Photo Boy Feeding Rabbits

Three Hummel German Porcelain Figurines. Includes one figurine of two girls talking, one figurine of a boy feeding rabbits, and one figurine of a boy picking flowers. Each piece is marked on the botto

Spanish School (Late 19th Century) Boy Feeding a Rabbit oil on canvas signed "C. Panozios" (lower left) 45 x 34 inches (sight) 58 x 48 inches (frame)

Art Glass Tea Warmer 5" X 5" - Three Scenic Panels Around Circular Warmer - Dark Cranberry with Mary Gregory Scenes of Girl Feeding Swans, Girl Feeding Rabbit and Boy Watching Sailboat - Original Burn

Boy Feeding Animals, watercolor and ink on paper, unsigned, marked on back as "painted by Ella Elmine c. 1865, Ohio", a rural scene of young man with dog, sheep and rabbit, in a painted wooden frame w

DESCRIPTION: Antique folk art oil on canvas portrait painting depicting two boys, one holding a white rabbit and the other feeding the rabbit. CIRCA: 19th Century DIMENSIONS: (Sight) H: 18.25" W: 14.2

A Collection of 5 Hummel Figurines, tallest measuring 5.5 inches: -Close Harmony -Not For You! (Boy w/dog) -Friends (Girl feeding Deer) -Sensitive Hunter looking at rabbit -Let's Sing w/ Bird (Covered

Unsorted postcard lot, several real photo. Skinning a West Texas jack rabbit. Boxing instruction at Camp Upton (Yaphank Long Island, New York). Dimensional lady postcard. New York homes. Man feeding h

1930's J. Chein Tin Litho Windup Drummer Boy with Key 8 1/2", J. Chein 1950's Wind Up Peter Rabbit 5" works & Early Tin Litho Windup Woman 4" works - See photos for condition and details

After Masaaki; Lg Japanese Bronze: Boy Feeding Goose, with Cake in each Hand; in dark patina on oval bronze base with inscription to back edge, the back surface of base with a tiny mark "Made in Japan

H:21cm，W:10.5cm，

Circle of Edwin Landseer (British, 1802-1873). "Boy Feeding Dogs", oil on canvas. Apparently unsigned. Approx. 14" x 15.5" (frame), 10" x 11.75" (canvas)

Continental, probably Italian, 19th century. Carved wooden sculpture of a young archer feeding a bird sitting on a classical pedestal. Apparently unsigned. Provenance: From a Private Collection, Highl

Early Japan windup toy. All original and complete. Windup works. 7" Excellent

19th C. Meissen Porcelain Figure of Boy Feeding Ducks. Measures H: 5"

Robert Doisneau Charming 1950s Photograph "Boy with Cat" Measuring 7.375" x 9.5", Paris, Ca. 1955. A black and white photograph, entitled "Boy with Cat", depicting a young boy on the street, petting a

MEISSEN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF YOUNG BOY FEEDING DOG MARKED ON THE REVERSE WITH BLUE CROSS SWORDS UNDERGLAZE; 4.75"H

5" H 2.5" DIAM Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was the first European hard-paste porcelain. Early experiments were done in 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. After his death that October,

oil painting on canvas, signed and dated by the artist lower left, comes with a non guaranteed COA from Global Fine Art, 30 1/2" X 35", frame is heavy

Ariane Beigneux (New York, Connecticut, 1918-2011). Young Boy Feeding Gold Finches. Oil on board, signed "Ariane Beigneux" lower left, 19.5 x 13.75 inches, sight). Frame: H: 32.5 in., W: 26.75 in., D:

TOYODO & CO BOY FEEDING ROOSTER TOY TIN LITHO WINDUP VINTAGE ANTIQUE MECHANICAL

DESCRIPTION: An antique Meissen porcelain figurine depicting a boy feeding geese and chickens. Marked with the double sword "Meissen" hallmark and engraved number 93. (Ref. AA31). CIRCA: 20th Century.

Meissen (German, established 1710). Porcelain. Height: 5", Length: 2 3/4", Depth: 3". Porcelain figurine of a boy feeding birds. Marked to the underside with crossed sword mark as well as "52", and "C

The dimensions are Approx. 3" x 2.5" (Small variances can occur) including original case. ABOUT SHIPPING: This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Sh

Made by J. Meier of Germany circa 1920's. Made of Tin. Fine Condition.