Bridge to the Woods

Canadian. 1880s. Wood. Historically significant sign from "Niagara Falls Railway Suspension Bridge". Advertises to "travel over and back for 10 cents". 16 x 50.5". Natural pressure split to single boa

United States 20th Century Compact hinged back cello opening to a storage compartment housing the neck, bow, end pin, tail piece, and bridge. Wood, metal,Body 30" t x 8 1/2" w x 8" d.Neck w/ fingerboa

4218 Lionel wood bridge w/approaches, std ga, orig box rough, 2 American Flyer 4219 bridges, wood w/brass plates, 56 in long, C5-6.

1 Gauge. Includes a crossing station with semaphore; semaphore walk bridge, wood blocks added to base pads; hand-painted 27cm turntable. They show light to moderate playwear, C6-7+

DEMI PORCELAIN CHAMBER SET, C. 1900, FIVE PIECES:Set includes , wash basin 16"; pitcher, 12"; slop jar; soap dish with drain. Bridge wood & Co. England. Green border, pink roses. Green edge to soap di

Long (approximately 26 inch long) trestle bridge. Wood construction, Gargrave long track section.

Scroll Of Men On Bridge In Woods: A waterfall cascades down from the mountains, through the mist, and in to a forest. Two men stand on a bridge overlooking the rapids. Painted in pale colors. Calligra

Chinese, 20th century, finely carved of a bridge with figures, pavilions, trees, and dragons, on a custom wooden stand, with pieces of fragments. H. of carving: 20.3 cm (8 in.), L. of carving: 36.2 cm

Designer shaped blonde wood bridge table, Circa 1980s, daughter of the previous owner claims it was supplied by Karl Springer, unmarked, 29"h x 40"squ. Provenance: Property removed from a Hewlett Bay,

SET 5 1930"S WOOD BRIDGE CHAIRS 32.5 "H 17.5"W 15"D

An Art Nouveau silver and wood Bridge box, bark effect finish, hallmarked Birmingham, maker William Dudley

Designer shaped blonde wood bridge table, Circa 1980s, daughter of the previous owner claims it was supplied by Karl Springer, unmarked, 29"h x 40"squ. Provenance: Property removed from a Hewlett Bay,

Custom black waterfall bridge form console table sofa table. Black painted natural wood with with blond wood stacked detailing at base. Contemporary modern vintage modern style. . Measures 56 inches l

H. Tirolf, "Birch Trees & Wood Bridge", Oil on Canvas, signedProperty from the estate collection of lifelong gallery owners, Essex County, New Jersey.Dimensions: Frame 26 1/2" x 39" (BEL7190)(WT)

Handmade Wood Bridge Toy for Model Mid 20th Century

by Harold Levy, Southbury, CT. Mr. Levy began making ship models when he moved to Heritage Village. He built the models with no kits or plans and many of them were sailed at the Heritage Village Regat

André Sornay (1902-2000)Pair of Bridge armchairsOak wood, Oregon pine, fabric and brassCreation date: circa 1935H 89 × L 53 × P 45 cmBibliography:- Signed Sornay, A. Marcelpoil, Galerie

Rudolph Ruzicka (American 1883-1978)- ''The High Level Bridge, Cleveland''- wood engraving, 1926, signed in pencil, edition of 250, The Print Club of Cleveland publication no. 3, Cleveland Museum of A

Telegraph Station by Siemens & Halske, c. 1895 Berlin, No. 30561, consisting of spring-driven ink-writer telegraph (working), Morse key, galvanometer, relay and plug bridge, on wood base with no. 392.

1) Wood Bridge Allegro model with unsigned bow, 2) John Juzek with Karl Hermann bow, 3) Otto Benjamin MA300 with Andreas Eastman bow. From a New Britain, CT collection.

Chinese hardstone carving, the boulder with scholar and attendant crossing a bridge, with wood stand, stone: 9.75"h; Provenance: Property from a Beverly Hills estate

RHODE ISLAND/MASSACHSETTS, 1850-1913 A watercolor on paper landscape painting by Providence artist Samuel R. Chaffee. The work depicts a stone and wood bridge crossing a calm river. The work is signed

View of a landscape with angler fishing a stream from a primitive wood bridge, wooded hills in the distance, illegibly signed lower right. Canvas measures 18 x 12, the frame is 22.5 x 16.5 inches. We

1835 Steam Locomotive on English Trestle Bridge carved wood train model display, lights-up, designed and handcrafted by Philadelphia woodworker Philip Jacoby, circa late 20th c., 10" (h) x 31" x 4 1/2