BRABANT, Low Countries. 13th Century AR Denier

12th-13th century A.D. Obv: emblem with uncertain legend. Rev: small cross with uncertain legend. 0.54 grams. Ex CNG (with ticket). Property of a Harrow, UK gentleman.[No Reserve]

France, Vienne 12th Century AD AR Denier Anonymous Issue Estimate: $150

Leaf from a Missal, with a charming decorated initial, in Latin, decorated manuscript on parchment [Low Countries, fourteenth century] Single leaf, with double column of 39 lines in an angular gothic

SIENA City, very fine.

A saint in an initial on a leaf from an early Book of Hours or a Psalter-Hours, in Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment [Low Countries, late thirteenth century] Single leaf, with single column o

Low Countries; ca. 16th century. An attractive figure, with much polychrome and gilding remaining. Dimensions Height: 16 3/4"

Mid 20th century, Low-country South Carolina. The group includes a lidded sewing basket together with a rare purse-form basket. Each in good overall condition. Largest: H10"

History of the rulers of the Southern Low Countries (esp. Brabant) by H. Loyens (1599-1684). Illustrated with 17 full-page engraved portraits by various artists (J.F. Leonart, Richard Collins, P. van

India, probably Rajasthan (northwest part of country), ca. 11th to 13th century CE. Carved from pink sandstone, this is a high relief carving of Vishnu, one of the principal deities of the Hindu panth

20th century, American. A Low Countries landscape with houses and lift bridge in the Fauvist Style. Signed lower right. Work is 36" X 24", frame is 40 1/4" X 28 1/2"

Arthur Bevan Collier (British, 1832-1908) oil painting. English 19th century country landscape depicting the famous 13th century Salisbury Cathedral church painted frequently by John Constable. The vi

12th-13th century AD. Group comprising: Antioch, deniers, Bohemond III (6); Valence, bishops (1"). 6.34 grams total. . With collector tickets. [7, No Reserve]

20th Century British or Low Country School, Impressionist Landscape, circa 1940, oil on Windsor and Newton Artist's Board, 11 x 16 inches, Provenance: From the estate of Arthur B. de Saint Maurice, th

Northern Europe, probably Britain or the Low Countries, ca. early to mid-17th century CE. An intriguing cast bronze figure of a kneeling man with a tab cast as part of the back of one foot, presumably

19th-20th century AD. Group comprising: a bracelet formed from six medieval and later linked coins from 13th to 18th century AD including a denier, two gros tournois of Philip of France, a large gros

Two framed watercolors of African-American homesteads. 1st item: Emmie Mcintire (South Carolina, 20th century) watercolor and gouache, Low Country rural scene of a cabin framed by oak trees with Spani

RARE PAIR 16TH CENTURY BRASS CANDLESTICKS, DUTCH OR LOW COUNTRIES, SLIGHTLY FLARING SOCKETS WITH RIBBED SIDES,TWO EXTRACTING HOLES ABOVE A THREE THREE STEPPED RING SHAFT, WIDE CONICAL BASE.,NUMBERS IN

(South Carolina, 20th century) Watercolor on paper of Low Country marsh scene signed lower right. Sight size:H10 1/2" W14 1/4"

Early 20th century. Oil on board of Low Country oaks along marsh side with long view. No signature detected. H8 1/4" W12 1/2"

An interesting early 17th century French manuscript from the Low Country, possibly in Dutch, nice notarial device at end. Very Good, light wear at a couple of folds, measures 24 x 7". Untranslated. Re

LOT (4) INCLUDING OAK-PRESSED BACK CANE-SEAT CHAIR, MILKING STOOL, RUSH SEAT LOW SIDE CHAIR AND COUNTRY BENCH, 19/20TH CENTURY

AN INLAID-CELADON LONG-NECKED BOTTLE Goryeo dynasty (918-1392), 13th century The bulbous body set on a low ring foot and finished with a tall, straight neck applied with a loop in the form of a coiled

Low Countries.- Nicolas Le Clerc (R.P.) Carte De La Principaute De Liege Et De Ses Environs..., large and detailed map of Liege and its environs, augmented to include Brabant and Breda by Everard Kint

Circa 12th century A.D. Obv: profile bust with BOAMVDVS legend. Rev: cross with crescent in first quarter and ANTIOCHIA legend. See Coins of the Crusader States. 0.89 grams. Property of a Cambridgeshi