A SMALL BRONZE PESTLE AND MORTAR with handles. 4.25ins

Including a large example, 11 7/8 inches high, with cast dolphin handles; a 1967 pharmacy class prize cup; one embossed for F.W. Braun, Los Angeles; 18 other medium-sized and 28 small examples; and a

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, ca. 18th century CE. A bronze mortar and pestle - the mortar with twin squared handles, a tall cylindrical body with a dramatically flared rim, fine-line

c. 1100 AD. Seljuk. Heavy bronze mortar and pestle. The mortar comprises an out-turned rim, cylindrical body decorated with pyramidal bosses, and a stepped-out foot. A pestle features a domed handle,

Lot of 2 bronze mortars and pestle. Mortars: 5 1/8" h x 6 1/4" w x 5 5/8" diam Pestles: small - 1- 1/2" l large - 11 3/8" l Overall weight: 13lbs

2 cast bronze figures one with water jug and one with Mortar and Pestle, 3.6 inches tall and slightly shorter, Provenance: Boca Raton Museum of Art prior to 2002,

Mortar & pestle and small lidded bucket. Mortar & pestle. Carved wood decorated with black paint. Mortar H 5-7/8" D 3-7/8". Pestle H 9" W 1-1/4".Small lidded pail with handle. Paint decorated carved w

Continental, circa 1589 The cylindrical mortar with flared rim and stylized open dragon-form handles, the middle with a band comprised of a procession of putti pushing a cart Provenance: Old Palace Ph

Rare and early small pharmaceutical mortar, used for grinding herbs, medicines and cures in an apothecary. Original pestle. Both pieces made of heavy cast bronze. Antique, 17th century. Measurements:

Heavy Metal Mortar and Pestle with Eagle Head Handles and ornate engravings. Measures 4 1/2" x 8 1/2" (including the eagle handles). Contact our recommended 3rd party "for profit" shipper Pak Mail at

octagonal-form, the body with (7) vertical ribs and a single handle with drop ring, 4.5”h; 6.5” diam.; the pestle 7.5”

A small vintage wooden mortar and pestle having small bowl with base and turned pestle with smoothed handle. Unmarked.

relief band at flared rim inscribed ANNO 1607 HENRICK TER HORST; centered narrow floral band, the bottom band with birds and scrolling vines; stylized dolphin open handles, 5.5”h; 7.5”diam

17th c., relief band at flared rim inscribed ANNO 1607 HENRICK TER HORST; centered narrow floral band, the bottom band with birds and scrolling vines; stylized dolphin op

With a unique T handle pestle, in good condition, heavy, shows some wear, 3.5"x4"x4"

Lot includes 1 mortar & 1 pestle. Each piece appears to be gilt metal, possibly gilt bronze possibly brass. Mortar has handles on each side. Areas of relief on each piece. Pestle measures approximatel

Antique Mortar & Pestle. T.M.S Co. acid proof. Mortar measures 10 1/2" in diameter. Stands 5 1/2" tall. Pestle has a small chip on it. Handle to pestle is loose. Brand new looking and in great conditi

Bronze.Rib mortar with two lug handles. Without pestle.11 x 13 cm.

Circa 1601, bronze mortar with double loop handles. Forged Gilberto, 1601. Original wood and studded iron lid and hand hammered pestle. 11dia x 10h Pestle is 18 5/8 long. Finest one we have ever had

Ca. AD 1100-1200. A beautiful bronze mortar and pestle set. The mortar is a hollow-cast bronze with flange rims on top and bottom, which would have allowed it to sit securely on a flat surface. The ou

Khorosan, Afganistan or Egypt Ca. 12th century AD A heavy bronze mortar and pestle. The mortar comprises an out-turned rim, a cylindrical body decorated with pyramidal bosses, and a stepped-out foot.

17th c., the larger, inverted bell-form with upper band of Latin inscription AMOR VINCIT OMNIA (love conquers all) A 1643, above two bands of relief decoration; 4”h; 5” diam.; the smaller

18TH/19TH CENTURY GREATEST HEIGHT 4 1/2 INCHES, GREATEST LENGTH 8 1/4 INCHES.

12th Century Seljuk Era Bronze Islamic Pestle and Mortar: This extraordinary artifact hails from the Seljuk era, dating back to the 12th century. Crafted with meticulous detail, it consists of a morta

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