Mike Curtis (American, 19th Century) Eagle Bust Bronze

Mike Curtis (American, 19th Century) Eagle Bust Bronze Sculpture 1989, signed, numbered #94/100 on lower back, having polychrome detail and mounted on a stone base atop a wood plinth; together with (4

Mike Curtis (American, 20th Century) Eagle, edition 37/50, 1982 bronze signed

MIKE CURTIS (American, 20th century) Bald Eagle, 1987 Bronze, ed. 17/100 Signed and dated H overall 12 inches

MIKE CURTIS (American 20th Century) A LIMITED EDITION BRONZE SCULPTURE, "Bighorn Sheep," signed, dated with a copyright "1982," and numbered 7/35 in the bronze. On an integral shaped marble plinth ove

MIKE CURTIS (American 20th Century) A LIMITED EDITION BRONZE SCULPTURE, "Bighorn Sheep," signed, dated with a copyright "1982," and numbered 7/35 in the bronze. On an integral shaped marble plinth ove

American bronze bust of gentleman.Signed: L. Taft 97'Dimensions: 11" X 8"

After Byron Pickett (American, 19th Century) Dated 1873 Profile Bust of Lincoln cast bronze incised Pickett 1873 on the front, copyright by L.G. Muller   24 x 19 inches. Property from the Collect

American. Wonderful condition with no wear. Condition (Near Mint). Size 19'' T.

Title: Mid 19th C Carved American Eagle Pocket Wtch Holder on Pedastal Date/Period: 1850 Dimension: 8.5" T. 5" Dia base Provenance:Bronze and wood. Possibly European Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $

Second half 19th century. Bronze spread wing eagle on a cast iron post cap with layers of black paint. Soldered repair at legs. 11"h. According to an old tag it came off a gate at a Berks County, Penn

Of Napoleonic interest: A collection of three late 19th/early 20th century and later bronzes comprising two busts and a fallen eagle trophy the busts comprising a gilt bronze term bust of Napoleon aft

A bronze and marble figural inkwellLate 19th/early 20th centuryFigural gilt-bronze bust of a Native American with feathered headdress and pipe, each side flanked with gilt-bronze hinged lidded inkwell

American,19th century. Pair of two matching Federal style gilt and patinated bronze two-light wall sconces, each with seated feathered eagle in gilt at top with laurel leaf swag in mount and three arr

Cast bronze figural slave bust affixed to an eagle claw leg stand, with original dip wick which are often missing with these desk lighters. These lighters worked one of 2 ways, either with a direct co

Cast bronze figural Boy bust affixed to an eagle claw leg stand, with original dip wick which are often missing with these desk lighters. These lighters worked one of 2 ways, either with a direct conn

Booker T. Washington was an American educator, author, and leader of the African American community in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was born into slavery in Virginia in 1856, but after t

American Civil War Officer's buckle, gilded bronze and silver. Embossed relief of an eagle with olive branches and a bundle of arrows in its claws. Silver ribbon with inscription "E PLURIBUS UNUM". De

A pair of American Empire Revival candelabrasLate 19th centuryEach parcel gilt and patinated bronze with figural egret finial, five arms, figural and bust design atop tri-footed paw feet2 piecesEach:

Antique Federal Style Bullseye Mirror, American, 19th Century, Eagle Crest, Convex Mirror Plate With Spherule Frame, 44 X 24 X 7 Inches, Some Repairs To Gilt. See Photos For Additional Condition Infor

We have never encountered such a form before. Each made of gilt bronze and designed to clamp to the edge of a mantle to suspend a tapestry as a fire screen. They measure approx. 24" wide and the depth

DESCRIPTION: A signed Ed Chope (American, 20th Century) bronze sculpture of a wingspread eagle catching a fish titled "The Fisherman", mounted on a stepped marble base. Signed "Chope". CIRCA: 20th Cen

American, 19th C., with eagle surmounts, original mirror plate. 39-1/2"h x 28"w x 10"d

English or American, 19th C. with eagle pediment and two candle arms. Appears to retain its original mirror plate. Some losses and wear. Appx. 40"h

American, 19th C., with eagle finial. 44-1/2"h x 21-3/4"w Provenance: Property sold for the benefit of the Newark Museum Acquisition Endowment.