Moroccan Horse Bridle And Uzbekistan Camel Head Covers

Offered here for your consideration is a Moroccan horse bridle and two Uzbekistan camel head covers. The bridle body is leather that is, literally covered in multicolored cloth floral medallions and l

3 Old Central Asian Weavings, including a Kazakh saddle cover with tassels on 4 sides, a Khirgiz felt horse head cover with tassels, and a silk and cotton suzani. Largest size: 4'10'' x 6'9'' (147 x 2

Syrian-Moroccan camel-form table. Head is removable. [27 1/2 x 30 x 21 (dia) inches; Top: 21 (dia) inches]. In overall good condition. From the collection of Clem Labine and Deirdre Lawrence.

An AWW Co. Chronograph pocket watch. 14 size, SW, LS, C. W. C. Co. with engraved Horse head on rear cover GF, OF, SSD with Roman numerals. Serial #2469840. Some case wear. Winds, sets, functioning and

Animal Trapping (horse, donkey, etc.) head cover. Late 19th century (Luri/Bakhtiari?)

ASSORTED EAPG TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, colorless, comprising an Oaken Bucket covered sugar bowl, a Log Cabin sauce dish and butter base, and a mustard pot with horse head finial to cover. Fourth q

The circa 1925 Kiddie Kar candy container with figural horse head, spoke wheels, the cover of the back car portion embossed with dog, embossed markings "AVOR 1 oz." and original closure.Plus a figural

Very nice sterling silver ring of a Horses head with a bridle on. Approximate size 11. This piece was made by the designer Louis Rauch. Louis Rauch was the head designer at "Le Petie Musee" in New Yor

Cufflinks. Pair of 14kt yellow gold cufflinks displaying Essex crystal or reverse painted crystal pendants depicting a fox head and the alternate side a horse head with bridle. Stamped, "14K&quot

PAIRING OF CARVED EQUESTRIAN WALKING STICKS/CANESA companion horse and camel, both with figured head finials over crosshatched collars, brass fittings and natural wooden shafts. 40.5" & 41" lengths

Vintage Sterling Silver Equestrian Brooch w Horse. Horse head with bridle and bit in wreath. Hallmarked. Measures 1.75 inches in length.

Designed by George Thompson in the late 1950's. Features a colorless waisted jar with a cover with a horse head. Company founded by Frederick Carder and Thomas Hawkes in Corning, New York in 1903. Fac

Elgin BW Raymond 7-17J 18S HC Pocket Watch: SW LS Full ADJ DMK No.5633516, in a 3 color GF BII No.457665 case, covers have 3 horse heads opposite a shield, some wear, DSD has hairlines, running.

Gold tooled book cover or folio, horse bridle and bit, and a vintage Wilson's Leather purse.

Heading: Author: Title: WEIRD MYSTERIES No. 3 Place Published: Publisher:Stanley Morse [Indicia: Gillmor Magazines, Inc.] Date Published: February, 1953 Description:

GUCCI, WHITE PORCELAIN HORSE HEAD WITH LEATHER BRIDLE, SIGNED. HEIGHT 20"; LENGTH 19"

GUCCI, BLACK PORCELAIN HORSE HEAD WITH LEATHER BRIDLE, SIGNED. HEIGHT 20"; LENGTH 19"

For exact dimensions please refer to the attached dimensions sheet. Bakelite was an early plastic resin, developed by Leo Baekeland in 1907. Originally used for industrial purposes thanks to its abili

For exact dimensions please refer to the attached dimensions sheet. Bakelite was an early plastic resin, developed by Leo Baekeland in 1907. Originally used for industrial purposes thanks to its abili

Dover Dentzel Carousel Zebra. Philadelphia: G.A. Dentzel Company, ca. 1890. Carved outside row wooden stander of a zebra with carved saddle and bridle and winged horse head at cantle. 55 x 12 x 58&rdq

Cast iron base, porcelain enameled, painted horse head form with bridle. Seat appears recovered at some point, dings and nicks on the horse head, revealing a plaster cast form, rust and wear to chrome

Early circa 1940s butterscotch bakelite horse head brooch with bridle and two celluloid bird brooches.

A large wood mask with horse hair moustache, large bulging eyes, burlap heads cover, performance tie straps. 12-1/2" H

Together with a deep octagonal tray (lacking drain), with coat of arms of three horse heads and with horse head crest Dish 12-1/2"l Provenance: Sarah Potter Conover, New York; Property from the Collec