Lot 2 Stone Paperweights

Lot 2 Stone Paperweights, no apparent inscriptions or mark to piece, subject one head shaped stone and one cube shaped polished stone attached to base, measures 3 to 4 inches tall, surface wear to pie

Carved Stone Fruit Paperweight Lot of 2 Paperweights Approximately 3 and 1 11/16 inches tall.

Lot including Vienna bronze type dog group (5" L.), cast metal monkeys paperweight, (2) bronze paperweights, stone frog ashtray.

Misc. Chinese lot (6) items including (2) bowls, brush pot, brown jade stamp in box, carved paperweight, stone dragon.

(lot of 2) Contemporary studio art glass "seascape stones," Eric Rubinstein (American, b.1956), layered internal decoration evoking an undersea aquascape, both signed underfoot, in

Lot including (2) pieces of boxed Wedgwood, studio pottery vase (11" Ht.), studio pottery charger (12 1/2" D.), art glass paperweights, butterfly tray, silver bowl, poured stone cat, wooden artist mad

Lot includes statue, brass, and glass paperweights, stone carvings, and much, much more. An eclectic group! [Largest (statue): 20 1/2" H].

The black Baccarat crystal paperweight is Signed, and looks to be in Very Nice condition. The carved stone bear has a fish in its mouth; the fish has a Broken tail. It is also Signed. The signature ap

Lot: 2 Paperweights, St. Louis, 1988 bzw. 1997 Verschiedenfarbiges Glas, farblos überschmolzen, Blumenbouquets. Beide Kugeln mit Signaturstäbchen. H 5 bzw. 8 cm.

Lot 2 Stone Carving Figural Pre-Columbian Style Possibly pre Columbian, piece in family for several generations, exact origins unknown. Primitive sculpture depicting costumed man wearing ceremonial co

Lot 2 Stone Carving Figural Pre-Columbian Style Possibly pre Columbian, piece in family for several generations, exact origins unknown. Primitive sculpture depicting costumed man wearing ceremonial co

Lot 2 Stone Carving Figural Pre-Columbian Style Possibly pre Columbian, piece in family for several generations, exact origins unknown. Primitive sculpture depicting costumed man wearing ceremonial co

Group lot 2 stone bead necklaces, no apparent inscriptions or markings to either, lot includes a white stone double layered necklace and a long green stoned necklace with a clover pendent at the end,

Lot 2 Stone Carving Figural Pre-Columbian Style Possibly pre Columbian, piece in family for several generations, exact origins unknown. Primitive sculpture depicting costumed man wearing ceremonial co

Lot 2 Stone Orbs & Stands, label to base of one piece reads ‘Made in Portugal’, smaller piece measures 6 3/8 inches tall x 3 1/8 inches wide at base, taller piece measures 8 7/8 inches tall x 4 in

Lot 2 Stone Mortar & Pestle. Rough hewn, primitive grey and white stone. Lot includes 1 mortar and 1 pestle. Mortar Measures approx 8 inches wide 4.5 inches tall. Vintage, collectible, apothecary coll

Lot 2 stone marten fur shawls. Shawls are affixed with clasps and loops for fastening. Each measures approx 50 inches long, and 6.25 inches w. Wear is consistent with age and use. Fur accessories, mar

Lot (2) stone dishes. Covered dish 9" D., 3 1/2" Ht., the other 11 1/4" D., 1 1/4" Ht..

Including a Chinese Fengshui coin, a stone seal, a blade form jade pendant, 2 stone paper weights, a porcelain dish glazed in soft gray tone with crackles, with box. Approx. 5inch W (porcelain size).

Lot 2 cast stone benches, possibly vintage. Seats separated from stone legs. Scrolling detail cast into benches. Surface wear consistent with age and exposure. Significant weight. Each measures approx

Pre-Columbian, Tlapacoya, or Coapexco in Valley of Mexico, Tlatilco, ca. 1250 to 800 BCE. The Tlatilco culture created stylized Olmecoid human representations typically as grave offerings for the elit

(lot of 2) Stone carvings:, including a seated figure of woman and a head of woman, one signed "Flanagan", the taller 9.5"h

A lot of two cast stone planters along with cast stone cherub on pedestal. Provenance: The Estate of Martin Field, Villanova Ht: 51" (cherub)Urn in the far right of photo is not included. It will be o

**Originally Listed At $350** Pre-Columbian, Mexico, Guerrero region, Mezcala, ca. 500 to 100 BCE; Valley of Mexico, Teotihuacan, ca. 200 to 800 CE. A fine pair of hand-carved and string cut stone ant