Austrian school, circa 1900, Nubians, Pair of busts in

MANUFACTURE: Austria NAME: Busts of Nubian Man & Woman NUMBER: 499 & 500 YEAR: circa 1900 CONDITION: Excellent. Minor losses of paint. NO BOX HEIGHT: 13 inch / 32 cm WIDTH: 8 inch / 20 cm DEEP: 5 inch

Henry Schumacher (Austrian, Circa 1900) Early 20th Century Bust alabaster and bronze signed Schumacher and with foundry seal Height 9 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Norma and David McIntyre,

Pair of oils on canvas circa 1900, schools of Cuzco. 30 x 40 cm.

MANUFACTURE: Italy or Austria SCULPTOR: Tasso NAME: Bust of Nubian Man NUMBER: 495 YEAR: circa 1900 CONDITION: Very good. Some losses of paint. Minor chips. HEIGHT: 13 inch / 33 cm WIDTH: 9 inch / 22

AGNES BANKIER HARVEY (1873-1947) (ATTRIBUTED DESIGNER) PAIR OF GLASGOW SCHOOL WALL SCONCES, CIRCA 1900 repoussé-decorated brass (16cm wide, 38cm high, 9cm deep) Qty: (2)

Circa 1900 English School, Oil on card, a pair, Taking faggots through a wood and fishing by a river, Each 11 x 19''.

Frederick Goldscheider (1845-1897, Austrian), Pair of Ceramic Nubian Busts, Vienna, late 19th c., of a man and a woman, the rear with an impressed signature, and Wien, on black marble and chrome bases

Circa 1900, Austrian, a fine and very large orientalist bust of a smiling woman holding a beautifully decorated fan, mounted on a square footed base, polychrome terra cotta, made by Otto Koenig, signe

Circa 1900, a fine pair of art nouveau porcelain vases with maidens against raised relief of leaves and vines, with underglaze blue sunburst marks, Austrian?, 12" tall, very good condition

AUSTRIAN LOETZ BLOWN GLASS IRIDESCENT PAIR VASES, CIRCA 1900 H 7.5" Hand blown, smooth pontil. Iridescent gold color. From a stately home, Lake Fenton, Mi.

American or British School, untitled, circa 1820, oil on canvas, pair of husband and wife bust length portraits, apparently unsigned, framed. Approximate dimensions: Canvas approx. h. 15.25", w. 12";

American or British School, untitled, circa 1820, oil on canvas, pair of husband and wife bust length portraits, apparently unsigned, framed. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Peggy Forbes, A

SCOTTISH PAIR OF GLASGOW SCHOOL ARTS & CRAFTS VITRINES, CIRCA 1900 oak with glazed panels and velvet lined interiors, glass panels(112.8cm wide, 76cm high, 41cm deep)

Pair of Josef Strnact Austrian Art Nouveau vases, circa 1900, of baluster, two-handled form, relief carved, decorated with game and flowers. Stamped "JS" and "4303" under glaze on bottom. [19 1/4" H x

Circa 1900, each with blue crossed maker's mark of Bros. Voigt and Alfred Voigt, Sitzendorf, each depicting a lady in bonnet and lace-trimmed dress, adorned with applied flowers, 2 pieces, each approx

Circa 1900. Each looks to be by the same hand. Very nicely sculpted and cast with an excellent patina. No signature is detected. H12" Sold from the collection of a Charlotte, North Carolina/Charleston

Art Nouveau Bronze and Marble Mantel Clock Garniturecirca 1900, Belgian School, manner of Victor Horta (1861-1947), including a mantel clock and a pair of three light candelabra, the dial face featuri

GLASGOW SCHOOL PAIR OF STAINED GLASS WINDOWS, CIRCA 1900 stained and leaded glass within mahogany frames (glass 89cm x 35cm) Qty: (2)

Attractive Pair Of Carved Alabaster Miniature Busts, Atop Columnar Form Plinths. European, Probably Italian, Circa 1900-1930

A Pair of Prairie School Cast Iron Bridge Lights united states, circa 1900 22" W X 22" D X 54.5" H Estimate $3,000-5,000

Pair of Antique Art Deco Woman Bust Plaster Cast Statues circa early 1900's. Dimensions: Height: 21 in; Width :12 in ; Depth : 7 in. Markings in French on the back 'Reproduction Interdite' (meaning Fo

Circa 1900. Artist signed. Figures measure 27 inches high. Good condition.Estimate $3.000-4.000

Measures 3-5/8 x 2-1/2 x 1-3/4 inches (9.2 x 6.4 x 4.4 cm) .The desk surmounted by a pair of swiveling candlesticks, fabric interior to the drawer, circa 1900. Estimate $400-500

A pair of Austrian gilded silver and plique-a-jour enamel glass holders, Georg Adam Scheid, Vienna, circa 1900. The cagework glass holders formed as rows of brightly-colored tulips and leaves in shade