MOOR, D. Early birdie sang. As if the cat did not eat.

Joan Miro 1922-23 Early CAT Exhibition Lithograph. size: 11x8.5

Just a great early primitive oil on canvas cat painting in nice lemon gold frame. Painting is 18 x 15 inches, frame size 23 x 20. Probably remounted at some time in its life, also appears to have old

The rare standing figure covered in white felt with pink stitching, black boot button eyes, applied ears, braided cord leash of the period, original cast iron spoke wheels with traces of the original

Early Antique Meowing Automaton Mohair Cat - gray and black sitting cat, glass eyes, mohair over molded body, pull chest ring and mouth opens revealing red tongue and then the cat squeaks / purrs / cr

Large cream colored cat with beautiful plush, early button and greenish glass eyes, along with unusual bluish color cat with early button and greenish glass eyes. 8" - 12" h.

Early Steiff Cat Puppet 8.5" Tall x 5" Wide; Early Steiff Cat with Jointed Legs, Straw Filled, 7" Tall x 10" Long

19 th c. 10 inch tall cat in black and white with red ears and mouth, painted chain collar, 9.5 chalk cat also black and white, red ears both have hollow bodies…purrrfectly sweet

Pair of early bronze cat and dog andirons. 9 1/2" Ht., 15 1/2" D..

Early Staffordshire Cats Max Ht 4"

Bruno Gambone (Italian, 1936-2021). From the "Animali Fantastici" Series: Two Stoneware Figures of a "Cat," Early 1970's-1990's. Each modelled, incised and covered in speckled matte cream glaze, each

Bruno Gambone (Italian, 1936-2021). From the "Animali Fantastici" Series: Stoneware Figure of a Semi-Circular "Cat," Early 1970's-1990's. Modelled, incised and covered in speckled matte cream glaze, w

A GOOD ROMAN MICROMOSAIC PANEL DEPICTING A DOG AND CAT FIGHTING EARLY 19TH CENTURY In the manner of Filippo Puglieschi, after a print from a painting attributed to Wenceslaus Peter 5.5cm diameterProve

Boeuf Petit Vases, in a deep red mottled glaze, with unglazed circular foot rim, height 9cm, 14.5cm (2) The Collection of the late Dr Alexander Yu Fu PAU

Germany,Circa 1940 A fantastic collection of 8 early German Halloween lanterns, includes 5 molded and 3 cut paper lanterns, Devil lantern with remanence of paper eyes and mouth, all with moderate to h

C. 1890s to Early 20th C Papier Mache Cat / Kitten Candy Container - molded body, painted areas of light and dark gray, lightly striped, green painted eyes, white highlights to mouth, tail tip, chest,

Pair of late 19th / early 20th century Sang de Boeuf porcelain vases, both pear shaped and glazed bodies raised on a conforming circular foot rising to cylindrical necks, raised on later wooden bases.

Hermann Eichberg (Active early 20th century) Cat-Form Table Lamp patinated bronze, patinated metal, glass, stamped 'mod. Eichberg' on the base height 15in (38cm); width 6in (15cm); depth 8in (20cm) Fo

Painting: Early dog and cat, oil on panel. 15" x 12", overall 20" x 16 1/2".

Ksyer & Rex cold painted cast iron Mechanical Bank Organ's Bank, an early example. Monkey, cat and dog to the top. Back marked Pat June 18 1882. When the lever is turned, the dog and cat rotate and th

Great early folk art portrait of a cat named Angel mixed-media- felt, fabric, paper and glass eyes cat picture. Frame is probably original. Overall size: H 9-1/2", W 6-1/2".19th century. Excellent con

Japanese Kutani Maneki Neko Beckoning Cat, Meiji Period. In a very poor 16th Century temple lived a priest with his cat. Despite little to eat, the priest always shared what he could with the cat. One

Very Rare 15th-16th C. Italian Venetian SCHIAVONESCA Broad Sword, the Predecessor of Famous Basket Hilted Schiavone, with its Distinctive S-shaped Crossguard & Early Large Version of Cat's Head Pommel

An early 20th century gold cat's-eye chrysoberyl and diamond cluster pendant. The oval cat's-eye chrysoberyl cabochon and old-cut diamond cluster, to the old-cut diamond surmount and belcher-link chai

This exceptional Kutani Maneki Neko (Beckoning Cat) evokes imagery of the legend's beginning.In a very poor 16th Century temple lived a priest with his cat. Despite little to eat, the priest always sh