Circa 16th - 17th C. Spanish Colonial "THUNDER MUG"

Two Spanish Colonial "THUNDER MUG" Bronze Signal Cannons. Circa 16th - 17th C. A rare example of the mid 16th or early 17th century hand held brass signal cannons or saluting mortar with handle, Spani

17th - 18th c. Spanish Colonial Metal Mug, probably Peruvian, with intricate engraved decoration and handle topped with a depiction of a llama, hexagonal shaped base, in copper base metal, originally

This is an Antique 17th Century Spanish Galleon Bronze Signal Cannon Thunder Mug It is in nice condition and measures 5 inches tall with the barrel hole measuring 1 5/8 inches ( 40mm ) and is 4 inches

North America, Spanish Colonial Period, Mexico, ca. 17th century CE. A magnificent carbon steel cabasset helmet, a form that originated in Italy and was created from the early 16th to early 17th centu

South America, Peru, ca. late 16th to 17th century CE. High relief carved wood Christian religious decorative plaque, perhaps from a church or chapel. It shows the archangel Michael before the Virgin

Spanish Colonial 16th-17th century "Bombard" or "Thunder Cup" used widely throughout Spanish conquest in naval operations as a signal cannon or projectile. Approximately 8lbs 9.4oz, heavily used cylin

Circa 1650. Having mark EH at base. Nicely formed piece in the thundermug shape. Lid is not present. H9 1/2"

Spanish Colonial 17th-18th century "Bombard" or "Thunder Cup" widely used throughout Spanish conquest in naval operations as a signal cannon or projectile. Approximately 12lbs 5.2oz, black painted cyl

Spanish manuscript on vellum. Ordinances for the diocese of Zamora. Circa 1582. 10" x 7.5". 26 leaves (including final blank which contains later 17th c. entries), text within brown/yellow borders. Wi

17th Century Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Tortoise Shell Trunk Form Box with Mother of Pearl Inlay, Hinged Lid. Measures 2-7/8" H, 3-7/8" W, 2-3/8" D. We Will Not Ship This Item Outside of the Stat

New World, Spanish Colonial, Mexico, ca. 17th century CE. A striking limestone sculpture depicting the bust of a bearded man, perhaps a saint, such as Saint Francis, or a Franciscan missionary. The st

Western Europe or North America, Spain or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th century CE. A lovely example of a forged-iron sword known as an espada ancha (literally "wide sword") with a lathe-t

17th century Thunder Mug Signal Cannon

South America, ca. 17th century CE. A hand carved and hand painted wooden santo with articulated arms, wearing flowing garments with remaining red, white, and blue pigment, and a delicately delineated

Possibly Peru, with a domed lid, wrought iron strap hinges , hasp and lock and inlaid decoration. Dimensions: 9 1/2" x 4 3/4" x 5". Provenance: From a California collection.

Antique 17th Century spanish Colonial wood gesso figurine of Santos. 7.75" H without frame. 10" H x 5.5" W with Frame.

Exceptional 16th-17th C. Spanish Hand and a Half BASTARD Sword with Fine German made Blade Inscribed with Maker Name to the Fuller. Fine Braid Iron Wire Grip and Fluted Steel Mounts. A very Handsome a

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. An endearing sculpture of the sleeping Christ child or Santo Nino Dormido - a popular santo during the Spanish Coloni

Southeast Asia, Philippines, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. An endearing sculpture of the sleeping Christ child or Santo Nino Dormido - a popular santo during the Spanish Coloni

Western Europe or North America, Spain or Mexico, Spanish Colonial Period, ca. 16th century CE. A striking broad rapier, known as an espada ropera in Spanish or spada da lato - "side sword" - in Itali

Front carved with fans, pinwheels, stars, florets and other foliates. Sides paneled. 31 x 52 x 22 inches.

Rare 16th-17th C. Spanish or Italian CABASETTE Morion Helmet. Of the type most commonly attributed to Spanish Conquistadors, a good early example, well forged of strong heavy steel, with turned rim an

Spanish Colonial, Mexico or possibly Spain, ca. early 16th to early 18th century CE. An iron dog collar known as a carlanca ("wolf collar") used by canines during the early periods of Spanish Colonial

Western Europe, Spain or Mexico, Colonial era, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. A fine forged-steel sword with a brass cup guard and ornate grip and pommel. The blade is a double edged, with two fuller gr