GERMAN 'LUSTERWEIBCHEN' ANTLER CHANDELIER 19TH CENTURY

probably 19th century, Lusterweibchen with carved and painted wood support in the form of a robed woman holding a candle, flanked by two antler "wings", with red and white shield to underside, with at

A Bavarian Stag Antler Chandelier germany, 19th century 26" W x 26" D x 18" H Estimate $1,000-1,500

Antler lamp, so called chandelier female : 19th c. A fantastic female figure with wings and fish tail holding a coat of arms, octagonal antler rod, on chain suspension carry the chandelier arms. Stucc

An Antler Chandelier from a Bavarian Hunting Lodge germany, 19th century 20" W x 22" D x 32" H Estimate $800-1,200

Antique 19 C. Black Forest Carved Deer Stag Head. Hand carved and painted and mounted in Black Forest style deer stag head with real antlers. Likely German or Austrian. 10 inches x 15 inches.

GERMAN CARVED DEER HEAD MOUNTED WITH STAG ANTLERSLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyHead under old black paint, with gilt eyes.Height 36". Width across antlers 19". Depth 16".

Antler two- light wall sconce, late 19th c., likely German, minor loss to antlers, approx 14"h, 4lbs *Provenance: Estate of Howard Hand (Texas, New York, 1921-2011). A collector and seller of fine ant

German/Continental, late 19th century, Group of two deer antler mounts with Black Forest type plaques, one reading 'Vesza/Kriwa/1874,' unmarked. Approximate Dimensions: Approx of the largest, h. 26",

A PAIR OF BIEDERMEIER ANTLER AND CARVED ELM CHAIRS, POSSIBLY GERMAN, EARLY 19TH CENTURY, each with curved antler rack backs on a demi-lune seat with drop-in seat cushion, above a flat frieze and raise

A GROUP OF SEVEN PARCEL GILT POLYCHROME DRESDEN STYLE PORCELAIN FRAGMENTS, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, GERMAN, consisting of four chandelier arms, depth: 10"; a bobeche with candle cup, diameter: 3

Large German Black Forest walnut deer trophy, 19th c., with glass eyes, and antlers, unsigned, 27.5"h x 17.5"w x 10.5"d Provenance: A Private Collection: 139 East 95th Street, NYC

Late 19th/early 20th century three piece antler handle carving set, likely German. Largest knife approx. 13.5 in., shortest 10.25 in., carving fork 11.5 in.

19th C. GERMAN PROBABLY MEISSEN PORCELAIN FLOWER-ENCRUSTED TWELVE-LIGHT CHANDELIER. H 31" x D 33"

Late 19th century, oak, Heavily carved, bear with foliage crest, twig border, five antler hat hooks, central carved dog flanked by two boars. Brass plate engraved "J.C. de Hill". Some edge damage. 58.

Antique 19th C Black Forest Deer Stag Wall Plaque. Large scale German or Swiss Black Forest type wall carving of a deer head with antlers. Measures 29 inches in length.

Late 19th century. Each having a nice patina and well cast. One figure having the ear and antler of the deer broken away, otherwise good overall condition. H14 1/4" Sold from the collection of a Marie

19th century. Figures of Puti with billygoat among grapes. Marked at the base. Overall good condition. One antler has been professionally restored, otherwise good condition. H9 3/4"

A German hunting sword Late 19th/early 20th century In scabbard with etched parcel-gilt and blued blade; antler grip with gilt bronze accents; one side of throat stamped "H. KOHL", other side inscribe

Group of two Swiss or German Black Forest carved wooden deer head trophies, late 19th early 20th century, each having natural antlers and inset glass eyes, mounted on naturalistic plaques, apparently

German Black Forest style polychrome Lusterweibchen mermaid chandelier, depicting a female figural form with a spiraling fish tail and having antlers supporting iron bobeches for candles, gilt painted

Height: 58.5 in. (148.59 cm Width: 40 in. (101.60 cm Depth: 40 in. (101.60 cm Country of Origin: France Style: French Condition: Restored Year: 19th C. Materials: Silver Plated Bronze The oversized fe

French Baccarat Blue Opaline chandelier Five - Light. Circa 19th Century. H 24" x W 15"

Neoclassical style bronze figural cherub chandelier, 19th century, having a winged cherub holding a standard leading to six foliate arms, the basket having a satyr mask on each side and terminating in

German porcelain parrots with spurious Meissen blue crossed sword marks. These parrots date from the late 19th century and impressed ‘A. Heingle’ to the base. Good vintage condition with wear cons