PRANCING HORSE BOOKENDS

Pair of English gilt brass prancing horse bookends, the stallions with bridle and saddle, mounted on stepped bases; matches door stop, to be found in Lot 273. 6.5" H x 9.5" L x 2.5" D.

English gilt brass prancing horse large bookends, 19th century, the stallions with bridle and saddle, mounted on stepped bases. 9" H X 12.5" L X 3.5" D. Some wear, scattered pitting and patination.

English gilt brass prancing horse door stop, the stallion with bridle and saddle, mounted on a stepped base; matches pair of bookends, to be found in Lot 274. 9.5" H x 10" L x 2.75" D. Some minor wear

Lot of vintage cast iron banks, bookends and toys, 7 items total. 1st item: Cast iron horse and wagon or cart, the prancing horse having gilt highlights and the green cart with larger rear red wheels,

Important Prancing Horse Weathervane, circa 1860, having molded and sheet copper body, on an iron support bar, simulating the ground. Beautiful original verdegris patina. We have found no other exampl

This is a Striking Tang Dynasty Prancing Painted Pottery Horse. The horse has expressive eyes, mouth agape, and pricked ears. The horse has a well moulded saddle and dotted saddle blanket on its back,

Fabulous patina and great weathered surface with remnants of original gold. 25 x 32 inches.

DESCRIPTION: Ancient Han period sculpture depicting a prancing, neighing horse composed of a thin sheet of bronze. Piece represents the short, stocky steppe ponies typical of China. Piece was original

Prancing horse painting, signed by the acclaimed Moroccan artist, Hassan El Glaoui. Born 1923. 19" H x 24" W. Tiny hole and puncture in paper. Slight ripple to paper. Otherwise good condition.

Ferrari 5 color neon dealer sign with prancing horse. 47"H x 26.5"W

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 A.D. A terracotta caparisoned horse figure modelled prancing, standing on an integral rectangular base and with naturalistic anatomical detailing; remains of polychrome pigmentat

Chinese Tang prancing horse with custom case, TL tested period Tang Dynasty, (618 CE-907 CE), naturalistically modeled with the right leg raised, the mouth open, and the head turned slightly to the le

rate 9, 21" x 10", Single Sided Plastic Dealership Clock, nice condition, runs and works

Fabulous patina and great weathered surface with remnants of original gold. 25 x 32 inches.

Ferrari Dealer neon sign with 'prancing horse' logo. 57'h x 32"W

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 A.D. A ceramic horse modelled in the round prancing on a rectangular base, right foreleg raised, with integral moulded saddle and saddlecloth, dressed mane and tail, painted brid

Tang Dynasty, 618-907 A.D. A ceramic horse modelled prancing, with naturalistic anatomical detailing, flowing mane, dressed tail, head lowered with mouth ajar, in a whinnying posture; remains of paint

Molded and Gilt Copper Prancing Horse Weathervane, A. L. Jewell and Company (active 1852-1865) Waltham, MA Fitted with a cast zinc head with applied ears above a molded body and grooved tail. 26 x 28

DIAMOND, ENAMEL AND EMERALD PRANCING HORSE BROOCH, the body decorated with enamel, set with diamonds on the legs, tail and head, with an emerald eye. L. 7 cm. 27.3 grams.

Beautiful high-quality French sculpture of Napoleon on Prancing Horse and with signature at the base, good condition, H: 15 inches W: 16 inches

a wonderful, antique, Chinese , painted pottery prancing horse, from an old collection of a lady. Tang dyn. The horse was bought in Belgium in early 70s. Prancing horses are , probably, the most impre

Carousel Animal, Prancing Horse, hand carved & polychrome wood figure w/glass eyes & real hair tail on brass pole w/wood base, Exc cond, 51"H x 52"W x 11"D (excluding pole & base).

Depicted with one foreleg raised, on rectangular base; together with an original thermoluminescence test result #1831019, dated October 19, 1983, from "Labor for Falschungserkennung" Haigerloch, Germa

AMERICAN FOLK ART FULL-BODY MOLDED-COPPER PRANCING HORSE WEATHERVANE, with cast-zinc head, retaining fine old verdigris surface, presented on a custom iron stand. Fourth quarter 19th century. 17&