13"H x 20"L x 6"D22 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

MWF912B Confederate $1000 war bond dated August 19th 1861 and numbered 715 with 33 attached coupons. Condition - Some yellowing, folds.

Faberge Miniature Egg, Pewter, Austrian Crystals. Egg with stand dimensions: 2.25in (H) x 1in (D) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

African Lion Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 10"H x12"W x 7"D18 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

Native American Arrowhead, measures approx .75inH x.5inW -- MWF334G

MWF912A Confederate $1000 war bond dated Feb. 20, 1863 and numbered 9486 with seven attached coupons. Condition - Some yellowing, folds and tears to margins

Flowers Basket Faberge Egg, Measures: 6in (H) X 3in (W), Weight: 2 lbs 1 oz, Material: Pewter, Enamel, Crystals. The Spring Flowers Faberge egg is in strawberry red enamel with guilloche ground with golden flowers and green leaves ornamented with tiny crystals for the flower pistils. The egg opens horizontally along the flower line to golden flowers with brown eggs in a golden color basket inside. The basket handle is detachable. The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

Grizzly Bear Mother and Cub Bronze Sculpture, After Bayre, 9"H x 10"W x 7"D 16 lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

RPEX42 - 288.60 Ct Natural Brazilian Emerald

MWF1402 Beautiful Persian Design Large Plate Charger - Measures about 11 1/2 inches un marked

Lion and Lioness, Bronze Sculpture, After Barye, 13"L x 7"W x 10"H20 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!Antoine-louis Barye (1796 - 1875) Originally trained as a goldsmith, Antoine-Louis Barye served in Napoleon's army before studying sculpture and painting. He entered the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in 1818 and adapted the romantic-style subject matter of violent and majestic animals. After his crocodile-like sculpture entitled Tiger Devouring a Gavail, won a medal at the Salon of 1831, Barye became a successful and independent sculptor and painter. His animal sculptures competed at the Salon alongside the more traditional and revered human figures. In 1845, Barye began a foundry that produced smaller and more affordable bronze statues. He was appointed the keeper of plaster casts at the Louvre and professor of zoological drawing at the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle, both in Paris. Elected to the Academie in 1868, Barye inspired a later generation of animal sculptors who called themselves the animaliers.

Tibetan Natural Jade Carved Bowl

Renaissance Faberge Egg, Dimensions: 2.5in (H) X 2.75in (L) X 1.75in (W), Weight: 10 oz, Material: Pewter, Enamel. The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

MWF1383W 5x7 Oil on Board Depiciting Venice, Gondola Scene

MATCHING 12.90 CT. EMERALD CUT GOLDEN CITRINE 2 PC SET

Lilies of the Valley Egg by Carl Faberge. Material: Pewter, Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 6.5in (H) x 2.75 (D) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today.

Giant 53.35ct Madeira Citrine Pendant & 14Kt Gold

Rose Jewelry Trinket Box, The jewelry box is made by green and red enamel. The rose leaves are covered all over with miniature pink crystals giving it a shiny spark. Two of the leaves open up to provide a jewelry space. Material: Pewter, Austrian Crystals, Enamel. Dimensions: 4in (H) The famed Faberge eggs are jeweled eggs, often with the most ornate, minuscule designs on them. The House of Faberge made the original pieces from 1885 to 1917. At that time, they became popular gifts given during the Easter season. Larger versions were made for the Russian royal family, including Alexander III and Nicolas II. Of these, 42 of the 50 originals exist today. Most Faberge eggs, though, were much smaller and hung from a chain around the neck. These eggs have precious metals on them or gemstone decorations, often with intricate detailing. These are a symbol of luxury and thought of as individual masterpieces.

Fine Belly Dancer, Bronze Sculpture 13 1/2"H x 5"W x 5"D 12lbs. This bronze sculpture was produced using the Lost Wax casting method. The Lost Wax Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This Lost Wax casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!

John James Audubon Circa 1946 AMERICAN SOOTY ALBATROSS MATTED PRINT The Birds of America MWF2449

Native American Arrowhead, measures approx 1inH x 1.5inW -- MWF334A

Diana, Goddess of the Hunt, Bronze Sculpture, After A. Carrier, 28"H x 11"W x 9"D 38 lbs This bronze sculpture was produced using the "Lost Wax" casting method. The"Lost Wax" Cast method is the most precise metal casting technique in existence, ensuring exquisite detail of the original host model which is usually sculpted in clay or wax. This "Lost Wax" casting method is an extremely labor intensive and expensive process, but the end results produce a Heirloom Quality Masterpiece!