AN 18TH CENTURY IRON WORK SPRING DRIVEN CLOCKWORK BIRD SCARER

Louis XV ormolu clock, with dyed green horn case, mid 18th century, eight day spring driven brass works and strike by Denis Masson, active in Paris. A cartouche shaped case of dyed green horn resting

An 18th century New England clockwork roasting spit jack. Weight-driven Forged Iron frame and components with Brass gears, original granite weight. Restored with some replacement parts including the w

Description: This is an outstanding sculptural work in wrought iron. The tines are held in place by an iron wedge driven through the swell bodied handle end. Dimension: 20 1/2" long x 5" wide Shipping

A 19th century Scottish Brass roasting jack. Brass case with spring wound mechanism and cast Iron hanger. By "Clark & Beatson, Edinburgh". 19" high. ESTIMATE $50-75

18TH C IRON HEARTH BIRD ROASTER, ADUSTABLE, PENNY FEET, ORIGINAL SURFACES, MAX. HEIGHT 26"

18TH C ADJUSTABLE IRON HEARTH BIRD ROASTER WITH PENNY FEET. MAXIMUM HEIGHT 25 1/2"

Property from a Private Collection, Savannah, GA Description: Pair of Crewel Embroidered Drapery Panels, Probably 18th C, crewel work panels with birds and flowering branches. Measuremen

18TH C IRON SPATULA WITH EMBELLISHMENTS, WRIGGLE WORK, 11"

An 18th century German Tower clock. Iron weight driven time and strike movement with turned wooden frame. Movement cleaned, and fitted on a matching stand, lacks weights, later bell and hands added to

**Originally Listed At $250** East Asia, Japan, Edo Period, ca. 18th century CE. A lovely forged-iron tsuba of the maru gata type, a disc-shaped hand guard traditionally placed between the blade and h

COLONIAL ERA 18TH C. WOODEN FOOT WARMER - WROUGHT IRON TWIST WORK HANDLE - ANTIQUE METAL COAL HOLDER - MEASURES APPROX. 10" WIDE X 6" HIGH X 7 1/2" DEEP

Extremely rare Mexican Colonial Tin Glazed Earthenware Chocolatero, or Chocolate Jar, with hand forged iron locking lid. Jar and iron work date to 18th century. Painted majolica green red and manganes

18th Century Wrought Iron Sawtooth Trammel with cut-work radial finial. Illegible stamped makers mark. Adjusts from 45" to 65". Condition: Good with pitting.

Cast Iron Scale & Mechanical Fan. Counter top scale with 5 in. metal dial, missing indicator, 11.5 in. high. Cast iron barrister’s fan, clockwork spring driven mechanism, missing fan blades. 13 in.

THREE DIMINUTIVE ROOSTER, BIRDS, CARVED ROOSTER, 19TH C., PINE ORIGINAL ATTIC SURFACE, , SONGBIRD, 19TH C HARDWOOD, WIRE LEGS, ORIGINAL PAINT, BIRD FINIAL, 18TH C FORGED IRON, EARLY SURFACES, ALL EXC.

Oak French Provincial two door armoire, each door fitted with metal grill work, wrought iron hinges escutcheons, 18th century, 75" high, 52" wide, 17" deep

Ten (10) antique graphic works. 17th - 18th Century. "Spring Comet of 1702, reference points"; "Ferdinand III" and eight (8) other artworks.

An exceptional carved lock box featuring detailed relief carvings and superb iron work throughout. This box to the first quarter of the 19th century and features all original paint in colors of mustar

AN 18TH CENTURY BRASS LANTERN CLOCK WITH LATER MOVEMENT the 12cm arched dial signed Chalklen, Canterbury fronting a spring driven eight-day movement striking on a bell

An 18th century German Bracket clock attributed to Fidelis Meyer. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with quarter hour Grand Sonnerie striking on two bells, Crown wheel escapement, Calendar

European, 17th-18th Century, iron. All three have hollow barrels and elaborate bits, one with a scroll work bow. 5.75"-6.75"l.

Qing Period, 18th or 19th century. with exceptional iron red decoration of bird and dragons. older restoration to rim 2" x 1" H12 1/8"

Late 18th century English tall case clock. Dial that was made into a working clock by putting a 19th century French spring driven movement behind it and adding feet and a finial . Movement is French .

A late 19th century Terry & Andrews Iron front shelf clock. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with Brass Repousee dial. Original painted finish with Mother-of-Pearl detail. Finish is worn a