Early Italian mortar with pestle, probably 15th c.

Madonna & child icon, based on a 15th century Italian painting, probably early to mid-20th C, 15-1/4" x 10-3/4" overall

19th c. Carved White Marble Mortar with Turned Wooden Pestle, Italian or French, with four lugs, mortar: 7" high, 15 1/4" diam., pestle: 15" long. Edge chips to mortar, base edge chips/wear to pestle.

An early northern Thai Buddha- probably 15th Century. Good size at 10-1/8 inches tall, 8.25 inches wide, 4 inches deep. New custom base now elevates it to 12.5 inches tall. This Buddha has an interest

Full title: A polychromed walnut Pietà, probably Spain, early 15th C. Description: H 57 cm Expert: Cabinet Benoit Bertrand

1803 Italian Renaissance History of ITALY Guicciardini Medici Politics Venice 5v Francesco Guicciardini was an early 15th-century Italian historian known for his masterpiece The History of Italy. This

1763 History of ITALY Francesco Guicciardini Clement VII Politics Rome Italian Francesco Guicciardini was an early 15th-century Italian historian known for his masterpiece ‘The History of Italy.’

1569 Saint Antonius of Florence Italian Dominican Catholic Confession Morality Saint Antonius of Florence was an early 15th-century Italian Dominican friar known for his theological writings and guide

**Originally Listed At $600** Near East, Persia / Iran, Islamic culture, ca. 15th century CE. A hefty mortar and pestle made from cast leaded-brass, with an octagonal form. The mortar has a loop and r

Europe, ca. 15th to 16th c. CE. This is a heavy cast bronze mortar and pestle set with prominent ribs around the outside of the mortar and a simple scored dots decoration. The name "mortar" comes from

Carved Alabaster Ewer Form Vase, early 20th c., probably Italian, with a figural spout over floral relief decorated sides, to a knopped socle support, on a stepped square plinth, H.- 25 in., Dia.- 7 i

Early 19th C 8" H Wooden Mortar & Pestle.

Two early porcelain covered bowls, probably Siamese Sawankhalok, 14th/15th century. One with chips to edge of rim on base, the other with tiny edge chip to underside of rim and chip to edge of footed

Oil Painting on Paper Applied to Early Door Panel, Probably Italian, 18th C. or Earlier, "La Toilette de Venus" at bottom, approx. W/ Frame 33 x 36

Two-piece lot: Early 18th c. mortar and pestle (with iron bands) along with a wooden chopping bowl. Chelmsford MA. 6.5" H. and 5.5" Diameter.

EARLY COUNTRY MORTAR/PESTLE PAINTED (INDIGO BLUE) WOOD 18/19TH C. H. 7 1/2"

Early Northern Thai Buddha - very uncommon type. Probably 14/15thC. Crack at neck, though hard to see except upon close inspection. Sits 6 7/8 inches tall. Deeply serene countenance.

Europe, probably France, 15th century CE. This is a pair of vellum pages from illuminated manuscripts, possibly from the same one although there are some slight stylistic differences. They have red an

Rare, 1630-1730, 7" tall, very crude and heavy, cast iron ovoid form covered mortar with pestle, probably American, both cover and the mortar have sprue marks, very possibly may have incised lettering

Comprising: an antique brass mortar and pestle, probably Dutch, a circa 1800 brass and wooden standish, a Georgian rosewood tea caddy, a green painted and stenciled bellows c. 1850, a Victorian period

Owl andirons, late 20th c leaded hanging dome, early brass mortar & pestle, tin box, tin sconces

Printed and framed in the early 20th century (probably about 1910). Image is probably 14th or 15th century. 8 x 31.5” (sight) framed to 11.75 x 35.75. Frame is damaged and matting is toned. Print se

19th c. painted mortar and pestle rack with early brass mortar and pestle and (8) pewter spoons. Some spoons marked "Iron Lined". Rack 25 1/2" x 4 1/2" x 21" Ht.. Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection

Early Italian oak leaf style. Cantagalli mark underneath. Dimensions: H 10.5" x W 8" x D 7" Condition: Flea bites and a chip to the rim. Another chip to the foot rim.

Early American Wood Mortar & Pestle. Looks like black walnut wood. In good condition without any cracks. Circa 19th C.