A pair of French "Perfect" Nickel plated Zig- Zag corkscrews 20cm (2).

A pair of French "Perfect" Nickel plated Zig- Zag corkscrews 20cm (2).

France; Early 20th century. Zig-Zag expanding corkscrew marked "Made in France." With original box. Dimensions Length: 10 1/2"

A 19th Century French J. Perille nickel plated Diamant corkscrew, marked ‘Diamant J.P. Paris’ with pointed centre worm and another (2)

NICKEL PLATED BRASS AND SPELTER WITH ORIGINAL BURNERS AND CARVED WOOD STANDS FRENCH OR GERMAN 7 1/2"H X 4 3/4" Terms: Please read Carefully before bidding. This is a Two-Part Estate Sale. Pick-up for

Large metal accordion Zig-Zag corkscrew bottle opener made in France. Measures 6 1/2" to 10" x 2 3/4". Acrylic stand included.

Pair of Industrial Nickel Plated Medical Tables. Matching pair of 2 tier tables, made completely of metal. Sturdy and minimalistic.Dimensions are 27 in h x 15 in w x 15.5 in d. Condition is good with

Automobile Fog Lamps (4), 2 matching pair, C.M Hall nickel-plated pr & painted housing pr, each w/brackets, Good cond, larger 13"H.

French Industrial Animated Steam Pump Clock. 2 tone nickel plated and gilt brass case in the form of a vertical steam boiler with chimney, gauges, pipes, levers, flywheel governor and cylindrical stea

Pair of Jacques Adnet and Baccarat Table Lamps ca. 1930-1939, French, each with a Baccarat crystal ball resting on a circular nickel-plated bronze base, model 7706, fitted with white paper shades and

Stove, Art Garland #300 baseburner, Michigan Stove Co.-Detroit, MI, cast iron w/nickel-plated Griffins on 2 corners, VG/Exc cond w/repair on rear casting by chimney, 5'H, base 24"Sq.

Group of three pieces, two pair of Japanese WWII naval battleship "Big Eye" binoculars, and tripod, comprising one nickel plated brass pair of binoculars having a plaque in Japanese to the underside,

Max Ingrand (1908-1969)Pair of sconcesGlass, metal and nickel-plated brassModel created in the 1960sH 60 × L 7,5 × W 15 cmBibliography:- P-E. Martin Vivier, Max Ingrand, Ed. Norma, similar m

Max Ingrand (1908-1969)Pair of sconcesGlass, metal and nickel-plated brassModel created in the 1960sH 60 × L 7,5 × W 15 cmBibliography:- P-E. Martin Vivier, Max Ingrand, Ed. Norma, similar m

French desk c. 1970stainless steel, nickel-plated brass, leather, brass63 w × 32.5 d × 30.5 h in (160 × 83 × 77 cm) Desk features three locking drawers and retains key.

Marius-Ernest Sabino large French Art Deco chandelier featuring floral detailed nickel-plated bronze frame with six frosted glass shield-form panels under geometric motif canopy, with copy of original

A Mesopotamian marble double 'eye' idol Tell Brak Region, circa 3500-3300 B.C. The plaque incised with two pairs of eyes, the body incised with zig-zags, indicating the limbs of two embracing figures

(pair) French Art Deco leather club armchairs, early 20th c., having shaped back, over rolled arms, rising on squared wood supports, some loss and wear to leather, approx 29"h, 35"w, 36"d, seat height

(pair) French Louis XVI 18th/19th c., marble-top commodes, 18th c., mahogany case fitted with three drawers, flanked by fluted corner posts, rising on tapered legs, ending in capped feet, approx 32"h,

Shiro Kuramata for Vitra Nickel Plated Steel Mesh 'How High the Moon' Arm Chair With two labels on the underside: '... Vitra' and '...09.91...HOW HIGH THE'. 28 1/2 x 37 x 32 in. Note: Designed in 1986

(pair) French Louis XV style nightstands, early 20th c., shaped marble top, over floral marquetry and matched veneer case, fitted with three drawers, rising on cabriole legs, ending in sabots, approx

Pair French wrought iron folding garden chairs. Late 19th century. 33"h x 16"w x 19"d Seat 16 1/2"h

"Le Lioret No. 3" Phonograph, 1897 Rare French weight-driven phonograph for celluloid cylinders. Inventor and manufacturer was the Parisian clockmaker Henri Lioret (1848-1938). Nickel-plated brass cas

(lot of 2) Franz Hagenauer (Austrian, 1906-1986), "Male and Female Busts," nickel-plated brass, each stamped beneath, largest overall: 18"h x 20.5"w x 4.25"d. Provenance: Property from the collection

Shiro Kuramata, 'How High The Moon' easy chair, 1986, H. 72.5 x 95 x 83.2 cm. Made by Vitra Design, Weil/Rhine, c. 2000. Nickel-plated expanded metal., Fiell, 1000 Chairs, Cologne 1997, p. 575.