A CAST IRON FORM OF FISH STANDARD (MAHI – MARATIB) 18TH CENTURY, INDIA

South India, c. 18th-19th century; A nice group of three animal form lime containers; A peacock, a fish, and a boar. Longest: 3 3/8" (8.5cm) Ex. Paul Walter Collection. Standard shipping to the contin

Cast iron candle holder, tripod form. 18th C. 23" tall 19" wide

Early example of Chinese cast iron in the form of a crane, 18th / 19th Century. Measures 8.5

A GROUP OF FOUR JAPANESE CAST IRON FISH FORM ASHTRAYS, LATE 20TH CENTURY, with two naturalistic fish; height: 6 3/4"; and two graduated stylized fish; height: 6 1/2" and 8 5/8"; all marked "JAPAN".

A collection of 18th century and later domestic metalware Comprising a cast iron fireback of arched form and with Prince of Wales feathers in relief, 58cm high x 60cm wide (22 1/2in high x 23 1/2in wi

ANTIQUE CAST IRON ARCHITECTURAL BOOT SCRAPE: 18th century, of demi-lune form with acorn finial, 19"w x 15"h. PROVENANCE: Directly from a second generation collection and estate inventory of distinguis

Mughal red sandstone arch panel on stand, Possibly 18th c., India, carved with openwork star-form lattice, on custom wrought iron stand, 15"h x 24"w x 2.5"d (stone), 25"h (total)

18th to early 19th century American iron hearth cooking: 1780 - 1820 cast iron teakettle in onion form, short legs, 3-part mold, original lid, 8" H to lid finial; trivet with squared legs, fits betwee

solid cast forms with flame top above round column with arched cabriole legs and pad feet. Probably Rhode Island, late 18th century. 21" high, 16" wide, 18" deep. Property of a CT collector.

A PAIR OF INDIAN GOLD ORNAMENTS WITH CONCH AND FLOWER South India, 18th-19th century. A pair of massive gold-cast ear ornaments in the form of a conch with a conical upper part with gold thread decora

The cast iron bird bath with shell form water reservoir with Classical putti standard on stepped octagonal plinth. Retains old hunter green paint over black. Height 32" Width 21" Depth 13"

Pair of Architectural Cast Iron Pedestalslate 20th century, circular form with removable disc form top, hollow standard with mask and ring relief decoration, acanthus leaf border base. 31.5 x 18.5 in.

(pair) Continental cast iron andirons, 18th/ 19th c., simple cylindrical standard, surmounted by cup-form port warmer, fitted with four roll bar hooks, rising on bridge feet, joined to rear support le

Early Rush/Candle Light. Early 18th C, forged iron. Exceptionally delicate form, arched tripod base with tiny pinched ankles & large penny feet, above round standard with squared pincer arms, adjoinin

A FEDERAL MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TABLE, LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, with rectangular rounded corner attached by wrought iron latch mechanism and hinge above mahogany baluster form standard raised on trip

Pair of Tall Cast Iron Garden Torchieresearly 20th century, one part form, white paint, reeded bobeche with interior pricket, fluted tapered standard on three griffon form feet. 48 x 18 x 18 in., bobe

PAIR OF IRON KNIFE BLADE ANDIRONSLate 18th CenturyCast flame-form finials. Tooled feet.Heights 30.25”. Depths 21.25”.

A SPANISH COLONIAL STYLE WROUGHT IRON AND PATINATED STEEL FLOOR LAMP, 20TH CENTURY, in candlestick form with patinated cast iron pan supported by matching patinated steel standard, raised on wrought i

South India; ca. 18th-19th century. The handles of architectural form, ending in makara heads. The chopping handle with worn iron blade and floral engravings. The receiving handle in the form of a leo

Classical Style Cast Iron Fountain Headlate 20th century, bronze tone painted surface in the form of a young boy grasping a fish, circular base with crashing waves, appears unmarked. 30.5 x 16 in. dia

**Originally Listed At $800** Central Asia, Pakistan/northern India, Indo-Persian period, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An attractive iron and brass shield known as a dhal or sipar, a form of buckler,

Classical Style Three Tiered Cast Iron Garden Fountainlate 19th / early 20th century, one part form, grey paint, three graduated basins with egg and dart rim, fluted standard on a square foot. 50 x 29

Central Asia, India, Moghul Empire (also Mughal or Mogul), ca. 17th century CE. A cast bronze cutter with an iron blade in the form of a peacock, used for cutting open the betel nut (actually the arec

**Originally Listed At $150** Central Asia, India, Moghul Empire (also Mughal or Mogul), ca. 17th century CE. A cast bronze cutter with an iron blade in the form of a peacock, used for cutting open th