Brittish Enfield Bayonet / Scabbard Austrailian, Handles are marked Australia SLAZ 43 for Slazenger

Brittish Enfield Bayonet / Scabbard Austrailian, Handles are marked Australia SLAZ 43 for Slazenger maker of grips in WWII, 21 5/8" Overall Scabbard is marked MANGROVITE'44

British Enfield Bayonet & Scabbard Australian, blade is marked MA 1907-5 -43, wooded handle is marked Australia Slaz ( Slazenger maker of wooden grips during WW 11) 43, comes with leather scabbard (#2

British Enfield Bayonet & Scabbard Australian, blade is marked MA 1907-5 -43, wooded handle is marked Australia Slaz ( Slazenger maker of wooden grips during WW 11) 43, comes with leather scabbard (#2

British Enfield Bayonet & Scabbard Australian, blade is marked A 07-9 -3, wooded handle is marked Australia Slaz ( Slazenger maker of wooden grips during WW 11) 43, comes with leather scabbard (#3)

Mangrovite Bayonet Second World War (1944-45) Description: Made of wood and metal, the scabbard is made of metal and leather, the handle is marked Australia, Slaz.44, the scabbard Mangrovite 45 Dimens

SCABBARD MARKED MANGROVITE 43. No 5207. 21 3/4" L TOTAL. 16 3/4" L BLADE

Comes with scabbard. Blade has some rust and it needs a good cleaning. Handle is wood and there is some rust at the button.

Two 19th Century British Enfield Triangular Socket Bayonetsthe first, circa 1860s, marked SALTER & CO with a JW. inspector's mark, the leather scabbard with brass tip (20-1/2 in. length overall) (some

Maker Hugo Rader, Solingen. Solid nickel pommel nut With wood handle. Has original label around handle no. 269311. Blade is marked M7/43. Total length is 14x34; with blade being 9x34;. Age unknown.

Chinese porcelain celadon jar. Ear handles. Marked underside. 7.5 in height.

GEORGE NAKASHIMA (1905-1990) Pair of Important 'Kornblut' Cases 1972 Persian walnut, East Indian rosewood, English burl walnut handles, marked in pencil 'Hart'; together with original design drawings

Buccellati Italian sterling silver centerpiece comprising two shell-form dishes centered with dolphin-form handles, marked to base "Sterling 925". 56 ozt. [7 3/4" H x 15 3/4" W x 10" D]. In overall go

Tiffany & Co. walking stick with sterling bear handle marked 925. Measures 34.5"L x 4"L handle. Condition report: some splits in the wood near the top, please see photos. Contact AAG for more detailed

with two drawers over a pair of hinged doors, the front decorated with medallions depicting flowers and animals, each side with iron bale handle 35 x 43 x 16 1/2 in. (88.9 x 109.2 x 41.9 cm.) Provenan

Pr T. H. ROBSJOHN GIBBINGS Walnut dressers. Walnut cases on tapered metal drumstick legs. Woven rattan handles with brass trim. Marked. WIDDICOMB -- Dimensions: H: 40.75 inches: W: 34.5 inches: L: 21

18th century French Boulle clock and shelf, having fine ormolu bronze mounts of horses, figures, etc., marked 'Lepaute Paris', clock 43" x 24" x 11", shelf 15 1/2" x 26" x 10".

Charles Dickens characters from the novel Christmas Carol. Oliver Twist handle. Royal Doulton backstamp. Marked The Property Of Royal Doulton Tableware LTD. Not Produced For Sale. Issued: 20th c. Dime

Specialty Jug, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Sultana Pattern By Dorflinger, 11.25" x 7.5", Incredible Embossed Sterling Silver Spout, Handle And Hinged Lid Marked Mauser, Beautiful Example, Some Patte

Tiffany Studios Rare Turtleback counterbalance desk lamp USA, c. 1910patinated bronze, Favrile glass 17 h × 20 w × 7 d in (43 × 51 × 18 cm) Marked to shade 'L.C.T.' and

An American Stoneware Stein Lemp Brewing, St. Louis, 19th/Early 20th Century marked Pauson Munchen at handle and Lemp / St. Louis on lid, together with a Lemp Brewing postcard. Height 9 1/2 inches. Th

GOLD SCABBARD AND SILVER SWORD WITH JADE HANDLE, QING DYNASTY, CHINA L. 30 cm. W. 6.5 cm. Weight 409 gram.

Famille rose one hundred deer (bai lu) vase from the 19th century. White ground vase depicting a landscape with one hundred deer. It has two deer head handles on either side. It is marked with 'China'

Gilt ground porcelain vases with twin Empire style handles, decorated with hand painted landscapes. Marked for Popov Factory, St. Petersburg, circa 1820. H: 35cm (13 3/4 in.)

braising pan. Marked E. Dehillerin Paris. Brass handles. Welded seams. 11" high, 20" wide, 11 1/2" deep. 24" wide with handles. Lid weighs 7.36 lb. Pan by itself weighs 31.27 lbs. Shows some staining