A SPELTER FIGURE by Bradley and Hubbard. "Lulli" tit

Bradley & Hubbard Spelter Figure, "Army & Navy" 15 1/2"H.

PAIR OF BOOKENDS - Bradley & Hubbard Gilt Spelter Metal Figures of a Lion and a Lioness Emerging from the Jungle, on bronze bases, marked B&H, circa 1910, roughly 7" x 5 3/4" x 6". Repair to back lion

Spelter figure of boy playing violin, "Lulli", 20"

A pair of Bradley & Hubbard cast iron & spelter library gnome bookends. Circa 1920's. 5"h x 6"w x 3 1/2"d marked B&H

1007. BRADLEY & HUBBARD WHISTLING JIM DOORSTOP | Full figure, outstanding detailed casting, standing pose with hands in pockets on green base, one rubber bumper intact, very rare and one of the most d

20th Century Interior of base plate marked: B&H The pink and green floral motif leaded glass shade, possibly by Handel, on a three-light patinated spelter base with impressed roundels containing int

Cast Iron Blinking Eye Clock, 20th century reproduction, painted figure of a man with brass bezel over 2 1/2-in. porcelain Roman numeral dial in his midsection, thirty-hour, time-only movement with le

American. 1870-1890. Bradley & Hubbard Mfg. Co., Meriden, Connecticut. Glass, brass, spelter. Frosted cut to colourless font. No. 2 collar with shoulder plate, brass connector, gilded cast-spelter fig

Description: This lot includes a turn of the century slag glass table lamp. The shade features 8 panels of pink opalescent glass set into spelter. Early 20th century in age, base is unmarked, shade is

American. 1870-1890. Bradley & Hubbard Mfg. Co., Meriden, Connecticut. Glass, brass, spelter. Frosted cut to colourless font. No. 2 collar with shoulder plate. Brass connector, gilded cast-spelter fig

2 Ansonia Clock Company spelter / cast metal statues of a fisherman and a falconer in Renaissance dress. Produced by Bradley and Hubbard for Ansonia Clock Company. Late 19th - early 20th century. In g

Bradley & Hubbard Manufacturing Company (American, 1852-1940). An art nouveau figural spelter lady lamp with three light sockets accented by applied foliate leaves and floral bouquets. Marked "Galatea

Rare Art & Crafts Bradley & Hubbard Lamp mission style bronzed French Spelter Metal with rare parchment floral outlined shade with original square cast iron bottom marked B&H numbered 157 with origina

Spelter / cast metal statuette of "A Beginner", produced by Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company, Meriden, CT. After original sculpture by Julius Schmidt-Felling. Late 19th - early 20th century.

Painted Cast metal figure of a young boy lighting a cigarette or cigar, after the original sculpture by Julius Schmidt-Felling. Measures 11" tall. Most likely by Bradley & Hubbard of Meriden CT, Late

Bradley & Hubbard slag glass panel lamp #812, iron and spelter lamp, marked on base and shade, two sockets, 18" high

Bradley & Hubbard, Victorian B & H banquet lamp, floral painted opalescent glass shade rests upon a spelter metal reticulated font & figural column, late 19th C., overall height 27". CONDITION: Finish

Made of spelter. Each approximately 8" x 5" x 15-1/4". Verdigris to both statues. Army statue with losses to canteen strap.

BRADLEY & HUBBARD FIGURAL CHERUB BANQUET STAND LAMP, cased red/ruby with satin finish ball-form Pittsburgh Melon shade, top with brass trim ring, cast-spelter figural stem of cherub within scrolls sup

Spelter / Cast Metal statuette of "La Toupie" (French for "The [Spinning] Top"), produced by Bradley and Hubbard Manufacturing Company, Meriden, CT. After original sculpture by Charles Anfrie. Late 19

Replica bulldog doorstop originally by Bradley & Hubbard, single piece, hollow form, flat back, original design # 7923-N. One of the 8 designs featured in Bradley & Hubbard's first catalog in 1934. Pr

This electrified Bradley & Hubbard kerosene lamp comes with a floral painted glass shade. The lamp features flying cherubic figures and gilding. Its working condition is unknown. There is wear consist

Group of three bronze and iron figures including two American bronze clad over plaster bookends in the form of Native Americans on horseback, ca. 1920s, very likely made by the Pompeian Bronze Company

Attributed to Bradley & Hubbard, Connecticut, ca. 1880, cast iron. Standing figure of a man with hat and banjo. Traces of original paint. Added Coca Cola and Seth Thomas paper labels and replaced work