Seven early 20thC lignum vitae bowls, each

(American, 1913-2003) lignum vitae bowl, signed "Lignum Vitae from Nicaragua Bob Stocksdale 1984", 4 x 10-1/2 in. Provenance: Collection of Rude Osolnik, Berea, Kentucky Note: From Wikipedia:Bob Stock

(lot of 4) Thomas Royle, England boxed set of lignum vitae bowls, each bowling ball marked W.A., 5"dia.

18th century, export for the English market, possibly Chinese, lignum vitae and/or other tropical exotic dense highly figured hard woods throughout, very heavy, dovetailed drawers with tropical second

Arne Bang Art Nouveau Early 20thc. Pottery Bowl. Fully Signed. Condition: Excellent. Dimension: Dia- 9.5". Provenance: Private Collection of the Estate of a Long Time Famous Collector. Please note the

A late 19th / early 20thC silver bowl of fluted oval form with twin handles. Indistinctly signed Birmingham. Approx. 6 1/4" wide overall x 4" high

ANTIQUE SPORT AND GAMING COLLECTIONIncludes two (2) cricket bats, a Taylor-Rolph lignum vitae lawn bowl set of four (4) balls and one (1) ceramic target ball, a set of cast iron 5-pound dumbbells, a j

Rising from a short foot, body incised with the landscape, flanked with two looped handles, with fitted wood stand. D: 10.5cm Provenance: From the Collection of an Important Montreal Collection 20 &#1

Grogan and Company Retailed Silver Center Bowl, Boston, early 20thc. simple flared bowl form on openwork short pedestal base decorated with chased floral and fruit forms, on circular foot, stamped Gro

Large Spanish majolica earthenware charger/ bowl, early 20thc., having stylized geometric border, knight with spear on horseback emblazoned to the recessed center, intact with hairline, approx 15.5"di

Antiqie pewter grouping, consisting of 6 pieces late 19thC early 20thC including; a shallow bowl, a soup plate with English markings, and other plates largest measuring 9" - pewter in various conditio

Michael K. Lee (Hawaiian, b.1960) 5 Sculptural Bowls. Carved from lignum vitae, mila, Gabon ebony, koa and yellowheart. Each signed and dated. C.2000-2005. Size: ranging from 2'' x 2'' x 2'' (5 x 5 x

(pair) Continental ecclesiastical gilt brass candelabra, early 20thc., each having seven lights, interwoven foliates, ornamental standard rising on winged griffin tripodal base, approx 30"h, 25"w, 10"

Chinese Polychrome Glaze Bowl, the porcelain early 20thc. With gilt metal mounts by E.F.Caldwell & Co., New York,  transforming it into an ash receiver, the porcelain bowl hand painted with chrysanth

AN EARLY 18TH CENTURY BALUSTER SNUFF MULL the lignum vitae body of traditional baluster form with applied silver band around shoulder, the band engraved with motto and dated 1728, with cork bung with

Large encrusted porcelain compote, four crossed blue lines likely that of C. G. Schierholz & Son of Plaue, Thuringia, Germany, late 19th/early 20thc., the parcel gilt reticulated basket form bowl, enc

Early 19th century. Substantial turned mortar with good patina. Age splits and edge loss. 18"h. 10.75"d.

Early 20th century Louis XV-style seven-drawer chest with ormolu mounts and green marble top, 35" H x 48" L x 17 1/2" W. Provenance: Estate of Marcia Chellis Kay of Palm Beach, Florida.

Early 20thC. Each stamped with red CHINA mark to underside. Each has a diameter of 5 1/2". One loss to a leg on one of the dragons.

A Lignum Vitae Mortar and Pestle Likely English or Continental, Late 18th/Early 19th Century Height of mortar 8 3/4 x diameter 8 3/4 inches. Length of pestle 14 1/4 inches. Property from a Michigan Co

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. German. Combined weight 218 grams. Very good with no breaks or repairs. Two tiny dings on each neck, both in the same location, appear to be maker's touches, not dings. B

Ca. late 19th to early 20thC. Two of the three are without breaks or repairs. The third has partial missing rim. Otherwise fine. Tallest bowl measures 3 1/2" high and 6 1/2" wide. Smallest bowl measur

Ca. early 20thC. Fair with horizontal breaks and rim issues. The bowls are roughly the same size with one being slightly shorter and wider, the included measurements are for the taller bowl. Hupa hat

possibly Lignum Vitae or similar heavy/dense wood, with pierced splat and rolled back rest, also remnant potholder interior framework. 34 1/2" high, 18" square, 22" deep center. Age and use wear, some

Map: An early 20thC map of Thame after George Spencer Hoffman, titled A Map Shewing the Hills, Villages, Churches, and the Houses of the Great and Good within some seven miles North & Norwest of Thame