A BRASS KIDDUSH BEAKER. Austrian or Polish, c. 1890. En

TWO LARGE SILVER KIDDUSH BEAKERS. Russian, 1876 and c. 1890. Engraved with floral and town scenes. 2.8” and 2.9” tall.

August Klein (Austrian 1824 to 1890). A whimsical cast brass fish vessel with a hinged lid. The lid opens to reveal the narrow interior that is stamped with the maker's mark: "A. Klein Wien." August K

Finely Executed Enameled Judaic Shabbat Kiddush Cup Toasting Beaker Hewbrew Writing "To Respect The Sabbath" Gold Gilt on Silver possibly Russian Polish Austrian or Israeli ? cloissone cloisonne pliqu

Austrian Telegraph by Leopolder & Sohn, Vienna, c. 1890 No. 7918, ink writer, original lacquered brass, hardwood base, clockwork-driven, working, good original condition. Österreichischer Telegraph v

Pair of Cloisonne Beakers-C.1890, Approximately 7"H with Bases, (damage noted).

English Holy Bible with Brass Clasps c.1890 - 14 in tall x 11 x 4

Antique Ute Tribe Ornate Belt and Sheath, handcrafted leather belt with embossed and pierced brass concho decoration, beaded knife sheath with hand embossed brass decoration, brass buckle, c.1890, 42"

Barber chair, Eugene Berninghaus "Climax", Cinc, OH, walnut w/burl veneer & flower motif on sides, 4 legs w/brass feet, c.1890, missing footrest, o/wise VG orig cond, 48"H x 26"W x 34"D.

Clock, regulator w/curved drop, maker unknown, Rosewood veneers w/intricate brass inlay, c.1890, Exc restored working cond, 27"H x 17"W x 5"D.

A SILVER KIDDUSH CUP. Germany, c.1890. On a round crimped base with a knobbed stem that connects to a six sided upper portion that is engraved with the biblical commandment to honor the Sabbath.4.8&rd

French Art Nouveau Bakers Table, c. 1890 Brass and steel with white rectangular marble top.(RIVERS4590)(WT) Property Title:From the Estate of Joan Rivers. Measurements: 27.5" x 39.5" x 23"

Billiard Parlor Push Plates (2), Brunswick, Balke & Collender acid-etched brass door plates , c.1890, Exc cond, 9"H x 3"W.

A fine Austrian / Viennese miniature cabinet, c.1890. Ebonized wood cabinet, rectangular form with four gilt bronze columns and finial, resting on four lion paw feet. The cabinet with pyramid formed r

Clock, Kerosene illuminated night clock, insert at back held a small lamp or a coil of thin candle, some were lighted by a small gas jet, translucent porcelain face in brass frame, Very Rare, c.1890,

Pair of Tommi Parzinger Originals "Wavy" three-drawer dresser in mahogany stained deep brown with high polish, c. 1950; polished brass pulls. (JACO8206/2) {WK} Property Title: Measurements: 31.75 H x

(lot of 6) Russian .875 silver kiddush cups, Israel Eseevich Zakhoder, c.1890, with engraved reserves, Moscow city mark, assay master mark AA (Anatoly Apollonovich Artsybashev, fl.1888-1898), 84 zolot

A MASSIVE SILVER AND ENAMEL KIDDUSH BEAKER BY HENRYK WINOGRAD. New York, c. 1990. Decorated with a scene from the Maccabeus. 4.4” tall.

Rare Flying Pendulum. C.1890. Walnut Case with Brass Trim. 11-1/2"tall x 8-1/2" wide x 4-1/2" deep. Marked on back Lenzkirch - Aug. 1

Pair Austrian brass and marble bedside tables, c. 1910, Austria, Secessionist style, the square Carrara marble top with brass gallery, over single frieze drawer with hammered front, the four square tu

Item: Olive wood Table box c.1890 Origin: British Date/Period: Victorian c.1890 Materials: Olivewood and Brass Length:29.5cm Width: 22cm Height:14.5.cm A lovely example of a table box which is made fr

French Steamhammer Clock, c. 1890 Manufacturer: Guilmet & Japy Frères, Paris. Brass, partly patinated, 8-day movement, half-hour strike on bell, rising and falling pendulum, height of the clock 17 1

Letter Scale by Sampson Mordan & Co., London, c. 1890 English counter-top postage scale on magnificent walnut base with engraved brass decoration, chased scale and pans, with four of six weights, very

Tellurium and Lunarium by Ernst Schotte, Berlin, c. 1890 Physical demonstration model, 1:163 million scale, bronzed cast metal and brass, with hand-turned mechanism, the sun as a candle without reflec

(lot of 2) Magic Lanterns, c.1890, attributed to Max Dannhorn, Nuremberg, Germany (active 1872-1921), tin and brass construction each with a fancy lens support or carrier, both with loose and partial