Inscribed 15th C. European Brass Alms Plate

**Originally Listed At $500** Western Europe, Germany, Belgium, or France, ca. late 15th to early 16th century CE. A beautiful and highly polished hammered brass example of a large alms plate from a E

Western Europe, Germany, Belgium, or France, ca. late 15th to early 16th century CE. A beautiful and highly polished hammered brass example of a large alms plate from a European church. A raised centr

**Originally Listed At $500** Europe, ca. 14th to 16th century. A remarkably well preserved pair of framed double-sided vellum illuminated manuscript pages from a religious text inscribed with 16 line

17th c., 17”diam.

IRON CORE WITH BRASS PLATES ON ALL FOUR SIDES. ENGRAVED TOP WITH INITIALS "JHS". RAISED FENCE SCREWS. MATCHING TRIVET 7" L

Dutch or English, 17th century, heavy construction, mid baluster drip plates, circular bases, 9.5" tall, minor casting flaws as made and shape as shown.

European, 18th C., the brass plaque inscribed "H.M. Van Solingen, no. 2" Losses, wear, surface distress. 11-1/2"h x 26-1/2"w x 13"d Provenance: Property from the Collection of Maggie Cohen, New York C

Dorothy Beermann created a colorful design of towers with windows harkening to European buildings of the 15th Century. The plate’s underside is a muted burgundy and grey enamel.Signed on the und

European 19 Century Tortoise Shell veneered Wood Jewelry Box with hinged cover inlaid with pierced brass bands and a lock plate; on 4 bun feet. Height 4 inches ( 10cm) x Width 5 5/8 inches (14.3cm).

American School, "Portrait of a Woman Holding a Book," mid 19th c., oil on canvas, pencil inscribed "Rusling" verso on stretcher, with a brass name plate for Joseph Rusling Meeker, presented in a gilt

Medieval, Brass Candle Stand Balkans c.12th-15th cent AD. size 2 7/8 inches diameter. Circular sheet brass plate with central candle spike, rivetted fittings. Provenance: Ex Eldert Bontekoe, Pegasi. A

European Knights' sword of 14th and 15th Centuries (modern reproduction- for film/Broadway use). Solid brass hilt and tapering blade. Often referred to as "Excalibur". No scabbard. Measures: H 41" x W

**First Time At Auction** Attributed to Paul Bril (Netherlandish, 1554 - 1626). Tobias and Angel - oil on wood, ca. 17th century. A large oil on wood painting with a brass plate inscribed "PAUL BRIL 1

American or European, 20th century. Brass over wood mirror in the neoclassical taste, having a fluted frame, medallions to the corners, and containing a beveled plate. Unmarked Approx. h. 31.75", w. 3

A large scale Heavy European crossbow in the 15th-16th century Renaissance style. Carved in scrolling pattern and with a brass nut and iron components. 45 1/2" L x 26 3/4" W

European School Reverse Painting on Glass, depicting a young lady writing, apparently unsigned, circa late eighteenth century or earlier, inscribed to verso, brass frame. 5" H x 3.75" W; frame: 6.5" H

Early 20th c print of the S.S. Bremen (Nordeutscher Lloyd, 1928), the fastest passenger liner at the time. Signed in plate "W.J. Gylwood". In original frame with brass plaque inscribed "North German L

**Originally Listed At $600** Western Europe, Late Medieval to Early Renaissance Periods, ca. 15th century CE. A lovely pair of double-sided vellum manuscript pages, each exhibiting 15 lines of Latin

**Originally Listed At $500** Eastern Europe, 15th century CE. An interesting copper tray with silver repousse appliques that are riveted with iron pins onto the tray. The tray is simple, a flat form

Bulbous in form with seven branches. In the manner of an earlier example. Probably English or Dutch. H. 24 in. Dia. 26 in.

Europe, Italy or Spain, ca. 15th to 16th century CE. A matching pair of Majolica (also spelled Maiolica) pottery vessels presenting sinous silhouettes and hand painted with a coat of arms comprised of

Europe, ca. 19th century CE. An antique brass reliquary in the form of a beautiful Gothic cathedral facade with a first class relic labeled with the Latin inscription "Ex Velo BVM" (Ex Velo meaning "o

Europe, probably France or the Low Countries, ca. 1450 to 1500 CE. This is a paper page from an illuminated manuscript that contains the medieval Latin text of a prayer to the Virgin Mary, asking her

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