A South German silver rosary pendant with picture of St. Mary, 18th century

A CARVED GILT WOOD FIGURE OF A SAINT 18TH C. Comprising an attractively carved gilt wood and polychrome figure of a standing male saint, possibly St. James, likely South German. Carved in full round o

Polychrome wood St. Christopher, South Germany, early 18th century. The Saint, with goatee & stylized long hair, faces front. He wears a loose tunic which drapes over his left arm & shoulder & flows o

Open-worked silver framed pendant with center silver oval of possibly St. Francis of Assisi, the other side painted on silver possibly Isabella of Portugal . Tested positive for fine silver. L: 3 1/8,

LEATHER BOUND BIBLE CIRCA 1747 - WITH BRASS TRIM - EARLY PICTURES IN GERMAN TERMS: THIS SALE WILL BE ONLINE ONLY. PICK-UP WILL BE ON-SITE AT 14 CHURCH ST. BETHLEHEM, PA 18018 - APPOINTMENTS WILL BE MA

20th Century, South American. A round silver metal relicario medallion of Saint Mary Magdalene. The miniature painted on mother-of-pearl. 2 1/2" L total. Good condition. Provenance: Private Collection

A Continental parcel gilt silver covered beakerGerman or Hungarian17th/early 18th century, with early 19th century Prussian tax markWith medallion depicting St. John the Baptist.height 6in (15cm); dia

oil on panel, half length portrait of Mary Magdalene with the Bible and her rosary, presented in an ornate gilt composition frame, retaining old gallery label to verso. SS 14.5 x 10.5 in.; DOA 24.75

Polychrome wood Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The Virgin, hands clasped & facing right, wears a billowing silver robe over a red tunic. She stands on the crescent moon supported by a single putto on

A Splendid Circa Late 17th-Early 18th Century German Women's Moralizing Medal by P.H. Muller (Unsigned, Silver, 38mm, 14.5 grams). The obverse shows Mary and Martha with a Latin legend that translates

pendant/medallion early 20th century, fir cone, silver 800/000, (for 2 pictures), height = 28.0 mm German Description Anhänger/Medaillon Anfang 20.Jhd., TANNENZAPFEN, Silber 800/000, (für 2 Bilder),

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 18th century CE. A high-quality silver pendant constructed in modern times using a 18th century leaded brass repousse icon panel that was once enameled in vibrant hues. The

Antique 18th Century German Silver Vinaigrette. Measures just under 2 inches in length.

Full title: A South German walnut refectory table, 18th C. Description: H 83 x L 258,5 x D 85 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures and d

A small parcel gilt beaker on a stepped foot with gilt washed interior. The body chased with Baroque decoration and Hebrew inscription. Hallmarked to underside for Mullers, Berlin, second half 18th C(

Late 17th/ Early 18th.c German Silver Cup. Partially Gilt. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good Condition. Dimensions: H- 1.6", Dia- 2.2".Weight: 1.62 ozt / 50.6 g. Provenance: From a Mid West

South German walnut, oak, and pine three-drawer commode, 18th century, in the late Baroque taste, with banded shaped serpentine walnut top above three conforming drawers, on a plinth base with bun fee

An 18th century bowl with an Augsburg mark with date letter for 1741. Makers mark likely for Bartholomaus Heuglin. The bowl chased with a swirling Baroque design with two cast and applied handles. Dia

18th Century Prussia Silver St Bartholomew Apostle Spoon - Prussian hallmark / Measures: 7.5", 2.7 ozt

German silver beaker on circular foot, with etched floral designs and engraving dated 1711. [6 3/4 x 4 5/8 (dia)(top) inches]. Weight 9.61 ozt. In good condition.

Small German silver teapot with applied ebonized wood handle, ribbed body, gold wash interior, and botanical motifs throughout the lid and rim. Acorn-shaped finial. 'M' monogram beneath engraved crown

Ovoid form with engraved banding, straight spout, exaggerated ebonized wood handle, and gold wash interior. Stippled monogram 'MP' with coronet on body. Date mark for Augsburg, either 1741-43 or1789-9

Small German silver teapot with applied ebonized wood handle, hinged lid, and gold wash interior. No visible monograms. Date marks for Augsburg, 1753-55. Maker's mark for Johann Christian Neuß. H. to

Pair Continental Baroque limewood candleholders, 18th c., probably South German or Italian, with iron prickets, modeled as classical robed figures on pedestals with cherub mask carving, approx. 26.5"h

**Originally Listed At $650** South America, Peru, Chile, & Bolivia, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A collection of 4 high quality silver tupus and an incense burner. The incense holder is cast from 3 s