GROUP OF TWO 19TH C. BLACK FOREST ANTLER MOUNTS

German/Continental, late 19th century, Group of two deer antler mounts with Black Forest type plaques, one reading 'Vesza/Kriwa/1874,' unmarked. Approximate Dimensions: Approx of the largest, h. 26",

Two nineteenth century Black Forest carved figural coat hooks with horn mounts in the form of a bear and a hunter. Ht: 12" Wd: 6.5" (largest)

A 19th century Black Forest stag head trophy mount having foliate surround with glass eyes and removable antlers.

Group of two pairs of candlesticks with bronze mounts comprising: a pair of 19th century Russian black porphyry and a pair of black marble hurricanes. Unmarked. Approx. of one of the porphyry, h. 11.7

19th/20th C.

Three Black Forest Carved Wood Stag Trophies with Antlers 19th century together with a group of smaller antler trophies Height 18 inches Estimate $300-500 Property from the Estate of Patrick Henry Jr.

Late 19th century, oak, Heavily carved, bear with foliage crest, twig border, five antler hat hooks, central carved dog flanked by two boars. Brass plate engraved "J.C. de Hill". Some edge damage. 58.

A 19th century upper case display cabinet with glass fronted doors over two pull-out drawers. Various antler and horn decoration surrounding the front. 48 by 38 1/2 by 18 1/2 inches Categories: Tommy

Group of two Swiss or German Black Forest carved wooden deer head trophies, late 19th early 20th century, each having natural antlers and inset glass eyes, mounted on naturalistic plaques, apparently

Two Black Forest Style Antler Mounts. Painted wood wall plaques with applied antlers Larger: 24" x 14" x 15"

A RARE 19TH CENTURY BAVARIAN BLACK FOREST DOUBLE ANTLER WALL RACK modelled as a hunter holding his catch. 35 cm x 11 cm.

Group of Black Forest Antler Wall Mounts Length of largest 31 inches Estimate $100-200 Property from the Estate of Patrick Henry Jr., Snowmass, Colorado

German, late 19th century. Two Black Forest carved wall brackets, each depicting a grouse with turned head on an acanthus-leaf backdrop; (each) ht. 15.5, wd. 10.5, dp. 8 in.

A Group of Twenty-two French Faience Plates19th century, black transfer ware, to include: (15) battle scenes, biblical motifs, architectural sites, most marked "P. & H. Choisy" (8 3/8 in.); (7) plates

TWO 19TH CENTURY CARVED WALKING STICK HANDLES one Black Forest automaton bear head with moving mouth and ears, the other formed as a soldier's boot with silver metal stirrup and diamonte buttons

A 19th century black forest carved stag head, hand painted, detachable antlers. Overall height (including antlers) approximately 57". Total width at antlers approximately 35". Shows seam separation on

A large 19th century Black Forest carved wooden animalier group Formed as a Labrador Retriever and pup, each naturalistically modelled with glass inset eyes. 54 cm long.

Hand carved German figural bench in the form of two bears carrying a seat. Polychrome accents. All carved wood, three separate pieces. Approx. 52"L overall. This item will need to be shipped by a pack

A FINE BLACK FOREST "SWISS CARVED" WOOD FIGURAL GROUP, 19TH CENTURY. Sculpted as a pair of steers joined at the horns by a yoke with cart tongue in drag on an oval carved base. Finely detailed throu

on oval wooden plaque. Plaque measures 23" long x 15" wide. Note: antlers were mounted backwards

Antique 19 C. Black Forest Carved Deer Stag Head. Hand carved and painted and mounted in Black Forest style deer stag head with real antlers. Likely German or Austrian. 10 inches x 15 inches.

Antique 19th C Black Forest Deer Stag Wall Plaque. Large scale German or Swiss Black Forest type wall carving of a deer head with antlers. Measures 29 inches in length.

A 19th century Black Forest wall clock. 8-day weight driven time and strike movement with a two part porcelain dial and Roman numerals with a molded brass bezel, serial #239. Walnut case with fully ca

6 Pieces 19th Century German Black Forest Musical Group; wooden musicians on plinth playing various instruments, including bass drum and cymbals, bagpipes, violin, conductor, flute and mandolin. Germa