A PIQUE DRESS CANE, POSSIBLY RUSSIAN

A PIQUE DRESS CANE, POSSIBLY RUSSIAN The cane carved in two parts, inlaid all over with silvered wire and dot inlay to knob handle and shaft, ending in a wood ferrule. H 34 inches Provenance: Property

A 19TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL SILVER AND JADE WALKING CANE possibly Russian, inset with a Lapis roundel. 90 cm long.

Portrait of a Young 18th c. Nobleman in court dress, possibly Tsar Paul I (Pavel Petrovich) of Russia (1754-1801, reigned 1796-1801, assassinated). oil on a rectangular copper sheet, with oval painted

Metal-mounted lapis lazuli veneered walking stick, possibly Russian, early 20th century. Provenance: Christie's, New York "Living With Art" sale, February 7, 2017, lot 392. Sold for $11,250. [34 1/2"

This cane or walking stick is made of a bent branchwood, with silver wire pique design down the shaft and a silver pomander at the top, covered with a brass plate. A Cyrillic phrase is set in the silv

154. Hard Stone Dress Cane-Ca. 1900-A sizeable plain jasper or possibly jade ball knob of a desirable mottled structure and green and various green and pink colors, ebony shaft with an elaborately c

MID CENTURY PAINTING ON SLATE OF WOMAN DANCING, POSSIBLY RUSSIAN, WRITING ON BACK AS PICTURED, BRASS TRIM AROUND PAINTING, PAINTING MEASURES 28" X 16.5", SOME PAINT FLAKING ON WHITE DRESS, FROM HUDSON

Russian, 20th century. Polychrome and black lacquered box depicting three mounted soldiers on horses in 16th style dress. The interior with painted coral. Possibly signed "N.N.". Approx. h. 3.125", w.

200. Alligator and Indian Dress Cane- Early 20th century- A nice Florida carving of an Indian in full dress prying an alligator’s mouth open with a stick, great detail is paid to the warriors feathe

Possibly Russian Gold, Diamond And Enamel Egg Pendant. Total Weight 4.4 dwt.

Sleeveless white overdress finely decorated with cutwork and embroidered flower baskets, swags and daisy chains, having inserts of filet lace with moths and side panniers with figural needle lace inse

French, 18th C. with numerous characters representing the government and military. Purchased from Marion Harris, Woodhaven, CT. Has original brass Ferrule. 35" L Provenance: Property from the Estate o

182. Ivory Puma Dress Cane-  Ca. 1890- A massive carved ivory handle with a puma perched upon a tree trunk, nice high relief carving, large signed sterling collar, one inch thick malacca shaft and an

LATE 19TH CENTURY PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A STREET VENDOR - POSSIBLY RUSSIAN the standing young lady supporting a tray of fruit on a naturalistic circular base (16cm high)

Camel crepe with attached capelet having long sleeve cuffed with domed self button & loop closures, fold-back lapel, long self tie running through side slit, shaped self capelet top attached to a lace

167. Nautical Fist and Egg Dress Cane-  Ca. 1885- A unique carved ivory handle of a hand holding an egg, fine detailed piece of work, alternating ivory and horn spacers, thick ebony shaft and a three

Ca. 1920- A signed Tiffany 18 karat removable handle, exotic wood shaft and a metal ferrule. H.- 1 ¼” x 1” O.L.- 35 ½” $700-$800

Silver cross, possibly Russian Measurements: 4.5 inches height x 2.25 inches width.2.95 troy ounces.

Possibly Russian Porcelain Ice Pail, a Sevres Style Form with Famille Rose Style Painting. The tapering straight-sided form with four squared bail handle holders to upper rim, each with semi-circular

172. Enamel Silver Dress Cane- Ca. 1920- A perfect engine turned blue enamel sterling handle with great eye appeal, handle is signed 925-fine, rich snakewood shaft and a  horn ferrule-  H-1 ¼” x

Continental, possibly Russian, late 18th/early 19th century. A carved and polychromed wood santos depicting Saint Roch, the patron saint of dogs, holding his attribute of the staff with a vial of fres

68. Solid Gold Georgian Dress Cane- Ca. 1790- A beautiful, gold Florentine handle with small ribbed gold collar, owner’s cartouche with initials, a pair of gold eyelets with original tassel, malacca

Physicians Dress Cane, solid wood shaft with silver handle and collar, handle unscrews to reveal a 3" syringe and metal protective cover (needle is missing), silver collar is monogrammed with "Ansley

PAIR OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS, POSSIBLY RUSSIANLate 18th Century or EarlierDetachable bobeches. Classical hexagonal bases. Unmarked.Heights 10.25”. Diameters of bases 5.5”.