Eagle, Banner et Aladdin - Lampes à pétrole

Cinq lampes à pétrole dont une Piper Maker Toronto pour le Canadian Pacific Railroad et une Eagle_x000D_ _x000D_ Five kerosene lamps including one Piper Maker Toronto for the Canadian Pacifi

DSP. An outstanding example of this sign from White Eagle Banner Gasoline. Side one shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field showing no chipping with a few minor areas of light discoloration

Willard Shepard Gilt Carved Eagle Banner. Gilt carved winged eagle head facing left, the eagle is wrapped with a red and blue banner crest with white lettering which reads "Don't Give Up The Ship". Si

Banner reads "Don't Give Up the Ship', in the manner of John Bellamy; Head and wings carved from one piece of wood. 44 x 6 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches

Gregorio VARDANEGA (Né en 1923)   Réversibilité chromatique, 1970 Caisson en bois peint, plexiglas, lampes et moteur  Signé, titré, daté et situé au dos Pièce unique 90 x 90 x 19 cm Exposit

Exceedingly Rare and Important Six-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Cobalt Decoration of a Flying Eagle with Banner, Inscribed "WE ARE AFTER YOU", Stamped "J.B. PFALTZGRAFF / YORK, PA.", circa 1861-1865, l

Cylindrical crock made by James Hamilton and Co., 1860's-1880's. Stenciled Federal Eagle with banner reading Jas. Hamilton & Co. Underneath is Greensboro, PA and stenciled 3. Elaborately cobalt decora

Dark blue transferware sugar bowl and cover with eagle clutching banner with thirteen stars over pastoral scene. Attributed to Davenport & Co. 5 3/4 x 8 x4 inches.

19th century, wooden snare drum frame with painted lettering "Germania of/New Brunswick" and "28 Reg./U.S./Infantry" and spread winged eagle with banner and shield, applied brass tacks around star car

1861-1865, L-handle, fully relief carved and stained shaft; eagle handle; eagle with banner; (6) full figure soldiers and sailors; eagle on cannon and flag; (20) to (30) assorted symbols, including ca

Bellamy Style Carved and Painted Eagle Sternboard/Banner Plaque, height 17 inches, length 55 inches.

18th century, armorial guglet with white body, famille rose decoration, two gilt crests with three cow's heads, motto of banner "Pericule Et Labore", 10-1/2 in., with carved stand, 5 in., restorations

Flask- Masonic arch- Eagle and banner above oval panel with eight pointed star, GIV-5, pint, green, ribbed edges, scarred base. 7''h

Attributed to JOHN BELLAMY (American, 1836-1914), carved wood eagle holding banner, unpainted, pencil inscribed to verso ''Presented to Alice M. Grafton, Alice M. Grafton'' with sketch of swan. Minor

First quarter 19th century. Transfer American eagle with banner "E Pluribus Unum" and four color enamel. Star flowers on reverse side. "Kahn Collection" sticker.

Martha BOTO (1925-2004) Labyrinthe diagonal, 1965 Caisson en bois peint, contreplaqué , plexiglas, lampes, miroir et moteur 65 x 65 x 39 cm (25,35 x 25,35 x 15,21 in.) Provenance : Atelier Martha Bot

EAGLE POTTERY THREE-GALLON STONEWARE HANDLED JUGPalatine, West Virginia, 19th CenturyBlue stenciled decoration of an eagle, shield and banner above “Palatine W. Va. 3”.Height 16.5”.

Printed in black on the front with the Great Seal of the United States, the eagle holding a banner inscribed "E. PLURIBUS. UNUM.," within "ARMS OF THE UNITED STATES" and the verse "May success attend

Ca. 1900, cotton. Two color printing in red and blue with eagle, stars and banner "E Pluribus Unum", with bust of Roosevelt surrounded by wreath and "Welcome". Framed, 43.75"h. 30.25"w. From the Colle

Bayless McCarthy & Company, Louisville, KY stoneware advertising jug, 2 gallon size with stenciled cobalt eagle decoration. Eagle holds a banner reading "Eagle Pottery" above the stenciled words "Bayl

Salt glaze with stenciled cobalt "A.P. Donaghho/Parkersburg, W.V." over spread winged eagle with ribbon banner in beak with Excelsior Pottery, over number 10 in stippled circle with spear-point wings,

American, second quarter 19th Century. Cherry with poplar secondary. Two board top, two upper dovetailed drawers, twelve punched tins with stars and eagles clutching a banner, turned legs and three bo

14 Karat Gold and Enameled Medal Deus Et Libertas with Eagle, approximately 20 grams.

Commander's Cross Military, 2nd Class, instituted in 1765. Neck Badge, 52x48 mm, GOLD, enameled, maker's mark "E.T.", hallmarked "56, eagle", original suspension loop and neck ribbon, in case of issue