Germain-Fabius BREST Donkey-Driver in an Istanbul

Germain Fabius Brest Street scene in Cairo oil on canvas 35.5 x 60 cm signed on the lower left: Fabius. Brest. inscribed by the hand of the artist on the reverse: une rue du Caire / Fabius Brest: labe

1913 Lehmann German Tin Na-Ob Donkey Cart and Driver original Working Wind Up- 6 1/2 inches long.

of a Donkey and Driver c.1890 9", shape no. 2172, modelled as a man in Moroccan dress leaning on a donkey, all upon a grassy pedestal base. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Col

Toys (2), German Hill Climber touring car, litho on tin, Exc+ cond, 4.25"L & Lehmann NA-OB donkey cart w/driver, litho on tin, c.1906, spring winds but does not want to move cart, VG cond, 6"L.

(A) Grand Hotel coach being pulled by one horse with lithograph people inside. (B) Cart pulled by donkey with original driver. Bright and shiny litho. (C) Automobile with original driver, and gold bot

1913 Lehmann German Tin Na-Ob Donkey Cart and Driver original Working Wind Up- 6 1/2 inches long.\r\n

Great looking tin windup Donkey pulling Wagon with Driver. All original with nice details. Windup works. 11" Excellent

The first is a Barrel Wagon with original driver, drawn by two donkeys. The second is a Cowboy Whoopie Car. The third is a Jumpin' Jeep with four original figures and the last is Sam the Gardner, miss

RARE French Transitional Farm Wagon Airplane. Hand painted driver being pulled by tin donkey in a wagon that transforms into an early mono airplane. The toy is all wood and tin. A very rare and unusua

This lot of 4 consists of: 1- Marx Filling Station. Incomplete. 1- Courtland Ice Cream cart with driver. 1- Lehman clown and donkey cart. 1- Trixo! The Wonder Cyclist toy on card. (Good - Very Good).

Place a coin under the feet of the driver and press the lever. The boy jumps onto the road, frightening the donkey. As he rears, the cart and driver are thrown backward. The coin then falls into the b

German, ca. 1920's. Lithographed tin cart and driver being pulled by a bucking donkey. Functions properly. 5"h., 8"l., 2.75"w.

German tin windup Donkey Cart. Nice original toy with hand painted driver. Windup works. 9" Excellent

All original with nice finish. The wagon dumps. Still has driver. No breaks or repairs. 15" Excellent

Replaced driver. One small piece missing on the right stake side. (JY). (Very Good - Excellent). 15-1/2'' L.

Large Ives cast iron Coal Dump cart. The driver is a black man and it is pulled by a donkey. Includes an Ives pinback button and cast iron shovel All original with no cracks or breaks. 13 1/2", very G

Lot includes a Strauss Jenny the Bulking Mule with original tail; later Marx cart and an Unique Art later version Hee-Haw. All have original ears and drivers. Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions:Largest:

Place a coin at the feet of the driver and press the lever. As the boy comes out from behind the bush the donkey rears up causing the cart to tilt up and the coin falls into the trap. (JY). (Very Good

1069. BAD ACCIDENT MECHANICAL BANK | J. & E. Stevens bank, circa 1891, press the lever and a small boy jumps into the road frightening the donkey, causing him to rear and throw the cart and driver bac

J & E Stevens Co., designed by Charles A. Bailey, circa 1891. Place a coin under the feet of the driver, and press the lever. The boy jumps into the road, frightening the donkey, and as he rears, the

J & E Stevens Co., designed by Charles A. Bailey, circa 1891. Place a coin under the feet of the driver, and press the lever. The boy jumps into the road, frightening the donkey, and as he rears, the

Arab Encampment. Circa 1930's. Lot includes Cloth Tents, Camel with Driver, 3 Rare Dancing Girls, 6 Seated Arabs with Instruments and Smoking Pipes, Arabs Carrying Loads , Donkey and Palm Trees. 26 Pi

Lot includes Wilkins Donkey cart, two Horse wagon, single horse wagon, one horse cart with driver and aluminum coal wagon. Condition varies. Some repaint and wear. AS-IS

Jane Peterson (1876-1965) Harbor at Istanbul signed 'JANE PETERSON' (lower left) and titled on a label from Hirschl & Adler Galleries, New York (affixed to the frame backing) oil on canvas 24 x 28 in.