17th C. European Bronze Pharmacy Mortars (pr)

16TH / 17TH CENTURY EUROPEAN BRONZE ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a cast mortar of original single-handle form, lettered "THOMAS BVCCONIVS" in a band above the heads of a king and

Northern Europe, probably Britain or the Low Countries, ca. early to mid-17th century CE. An intriguing cast bronze figure of a kneeling man with a tab cast as part of the back of one foot, presumably

Europe, ca. 15th to 16th c. CE. This is a heavy cast bronze mortar and pestle set with prominent ribs around the outside of the mortar and a simple scored dots decoration. The name "mortar" comes from

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17TH C BRONZE DECORATED MORTAR AND PESTLE 4 X 2.5

An antique 17th-century Spanish bronze mortar. Hand-forged tapering body with serrated lug projections. Unmarked. Collectible Antique Bronze Gothic Style Items. Dimensions: 4" in Tall. All measurement

Europe, France, likely Lyon, ca. early 17th century CE. A cast bronze apothecary's mortar with a wide, conical body on a round, flat base with lead inside of it. The exterior body of the mortar has si

**Originally Listed At $500** Western Europe, France or England, Post Medieval period, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. This is a heavy cast bronze mortar and pestle that was probably used by an apothecar

17th c late Spanish Renaissance cast bronze apothecary mortar, old patina, ht 5", dia 5 1/4"

17th c late Spanish Renaissance cast bronze apothecary mortar, sold w/ an appropriate pestle, mortar ht 4", dia 6", pestle length 7 1/2"

Incredible 17th century, dated 1631 along border and reads "SANCE ME FECIT SANCTVS AROMATARID GIOSEPPI SPATARN" meaning SANCE MADE ME THE SAINTS AROMATARID OF JOSEPH SPATARN bronze mortar most likely

Full title: A French bronze mortar, 17th C. Description: H 14,5 x Dia 22 cm

A European Bronze Clock, 17Th Century; Dimension: 23.1x15.4x33.4cm Currency: Price in USD

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, ca. 18th century CE. A bronze mortar and pestle - the mortar with twin squared handles, a tall cylindrical body with a dramatically flared rim, fine-line

Antique Bronze Mortar Possibly 16-17th Century. Measures 3 5/8" x 5 1/8". The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear

Western Europe, ca. 15th to 17th century CE. A delightful trio of bronze pilgrim badges. The first displaying the Madonna and Christ child in a niche. The second of hexagonal form with a male bust at

17th c., the larger, inverted bell-form with upper band of Latin inscription AMOR VINCIT OMNIA (love conquers all) A 1643, above two bands of relief decoration; 4”h; 5” diam.; the smaller

Circa 1601, bronze mortar with double loop handles. Forged Gilberto, 1601. Original wood and studded iron lid and hand hammered pestle. 11dia x 10h Pestle is 18 5/8 long. Finest one we have ever had

Title: A French bronze mortar with fleur-de-lis design, 17th C. Description: H 6,9 cm - Dia.: 10,3 cm

European Spanish Bronze Cross c.17th century. Size 2 1/4 x 1 1/8 inches. Cast bronze cross with unusual ornate open work. suspension loop. Fine patina. Ex CA Collection.

Pair of 17th c. Flemish or Dutch Pricket Candlesticks, probably altar sticks, with wide drip pans, baluster form stems, set on tripod bases with paw form feet, 21 3/4" high, 7 1/2" x 7 1/2". One foot

17th c., relief band at flared rim inscribed ANNO 1607 HENRICK TER HORST; centered narrow floral band, the bottom band with birds and scrolling vines; stylized dolphin op

Two Central European daggers, early Bronze Age, 20th - 17th century B.C.Bronze dagger with a short, pierced tang. Length 23.3 cm. Short bronze dagger with a double-pierced tang. Blade with a central r

Gilt bronze, just under 2” in height. Raised edge beams with a scalloped or scrolled halo and radials at the junction. Central relief vacant cross with the charges. Reverse with bands of interlo