An American sabre, 19th century, a copper alloy round

An American sabre, 19th century, a copper alloy round pommel hilt, a "D" form guard, an ebonized and grooved wood hilt, hand forged blade with a fuller, 35.25"l (lacking scabbard)

Antique American Copper Pitcher mid-19th century, probably New England, 1 gallon capacity, featuring dovetailed construction barrel form body with flared foot, pronounced round scroll handle and pour

Second half 19th century. Round with lapped seams and copper tacks. Original red paint paint with floral and grapevine decoration. Penciled notation inside lid "Filled 22 of February 8 2 __ 1889". Som

Second half 19th century. Round with lapped seams and bail handles. Old green paint with copper tacks. 5.25"H. 9.75"d. and old putty colored paint with iron tacks. 5.25"h. 9.5"d.

Second half 19th century. Round with lapped seams, iron tacks and bail handles. Later paint. Blue with closely matched lid with copper tacks. 5.5"h. 9.25"d. And bittersweet red. 5.25"h. 9.5"d. Varying

American 19th Century Copper Banner Weathervane. 33"h. x 69-1/4"l.

Antique American 19th century still life oil painting. Oil on board. Nicely framed in a period giltwood gold molding. Measuring 14 by 18 overall and 10 by 14 painting alone. Please see all images for

Tlingit Native American 19th century round basket, appx. 2" t x 3 1/4" diameter.

American 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. 8"h. Condition: Good with solder repairs.

Chinese bronze seated Shakyamuni Buddha, Likely Qing Dynasty (19th c.), copper alloy with traces of orange paint, robed, with closed eyes, piled hair with ornamented crown, in earth-touching mudra pos

Bronze statue of the Hindu goddess Parvati (Gauri / Uma). Indian, ca. 19th century. Copper alloy / bronze. Parvati stands on a floral base with two prongs or horns that may have held up a halo at one

American, 19th Century. Round, turned wood container with tooled lip and fitted cover with handle. Old dark black varnish over what appears to be grain painted decoration. 9”h. 8.5”d.

American 19th Century Copper Running Horse Weathervane. Mounted on a stand with directional. 49"h. overall. X 31"w. Condition: Good with dents and wear.

American, 19th Century. Round marbleized top over turned and fluted urn-shaped pedestal, resting on turned circular base with flat, lion paw feet. Light green paint with gilt highlights. 34"h., 13"w.

American, 19th century. Copper bedwarmer with wooden handle. Pan has verdigris patina. Dents and loss. 43.5"l. And a footwarmer. Wooden frame with punched tin in heart designs. Replaced coal insert. 5

Leaping stag weathervane, American, 19th C., molded copper, with patina, cast antlers, expected surface wear, repaired bullet hole, missing cross bar, approximately 23" h. x 31 " l.

Running horse weathervane, American, 19th C., molded copper, hollow, expected surface wear including verdigris, visible solder lines on legs which could be past repair, with crossbar and iron display

A mid 19th century patinated copper alloy group of The Laocoön after the antique, French or Italian depicting the Trojan priest Laocoön and his sons Antiphantes and Thymbraeus being attacked

TWO 19TH CENTURY TIBETAN COPPER ALLOY VESSELS one jewelled with turquoise. Largest 30 cm x 15 cm. (2)

American Early 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Swing handle, dome lid, gooseneck spout and ovoid body with dovetailed construction. 12-1/4"h. overall. Condition: Fair to good with overall dents and so

Large Nepalese ceremonial Phurba dagger, 19th c., Nepal, copper alloy, horse head finial representing Lord Hayagriva with three faces of Mahakala, three-sided blade protruding from Makara figure's mou

American, late 19th Century. Copper. Traces of gold leaf, mounted on free free-standing metal pole. 21.5?h. 28.5?w. 4?d.

19th century sentoku (copper alloy with zinc, lead and tin) Japanese sword tsuba with multimetal inlaid decoration of a scholar in a boat, a fan in his hand as he watches a crane in flight, all by a r

American, mid 19th century, round with gadroon border, three acanthus and shell feet, marks for James E. Spear (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1846-1871), monogram "JWW", 13.57 oz. T., 8