European Opium Jar with Devils Head Spoon

Nice group of small items hallmarked from .900 to .925, set of 6 salt spoons, set of 4 demitasse spoons, slat shovel, souvenier spoon, 2 tea spoons, devil head condiment spoon & mirror w/sterling fram

Opalescent Glass Bull's Head Condiment Jar, with spoon tongue, 19th C., 4 1/4" x 4" x 4". CONDITION: Very good, no issues identified.

This is an ORIGINAL ANTIQUE PAIR of DEVIL HEAD CUFFLINKS that were made in the ART NOUVEAU PERIOD around 1910. They are made from 18K YELLOW GOLD and are most likely of European origins. The LAUGHING

EUROPEAN, 19TH CENTURY A pair of half round wall shelves with carved heads possibly of Pan. The satirical figures are quality carved and retain a gloss finish. Dimensions: Each shelf measures 8" tall

Pair of Monumental Italian Pharmacy Jars 18th/19th century, possibly Savona. Illustrated scenes with entwined snake handles and devil head spouts. Ht. 31 Max W 20 in. Provenance Property from the Roch

European, second half 19th Century. Oak with pine secondary. Top with carved moldings, fret work, three shelves and carved Devil's head. Base with carved moldings, stiles, dovetailed drawer front and

Mustard Jar, Unmarked Germany, 3.25" x 3.75", Figural Turtle On Seashell, Lid Is Shell Of Turtle, The Head Is Spoon, Very Unique And Well Done, Sally Siegrist Estate, Indiana

(4) Pcs sterling silver, 13.31 TO, c/o Becht & Hartl condiment jar with lion head & paw feet, cobalt glass insert & SP spoon, Dominic & Haff footed sauce boat, Webster footed sugar bowl & creamer, den

4 piece porcelain lot. Letu & Mauger baby figure, 5 3/8"H; Derby cabinet vase, 4 1/2"H; American Indian head tobacco jar, 4 1/8"H; Samson bird figurine, 5 5/8"H. End of spoon on L&M figure repaired, s

Set of six sterling teaspoons by Whiting Mfg. Co, each monogrammed with A on obverse. Spoons are in the Grecian pattern, with Grecian rams head and devil's mask, that was originally designed by Henry

American and European. A group of five coin silver fruit spoons and one coin silver sugar scoop, all marked for Seib & Ankeny, a coin silver salt, and a hammered .900 silver jar; jar ht. 3.25 in., to

American and European, 19th Century. Group: (1) German pipe with ivory head; (2) smoking pipe; (3) horn spoon; (4) gourd containers with silver buttons and large cork stopper; (5) primitive treen bowl

Lot of china/bisque novelties. China - 5 1/2" Z/Z lidded jar of baby head. 4 1/2" L "2897 " Devil riding in a Devil carriage. 6 1/2" Lidded trinket box of baby. Writing on bottom reads: 1830 with prev

DESCRIPTION: An antique Egyptian revival bronze tobacco jar features in the form of a Pharaoh, decorated with head garb, completed at the head with a lid. CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: European DI

Early 20th century. Carved wooden heads with original paint. Wooden hands and feet are attached to cloth costumes. Figures include a devil, clown, skeleton, men and women and a policeman or officer. W

FABERGE - RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GILT SILVER MUSTARD JAR and SPOON Russian gilt-silver mustard jar with a twisted handle and a toad figurine on a lid. Decorated with the Imperial Warrant with a precious sto

FABERGE - RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GILT SILVER MUSTARD JAR and SPOON Russian gilt-silver mustard jar with a twisted handle and a toad figurine on the lid. It is decorated with the Imperial Warrant featuring a

An Egyptian limestone canopic jar head of Imsety, New Kingdom, c. 1550-1075 B.C, with nicely carved facial features with eye and eyebrow detailing done in black paint. A very pleasing example with gre

Chinese Porcelain Deer Head Jar; Height: 17 Inches

HAN DYNASTY HETIAN JADE BEAST HEAD JAR ; H19cm W12cm Wight1013g

Han Dynasty Hetian Jade Beast Head Jar

Yuan Dynasty, Blue and White Beast Head Jar

Period: 20th century Origin: France Description: deer head "composition" with real antlers. Dimensions: 43"t x 22"d x 17"w

3 Chinese brass jars, first half of the 20th century, down below at bottom cast trademarks, small jar inside with dragon motif, diameter = c. 7.5 cm, rectangular jar with ram heads at the side, c. 11.