Brass Balance, probably Italy, central pillar with

A 17th century brass candlestick, probably Central Europe, extracting hole, mounted on capstan base - 5"H x 4" diameter. Slight hairline extending from molded edge of font, else very good condition. P

With turned brass finials and feet, black-painted iron frame. Height to finial 33 inches, width 25 inches, seat height 16 1/2 inches. scratches and imperfections to brass

An Italian brass hanging fisherman's balance scale. Purchased in Naples Italy in 1960's.CERAMIC FISH NOT INCLUDED. ONLY FOR REFERENCE.

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Pair near matching small brass candlesticks with extracting holes, circular drip pans and capstan bases, probably Central Europe. Very good condition. 17th century. The larger measures 3 3/4"H x 3 1/4

Europe, probably Italy, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A pair of Baroque style tall altar candlesticks, also known as prickets, with repousse plated brass over sculpted wood. Repousse is a me

An Antique Indian traditional brass balance scale for weighing jewelry with goldtone weights, central stand and handy tweezers. Presented in original violet velvet lined box that also acts as a stand

Brass Balance by DeGrave & Co., London, c. 1840, with lattice beam, twin circular pans, setting lever, pillar support, and tripod stand with inswept feet. Height: 23 1/2"; Width: 21 1/4"; Depth: 12 1/

Western Europe, probably Italy, Classical Revival, ca. 19th century CE. A dramatic brass figurine depicting an ithyphallic dwarf attempting to throw an object, perhaps depicting a Greek 3rd-century ex

Western Europe, probably Italy or France, Neoclassical period, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful wood pediment featuring a pair of cherubs flanking a torch above a central cross. The adorable angels si

3 Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Unsigned, probably France, unusual two-pillar construction, iron foot, brass, original lacquer, rack-and-pinion focusing, height 8 ¾ in., c. 1875. – 2) "R. Wasserlei

SILVERPLATE LOTUS BOWL TRIPOD CANDLE HOLDER ITALY Central lotus shaped bowl on tripod feet that rise up to hold pillar candles. Marked F.B.R. Italy on bottom. Some wax residue.

JAPANESE BRASS BRACKET CLOCK, one-day movement, rotating dial, finely turned pillars, engraved plates with scrolling foliage, apertures for the sexagenary calendar, brass balance wheel, a fusee on the

Miniature of a fountain, probably Italy 20th century, bronze plated, partly gilded,probably on marble plinth with lapis lazuli, at the corners pillars connected by chains, fountain with kneeling, Egyp

A vintage cast brass desktop decorative piece depicting an architectural view of Pacentro, a well-preserved historic medieval village located in Abruzzo, central Italy. Pacentro has been nominated as

Antique August Sauter Balance Scales in Wooden Case with Marble Top | Sold by Central Scientific Company, Chicago | Brass plate at the front center of the case is signed with August Sauter Hallmark an

Central New England Railway Company brass switch key. Probably made by Slaymaker. Has serial number of 5028 on the reverse.

Case measures 15.75 x 9.5 x 13.5 inches and contains a "Central Scientific" Balance Beam Scale, a double radiometer, antique brass English Microscope and a German glass hydrometer - case has missing f

Probably Pennsylvania, brass with iron base, slightly tapered cylindrical reservoir with central wick support, trunnion mounting supported by a tooled stem, circular base; 9 1/2"H, 4" dia.; good condi

One piece brass skull with flame form top mount. Lion face front plate with central Arabic inscription cartouche. Brass chin chain. Probably French or English made for the Egyptian or Persian military

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe or North America, ca. 19th century CE. A brass weight used with balance scale sets. This heavy piece was probably commercially used rather than domestic ��

Sideboard British, 19th century, central drawer flanked by cabinet door and a deep cellaret drawer, figured veneers, tapered legs with spade feet, probably original brasses, 36 x 60-1/4 x 20 in., good

A Nuremberg brass alms dish with later inset central coat of arms for Charles I The dish probably 16th / 17th century The central coat of arms with traces of coloured enamels set within a raised folia

This stunning piece was worn by the cast of AIDA at a La Scala, Milan, Italy Opera production, probably between the 1930s and 1960s. Attributed to A. CORBELLA, the foremost Italian maker of opera and