Violin with Case With Provenance in form of a letter. Possibly a 19th Century Jacob Steiner.

With Provenance in form of a letter. Possibly a 19th Century Jacob Steiner. Condition, overall wear , as found condition, untested

FOLK ART PAINT-DECORATED PINE FIDDLE / VIOLIN CASE,coffin-form, with likely original brass handle. Retains an old paint-decorated surface with free-hand designs.19th century.5" H, 29" L. Provenance: F

Germany, possibly 19th century, bears label "Model Nicola Amati 1671/ made by/ Adolph Adler Sr. Dresden/ F. F. Meyer & Co. Philadelphia/ Sole Importers", 23 in., abrasions and scratches to varnish,

German, possibly 19th century, bears label "Fried Aug Glass Vemenligtenach/ Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonenfis/ Faciebat Anno 1737", 23 in., missing bridge, surface cracks to body, scratche

Italian, possibly late 19th century, bears label "Stradiuarius, model no. 523/ Antonio Vettrini, Bologna/ made only for J.W. Pepper & Son, Phila., PA", 23 in., chips and abrasions to finish, shaped ca

Polynesian paddle or club with nice signs of use and age, golden-brown wood with handled patina, classic pleasing spatulate form, Fiji, Polynesia, possibly 19th Century, 3'8''h Provenance: Richard I.M

Continental violin, unlabeled, possibly Tyrolean or Saxon, 19th c., medium grained spruce top with maple back, includes case, Poehland shoulder-rest, extra strings, surface wear, needs re-stringing, a

FOLK ART CARVED GILTWOOD EAGLE ARCHITECTURAL PEDIMENTS, LOT OF THREE, each in spread-wing form, possibly from a mirror. 19th century. 8 1/4" to 10 1/2" H.Provenance: From the private collection of Bri

ANTIQUE CARVED MAHOGANY DESKTOP LETTER AND ACCESSORIES STAND, POSSIBLY AMERICAN, 19TH CENTURY, with an undulating crest rail on a rectangular body enclosing open stepped form compartments ending in a

Handsome Jacob Petit Porcelain Clock second quarter 19th century, Paris, the casket-form case set with an urn-form finial, the dial framed with molded torches on the sides and painted swags of fruit o

Neoclassical form with Adam's influenced details, Possibly English, late 19th C, electrified. L. 48cm (19in) W. 33cm (13in) Provenance: Property of a Prominent Canadian Collector

African earthenware water jug, ex Wright, Possibly 19th c. or earlier, globular form with single handle and leather thongs strung through two holes, 5.5"h x 4.75"dia Provenance: Property from the Esta

19th Century, possibly earlier, in the form of a shepherdess seated with two lambs and a with a young boy playing a flute, no apparent marks h. 7 in. Provenance: Estate of John F. Ball, Television and

Mounted in 2 x 2 1/2" later period case, actual icon is tombstone form, oil painted on possibly wood or slate. Some light craquelure viewable under loupe with few tiny paint loss chips.

American/British, possibly 18th/19th century,ÿof varying form with long tapered necks, 8-3/4 in. to 11-1/2 in. , Provenance: Private Collection, North Carolina

possibly Kentucky, 19th century. having intriguing form with single board plank top encompassed by molded edge above simple two drawer case with subtle, shaped base. H31" W37" D22 1/4" Savannah, Georg

French enameled card/ vesta case, possibly Limoges, 19th c., with figural scenes from antiquity, blue enameled band, possibly silver frame, approx 3.75"h, 2.25"w, 3/8"d, 0.25lbs **Provenance: The esta

English burled walnut stationary box, 19th c., dome-top case, with brass foliate scroll mounts, opening to five interior slots, approx 6.5"h, 8.75"w, 4.5"d, 3lbs **Provenance: An important San Antonio

18th/19th Century, printed paper label, crack by tailpiece, with fitted case and an unmarked bow overall: 10 x 32 x 5 in. (case, appx.) Provenance: Ernest N. Doring, Evanston, Illinois (label in case)

Full sized violin. European, possibly French. 19th century. No label inside. Case included. Comes with a few extra strings and string tube. Full L 23-1/4". Body L 14". String L 13". Case L 32" W 10-1/

English, circa 1880. Victorian era Gothic revival brass bound possibly zebra wood letter box, having a pointed arch form. Unmarked. Approx. h. 7.25", w. 9.25", d. 5.25".

Rare Crown-form cut crystal, gilt bronze inkwell, 19th c., possibly Baccarat or Saint Louis, finely cut with removable ink pot and domed cover, unmarked, 4"h x 3.5"dia. Provenance: Palmetto Hall: The

FREE-BLOWN PAN, medium amber, conical form with folded rim and pour spout, slight kick-up base with rough pontil mark. Possibly Midwestern. Mid 19th century. 4 1/4" H, 10" D.Provenance: From a Georgia

A Derbyshire Blue John obelisk, A Derbyshire Blue John obelisk, 19th century, possibly from the Organ Room vein, of square form on a stepped Ashford black marble base, 17.5cm high Provenance: The pers