English Brass Rubbing on Black Paper of a Lion

Housed in a black wooden frame with gilded gold trim. Depicts a lion in brass-color ink. Crafted in Westminster Abbey and Windsor Parish Church. Frame size: 13.25in W x 10.75in H x 0.5in D. Sight size

A vintage English brass rubbing gold heelball on black paper depicting Lady Margaret Peyton "The Lace Lady" c. 1484 grave marker buried in Isleham, Cambridgeshire. It is presented in a black and gold

Brass color on black paper. Identified below. Dimensions: (Frame) H 43" x W 13" Condition: Paper wavy. Crayon marks visible.

Jean Heyman (20th century), brass rubbing on paper depicting John Leventhorpe in full battle dress with his palms pressed in prayer, after a tribute figure in St. Helen Bishopgate, London, circa 1510,

Jean Heyman (20th century), brass rubbing on paper depicting a peasant lady, possibly Margaret Wylliams, with her palms pressed in prayer, after an ecclesiastical tribute figure to Bartholomew Willesd

Exceptional grouping of English Victorian cast brass door knockers or paper holders, including: a crowned lion's head with Design Reg. marking from May 1844; and an ornate lady's hand, mounted on a st

Balloon shaped ornament with ivory yellow pearl colored seashell surface paper. Gilded twine and beads with black paper decorate the front. Brass hook for hanging in the back. #hotairballoon #seashell

Lot of 2 sterling silver utensils, comes in Jays Oxford London case with black leather exterior with brass clasps. English silver. 1 butter knife with sterling handles, marked with Lion passant, marke

English, c.1840, marked Evans London, in original purple velvet lined box coered in textured black paper in imitation of sharkskin , the case

Vintage Framed Brass Rubbing of London Gentleman, from an original brass dated 1465. Rubbed in Black oil stick on a gold foil-like paper. Measures 39 x 23 inches.

Antique Chinese watercolor on paper two panel screen depicting a foo lion amongst rocks, flora, peony flowers, and waves, the black lacquered frame with carved brass accents and the back panel paper s

Photo of English supermodel Kate Moss wearing a black open knit top, hat and beaded bag. Printed on Kodak Professional paper. #katemoss #supermodel Issued: c. 1990 Dimensions: 8"W x 10"H

Circa 1780 cut paper and red watercolor with black ink, subject unknown. Crimson coat is not necessarily military. Housed in the original black lacquered panel frame with brass oval bezel and glass, b

English School: A Pair of Lions: and Zebra Two engravings in black and one engraving in black with hand-coloring on wove paper. 6 x 9 1/2 in. (sight), 8 1/2 x 12 in. (frame), 10 1/4 x 15 1/2 in. (shee

This set of three black and white photographs is printed on glossy silver gelatin paper with a white matboard border and brush brass-toned frame. The set includes a particularly humorous image of a co

English silver table with marble top. Black marble with white veining, fitted in a brass banded gallery. Three drawers with brass lion head pulls. Bottom is a solid wood stretcher. String inlay throug

In the form of a woman praying. (ISOB1001)[WWT] Dimensions: 6.25" x 2.5" Provenance: From the Park Avenue, New York City, Collection of Price and Isobel Glover

English Brass Rubbing of Sir Roger of Trumpington: Done from Original Brass Referenced by Consignor's Family. From a Table Tomb of a Medieval Knight Who Died in 1289AD. 2nd Oldest in England and the M

ANTIQUE ENGLISH BRASS LION HEAD DOOR KNOCKER. Height: 8.75 in. by Width: 8.75 in.

ANTIQUE ENGLISH BRASS LION HEAD DOOR KNOCKER. Height: 8.75 in. by Width: 8.75 in. by Depth: 8.75

By SPI industries of San Francisco. Very nicely sculpted and cast example with a fine patina throughout. H11" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, South Carolina lady and gentleman.

10.5"h x 40"w. Together with a vintage brass and wire fire fender (18.5"h x 35"w) and a modern fire screen. (31"h x 37"w).

Brass rubbing of a knight. Size: 23 1/2 x 86 1/2 inches. Condition: One small bare spot. Framed but unglazed.

English Brass Rubbing Plate based on the brass to Lady Margaret Peyton, 1484. Considered to be one of the most attractive English Brasses ever produced. Measures 7 1/2"x18"x 1/2". Weight 2 pds 7 oz. .