A German Gothic lance head, 13th/14th century

A German Gothic lance head, 13th/14th centuryKräftiges Blatt mit rhombischem Querschnitt. Facettierte konische Tülle mit zwei seitlich angesetzten eisernen Knebeln. Narbig mit dunkler Alterspati

circa 14th Century Provenance: with canceled check to Peter Pollack, New York, 1974 head measures 7 inches high, 13 total inches high

Limestone capital 13th/14th century with a female head. Wearing head covering, well defined in face. On marble stand. Provenance: Private CT collection. Dimensions: H 8" x W 6.75" x D 5" Condition: St

German, Medieval /Gothic in style of the late 15th or 16th century but later, the mace features a cast steel head of 6 ears and pierced to each with a 4 leafed clover, shaft with hexagonal pattern and

A patinated bronze spout in Gothic style, A patinated bronze spout in Gothic style, 18th/19th century, German, modelled as a lion's head, 31cm long 15cm high

Late 19th century German walnut library table having exotic wood inlays, pierced Gothic stretcher fretwork and carved bird heads, 31 1/2" x 35" x 21". Provenance: Estate of Colonel Howard C. "Scrappy"

A STERLING SILVER FIGURE OF ST. HUBERTUS, GERMAN, 19TH CENTURY. Finely sculpted in full round, the semi kneeling figure in half armor holding a lance, and the breastplate emblazoned with a stag head d

This antique statuette, measuring 17x7x6cm (6.69x2.76x2.36 inches), is a testament to the rich spiritual cultures of Southeast Asia during the 13th to 14th century AD. Crafted from either bronze or br

A 16TH CENTURY GERMAN GOTHIC STRAP IRON WOOD STRONG BOX overlaid with foliate type panelling, with original lock. 25 cm x 18 cm x 15 cm.

Gothic head. Spain, 14th century. "Crowned Virgin". Stone . Gilded wooden pedestal. Lack of polychromy on the pedestal. Measurements: 7.5 x 6.9 x 7.7 cm (head); 6.8 x 6 x 6 x 6.1 cm (base). Carved sto

Recovered at Königstein Castle, Hesse, Germany, between Frankfurt and Wiesbaden. Iron, 4 5/8” length with elegantly forged diamond section point and tapered tang. With a copy of the origina

A small German Gothic battle axe, 14th/15th centurySchmales Blatt mit geradem Rücken, einseitig geschlagene Marke. Sechskantige Tülle, stellenweise tiefere Narben. Ergänzter Weichholzschaft.

Dimension: 160x60mm Introduction: This exquisite bronze Buddha head, adorned with an elaborate headdress, hails from the flourishing spiritual cultures of Southeast Asia during the 13th to 14th centur

late 19th/early 20th century; probably German, gothic manner, each depicting biblical scene, set in wood frames, 46 in. H., 23 in. W.

late 19th/early 20th century; probably German, gothic manner, each depicting biblical scene, set in wood frame, 46 in. H., 23 in. W.

14.5" spearpoint with 10.75" axe head. Two langlets with two nail holes each. The hole engraved with foliate motifs. Likely 17th century. **Scatted oxidation and wear throughout with the hole

Late 19th early 20th century German bisque head musical jester doll marked "No. 184 14/0", attributed to Kestner, wood handle, original outfit, fixed eyes, shoulder plate doll head, 13"T

Marked 226 0, 34 cm long, some finger are missing.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN BISQUE HEAD PORCELAIN DOLL together with a fine quality Canadian 1992 doll. 60 cm long. (2)

A glazed china head doll with china shoulder plate, molded and hand-painted facial features, black Dolly Madison-style molded hair, blue eyes, marked Germany. With a cloth body, hands and legs, satin

A pair of terracotta trophy heads, A pair of terracotta trophy heads, 19th century, German or Austrian, each in the form of a roebuck head with detachable horns, within an oak leaf wreath, 35cm high (

German plaster painted deer head, 20th century. 14"h. x 10"w.

Early 20th Century German bisque head doll with brown curly hair, brown glass sleepy eyes, stuffed body. "Germany" marked on back of neck. Possibly a Fritz Bierschenk doll? She stands 16" tall. She is

A Pair of Scottish Gothic Carved Oak Heads Circa 14th Century Height of larger example 10 x width 7 1/2 x depth 7 inches. Provenance: Alain Michel, Brussels