C. 1890's Rambler Female Shaft Drive

C. 1890's shaft drive pneumatic safety bicycle. 22" frame. Has Columbia headlamp. Fair condition.

C. 1890's female Victor bicycle. Pneumatic safety. 22" frame. As found.

A fully carved oak cabinet circa 1890. Having four drawers flanked by female figures over a single door with a large carved face and also flanked by female figures. Ht: 59" Wd: 31.25" Dpth: 19.5"

C. 1898 Gormully & Jefferey shaft drive bicycle. Rare shock absorber on front. Retains pedals, saddle, grips, bell, pump. 24" frame. Good condition. Provenance: James Carpenter Collection Part II.

A British Automatic Alarm Co. slide under door alarm, plus three door or window alarms, two patent dated 1889. Largest measures 4.5 x 2 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shippin

C. 1890's Gormully & Jefferey "Ideal Rambler" hard tire safety bicycle. 17" frame. Retains saddle, pedals, grips and brake. Original condition.

Misc. lot including Art Nouveau C. 1890's pewter dish with female portrait (probably WMF), and (2) Arts & Crafts pewter flagons. Plate 9" D., tallest flagon 8" Ht..

"Writer's System Cane," c. 1890, the three part maple shaft with brass mounts, one section with a fountain pen nib, and one with a mechanical pencil, H.- 34 1/2 in.

GÜNTHERMANN butcher, drive model, height 21 cm, c. 1890, sheet metal handpainted, the the small scratches on the paintwork are caused of old age German Description GÜNTHERMANN Metzger, Antri

The cane has a hallmarked silver collar, hand-blown glass eyes, a full barked malacca wood shaft and a horn ferrule. C. 1890. Condition: Dimensions: 32" Long.

An Art Nouveau French bronze sculpture, c.1890-1910. The sculpture features a female figure dressed in a long flowing gown sitting in a chair, examining a beaded necklace from the jewelry box resting

The dark rosewood of the shaft of this cane or walking stick comes to a thin sterling collar up from a horn ferrule. The head of the cane is a deep blue guilloche enamel banded with a while bubbled de

This wooden cane or walking stick is topped with a carving of an alligator in a folk art style. The shaft of the cane is carved to imitate segmentation, coming to a silver plated ferrule with a steel

ANTIQUE JAMES HADLEY ROYAL WORCESTER GALANT FEMALE FIGURINE -STAMPED 1052-8" x 3.5" DIAMETER APPROX-C 1890'S-VERY GOOD CONDITION-DP22322

This cane or walking stick is designed to be a disguised golf club, with the head affixed maple to a beech shaft. It is easily reversed to go from a walking cane to a functional golf club. Golf was ag

ANTIQUE JAMES HADLEY ROYAL WORCESTER FEMALE WATER CARRIER IN CAIRO -EDITION SHAPE # 1250-10" X 3" DIAMETER APPROX-C 1890'S-VERY GOOD CONDITION-DP22322

This sectioned cane or walking stick has an iron ferrule as well as an iron L-grip. Leather circles decorate the shaft.

A grouping of two hand painted porcelain plaques circa 1890. The first, a group of frolicking cherubs by Liebman and the second a female portrait marked K.P.M. on reverse. Ht: 8.5" Width: 11"

A nice antique gilt white metal table lamp featuring a Classical female seated figure flanked by whippet circa 1890. Ht: 31" Width: 13" Depth: 7"

Minder's Anatomical Manikin of the Human Body/Female Body, publisher American Thermo-Ware Co, circa 1890, pair, 19 1/2" x 8".

with clock, made by Bontems, c. 1890. Arranged on an ebonised base with six birds in a leafy tree, the birds variously move and fly. The dome has been repaired, the spring drive mechanism has been rep

1900 Columbia Model 66 female chainless safety bicycle. Serial #039. 28" wheels with ball end spokes, shaft drive and coast brake. Made by American Bicycle Pope MFG. Company. Features bell, front lamp

This is a massive sterling silver cane with a risqué lady laying across a lion. The shaft is a cocobolo wood. The ferrule is brass and steel. C. 1890. Condition: Dimensions: 36" x 4 - 1/2".

With razor and toothbrush inside. Information on barometer "L I oViento Buent, Jerman Eich Santiago". Working. Massive snakewood shaft with brass and steel ferrule, mother of pearl handle. C. 1890. 37