Pair of Cast-Bronze Angel Wings

Argentina, 19th/20th C. 44-1/2"l Purchased in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Property from the Collection of Phillips Hathaway, Ragamont House, Salisbury, CT.

Hand painted porcelain spheres with cast brass ( possibly bronze) angels with wings sitting playing musical instruments, Floral decor is raised, underside is hallmarked with Chinese character stamp. G

C 1870's Pair Cast Bronze Gas Sconces w/Angels and antique Roman Chairot acid etched 6" ball shades - projection from the wall 16". Hgt 13" . In great original condition. Can be electrified.

C 1870's Pair Cast Bronze Double Gas Sconces w/Angels playing cymbals and antique Roman Chariot acid etched 6" ball shades- these gas arms are movable - projection from the wall 18". Hgt 13" open widt

A NEW PAIR OF STAMPED "14KT" YELLOW GOLD EARRINGS. THESE CAST "ANGEL WING" MOTIF STYLE EARRINGS HAVE OMEGA BACKS WITH POSTS. 21.9 GRAMS.

Inkwell, Box, Figures, includes: cast bronze angel with violin figure on oval footed base with ink well pot, 5 3/4"h, a green / black veined marble hinged lid box, 4" x 3" x 1", and a pair of carmel t

Pair of Cast Cement Angel Wall Sconces One angel missing part of wing. Signs of age chips and repairs. One angel missing part of wing. Signs of age chips and repairs.

DESCRIPTION: A Cast bronze depicting a putti angel figure laying across his side, perched atop his hand is a dove, and completed with large feathered wings. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Continental DIM

Description: This lot includes a pair of matching Victorian era cast iron hanging angel figures. Unmarked, 19th century Condition: Expected surface wear associated with age and use, otherwise in overa

Description: Unusual pair of bronze candlesticks, cast as female Dragons. They have two front legs, bat like wings and a reptilian body and tail, with a lion's head and breasts. Each dragon's mouth is

CHINESE BRONZE ROOSTERS, 20TH C, PAIR, H 8", W 6"A pair of 20th century Chinese bronze cast roosters. Each having a fierce expression, standing with wings to the sides. Depth 9".

Erte aka Romain De Tirtoff (1892-1990 Russia). Pair of angel candleholders votive, Candlesticks crafted out of cast bronze with hand applied patination. Statues depict two angels with arms raised and

sticks, cast bronze circa late 19th century, 17 inches high

Pair of tabletop lamps with wall plugs and switches on bases. Center is made of opaline glass with bronze and brass detailing. Bronze Angles flank both sides of the glass with arms for wings and bases

French Louis XV style Column Capitals with scrolling acanthus leaves and winged angels above urns, nicely cast in Bronze or similar metal, 14 x 12 x 7.5 inches.

Pair of Cast Iron Statues, each surmounted by an angel on a pedestal supported by two dragons Cast iron No apparent signature 3 30 x 16 x 8 in. Loose wing on one

Spencer, etc. Includes pair Flying Duck bookends, small point of wings broken off; pair of Flying Ducks candle holders, bronze; and three assorted German candle holders. (Good - Excellent). Largest: 1

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Meiji bronze pigeons with intricate cast feather and wing details. Stamped "Japan" underneath birds foot. CIRCA: Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: (H: 5.75" x W: 5" x L

A pair of antique Victorian picture frames. The frames are made of cast iron with a bronze toned finish. The frames are complete with easel stands, they need mirrors or glass. Each Cherub Angel Frame

The bronze mythical beast cast with archaistic beasts around its body on a leiwen ground, its head turned to the right, the neck inscribed with ancient characters, set with a pair of wings at the haun

French type collectible gilt bronze sculpture, moulded as an angel with innocent expression on his face, with curly hair and pair of wings. 10.2inch L, 6inch W, 5.6inch H.

French type collectible gilt bronze sculpture, moulded as an angel with innocent expression on his face, with curly hair and pair of wings. 10.2inch L, 6inch W, 5.6inch H.

French. Late 19th Century. Each cast as an angel holding flowering branches supported by a pierced base, raised on a marble plinth. Height 36 5/8”.

A pair of Japanese parcel-gilt bronze screen holders, late Meiji period, modelled as mandarin ducks, each cast with wings flared, incised to the body with feathery patterns and applied gild patches, 1