English Carved & Ptd Milliner's Model

Old hand made English carved wood model of a sloop on stand with 4 cloth sails, painted body, and lead keel. 41 in long by 51 high and 8 in wide.

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

11 1/2" PAPIER-MACHE MILLINER'S MODEL, BLACK LONG CURL W/BUN, PTD BLUE EYES, LEATHER BODY W/WOODEN ARMS & LEGS, ORIG CLOTHING W/BROWN VELVET BODICE & NET LACE SKIRT, WOVEN HORSEHAIR & STRAW BONNET W/

7" MILLINER'S MODEL W/SIDE CURLS & BUN, BLUE EYES, LEATHER BODY W/WOODEN ARMS & LEGS, PTD BLUE SLIPPERS, ORIG SILK & COTTON COSTUME WAS ONCE PALE BLUE & PINK AND HAS NOW FADED TO OFF WHITE, BROWN AGE

Museum quality carved wooden model of an 18th century English Royal Frigate ship on stand. Comes fully assembled with cloth sails, flags, anchors, canons, life boats & components. Measures approx. 42"

Museum quality carved wooden model of an 18th century English Royal Frigate ship on stand. Comes fully assembled with cloth sails, flags, anchors, canons, life boats & components. Measures approx. 42"

Museum quality carved wooden model of an 18th century English Royal Frigate ship on stand. Comes fully assembled with cloth sails, flags, anchors, canons, life boats & components. Measures approx. 42"

BLUEBILL HEN, possibly by a member of the English family, Delaware River, NJ, area. Fine paint with areas of original remaining. Very good structural condition. Snug-head model with raised, carved win

Hand made, carved and painted wooden model of Noah's Ark. Nice size. Size: 21"T x 10"W x 20"L Circa: 1900 List Price: $2800

Colonial America 18th Century Naval Ship's Cathead Portrait of an English King or Possibly an Apostle Hand-Carved Oak Wooden Figurehead Design Model Standing Upon a Scrolled Base c. 1780 18th Century

Johann Baptist Beha, Eisenbach, Germany, for the English market, model 519 B shelf cuckoo clock, burl veneered oak case with floral marquetry inlay and applied carved foliate molding, painted two piec

A pair of unusual English carved and gilt gesso owl wall brackets probably early 19th century, perhaps in the manner of William Kent (British, 1685-1748) the gadrooned circular plateau tops supported

English Carved Pine Artist's Lay Figure, first half 19th century, with fully articulated ball joints, incised facial features, and dressed in jockey apparel including leather riding boots, h. 38", w.

A English Carved and Ebonized Mirror Frame late 17th century decorated with boldly carved scrolling acanthus leaves, with a late 18th century mirror glass plate. Height 60 x width 70 inches. Estimate

18th century, walnut, draw leaf form, double pedestal base centered with baluster supports, each end with a scrolled acanthus carved support flanked by acorn form drop pendants, lightwood inlaid to al

English, late 19th / early 20th century. Pair of well carved mahogany knife urns in the Adams taste, with reeded leaf carving, arabesques, and leaf carved covers with pineapple finials, fitted interio

ENGLISH CARVED WOODEN FISHMONGER'S TRADE SIGN19th CenturyIn the form of a fish. Traces of gilt finish. Richly carved. Suspended from chains.Length 36î.

Early 19th Century, most likely English, each white marble top with carved and painted urn, floral garland, and patera motifs. Conforming carved skirt, four tapered and fluted legs, overall 30" h. x 3

English Carved Pine Artist's Lay Figure, first quarter 19th century, will fully articulated ball joints and incised facial features, h. 36-1/2", w. 11-1/2", d. 5-1/2". Provenance: The Flatt Collection

A nineteenth century English Regency carved mahogany cellarette having pagoda form lid with central finial over octagonal paneled sides. All raised on scroll carved flared feet. Ht: 23" Wd: 26.5" Dpth

Pair of English Carved Giltwood Brackets 20th century, in the Chippendale taste, the pair with scroll, rocaille and leaf carving, the tops set with serpentine shelves. h. 14-1/2", w. 10-1/4", d. 5-3/4

English, 16th century. A rectangular carved oak relief panel depicting St. George slaying the dragon, the carving presented in high relief with some elements carved in the round, with the fallen drago

The centre with a silvered and gilt bronze dial with three apertures for chimes and movement. The carved sarcophagus top with the Green Man face and foliate banding over cherub spandrels,Neoclassical

British, some early elements, rectangular top over a relief carved and scrolled skirt, turned legs with stretchers, oak throughout, 32-1/2 x 76-1/2 x 25-3/4 in. Provenance: Parke-Bernet Galleries Inc,