INDIAN IVORY PAGE CUTTER, L 10"

Betelnuss-Schneider Indien Ohne Sockel / without base Eisen, Bronze, Knochen. B 10,5 cm. L 20 cm. Provenienz: Schweizer Privatsammlung, Basel. CHF 100 / 200 EUR 91 / 182

Two Indian Metal Cutter. L 13 cm

19th century original butterscotch painted exterior surface with swirls, interior of box with divider and fixed sugar nippers / cutter, 14'' L x 10'' D x 7 1/2'' H, sugar cutter lacking wooden handle

20th C., worked in tones of navy, red, and ivory. 10'l x 45"w

Three Pieces of Antique Metalware. Miller Bun Divider, pat. 1907, wrought iron sugar cutter and a wrought iron spatula. Sugar Cutter: 10"l.

Indian, Miniature Page. Size 10 1/8 x 6 3/8 inches. Indian paitning on paper with fine miniature painting.

Antique A.m. Mach Co. Tabacco Cutter -10" L X 3" W

An Indian Jewelry Box. L 10.5 cm.

After Duchoiselle (French 19Th C.) Bronze Sculpture, H 10", L 15", Indian Maiden In A Canoe Depicting A Female American Indian In A Canoe. Dark Patina. Width 5.75". Presented On A Black Marble Base, O

North India, late 19th C., worked in tones of yellow, red, and ivory. 12'7"l x 10'w Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

Worked in tones of pink, blue, and ivory. 11'10"l x 8'3"w

Northwest Persia, illegibly dated, late 19th C., worked in tones of red, blue, and ivory. 11'10"l x 4'5"w

9 1/8" Outstanding Pictured 3/4 Groove Axe. (Weighs over 7 pounds) This is a very large axe weighing in at 7.13 pounds. This axe is pictured in Who's Who in Indian Artifacts # 10 page 200 or 201. It i

20th C., Worked in tones of red, blue, and ivory. 15'9"l x 10'9"w

Continental, 20th C., worked in tones of pink, blue, green, and ivory. 15'10-1/2"l x 10'7"w

3 1/8" Superb Snyders Pictured in Who's Who 10 w/ Keele COA. This is a super fine ancient colorful Snyders with no faults. It is pictured in Who's Who in Indian Artifacts 10 page 210 next to the Snyde

North India, early 20th C. Worked in tones of burgundy, mauve, yellow and ivory. 12'7"l x 10'w Provenance: Property from the Westervelt Company, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

20th C. worked in tones of mauve, blue, and ivory. 14'4"l x 10'w

ISPAHAN DESIGN HAND WOVEN CARPET W 8'1" L 10'10" Ivory field, medallion center. Hand woven. All wool.

Worked in tones of red, blue, and ivory. 6'10"l x 47"w

Worked in tones of red, blue, orange, and ivory. 6'10"l x 5'1"w

Victorian Cast Iron Cigar Cutter w/ Ashtray. Dimensions: L-10" x H-4.5".

20th C., worked in tones of green, red, and ivory. 8'10"l x 6'w

English sterling handle letter opener or page turner (10"L) and magnifying glass horn & silver, (9 1/2"h)