A RARE SET OF EASTERN EUROPEAN POWDER CHARGERS

Each of seven chargers turned of hardwood with carved spouts. In their fitted leather case. 18th century. Worn. Overall width of case 18cm. Condition III

Polish or Hungarian work, combining an axe and war hammer. 15th-16th century. Replaced haft. As found. Overall length 77cm. Condition V

An extremely rare set of 7 Mingqi musician/entertainers in painted grey clay. Each plays a different instrument and all are laughing as they dance to accompanying music. Dressed in long robes and bagg

Set of Four Eastern European Silver Candlesticks Height 14 inches, total approximately 52 ounces. Provenance: Doyle New York, September 30, 1999, lot 382 C The Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Collection

This set includes: Saint Catherine silver pocket token 1925. Republic of Latvia Silver Coin,5 lati 1929.Total weight: 47.8 g. Dimensions: Both D: 1 1/2 in.

A set of 12 wooden parade gaziri capped in finely engraved, nielloed and gilded silver. Latter 19th century. Each tube approx. 10cm in length. Condition II

251. FIVE UNUSUAL EUROPEAN TIN FREIGHT CAR SET | Touch ups appear in several areas on some cars. | O gauge, probably French or Eastern European freight set, cars each have small western-type couplers,

A RARE SET OF EIGHT 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN GRAND TOUR BRONZE MEDALLIONS After the Antiquity. 8.5 cm diameter. (8)

A beautiful and rare specimen by this fine Eastern European Oleg Tselkov has lived in Paris since 1977 and he is the only one from the artists emigrants, who has received the honorary "Triumph" award.

Discovered in an eastern European warehouse, these prong set rhinestone trees were made in Czechoslovakia circa 1940s. This example measures approximately 5 3/4" tall.

A freestanding Vintage Christmas decoration made up of multicolor prong set rhinestones. These were discovered in an eastern European warehouse after World War II. This example measures approximately

Eastern European Figural Box Iron with Lift Gate and Original Wooden Handle. In the Form of a Peacock Size 5 1/4" x 5 12" x 4"

This very rare set in an amazing deep purple color consists of a diamond shaped tray, an atomizer perfume bottle and a duck shaped dish, ca. 1930. Very good vintage condition with one small chip to on

White metal/base silver. Bronze, 5.2mm band flaring to the shoulders and relief decorated in foliage and nubs. White metal bezel with nodular medial bands, set with a faceted red "stone". Good quality

White metal/base silver. Bronze, 6.0mm band flaring to the shoulders and relief decorated in foliage and fruit. White metal bezel with nodular medial band, set with a faceted red "stone". Good quality

19th century. White metal/base silver. 4.8mm band flaring to the shoulders and relief decorated in foliage and pellets with raised borders. White metal bezel with nodular medial bands, set with a rect

19th century. White metal/base silver. 4.8mm band flaring to the shoulders and relief decorated in foliage with raised borders. White metal bezel with nodular medial bands, set with a rectangular red

White metal/base silver. Bronze, 4.6mm band flaring to the shoulders and relief decorated in foliage with raised borders. White metal bezel with nodular medial bands, set with an oval blue "stone". Go

White metal/base silver. Bronze, 4.9mm band flaring to the shoulders and relief decorated in foliage with roped borders. White metal bezel with nodular medial bands, set with an oval red "stone". Good

White metal/base silver. Bronze, 4.6mm band flaring to the shoulders and relief decorated in foliage with raised borders. White metal bezel with nodular medial bands, set with an oval blue "stone". Go

Three hand painted Eastern European Religious icons. One is approx. 3.5"X5.25", with a pair approx. 2"X4"

Four hand painted Eastern European Religious icons. All are approx. 3"X3.5"

Three hand painted Eastern European Religious icons. One is approx. 4.25"X5", with a pair approx. 2.5"X3.5".

A folio of 8 (of 10) prints issued in a limited edition of 100 sets signed and numbered by the artists, compiled and edited by Andrew Stasik, New York: Pratt Graphics Center, New York, an extension of