Carved Oak Panel of Dove, ca. 1900

Carved Oak Panel of Dove, ca. 1900, Stained oak oval panel, originally from the Romanesque church St. Agnes (1893-1975), depicting a dove, the artistic symbolism of The Holy Spirit. Apprx 34"T x 2

Continental Carved Oak Hatchment Panel ca. 1900, probably Dutch or Belgian, with two well-hatched escutcheons in courtoisie, the baron quartered, with griffin supporters, a crest of a fleur-de-lis vol

French Carved Oak Three-Panel Screen ca. 1900, the panels decorated with trailing branches of cherries, holly and grapes on an amber ground, the arched top frame carved with grapes and grape leaves on

Pair of Continental Carved Oak Panels of Putti Playing Musical Instruments ca. 1900, the deeply carved putti playing lutes, cymbals and lyres, and holding sheet music, framed in carved trees. h. 18",

Ca. 1900, quarter sawn oak. Back panel with applied carved swag, jigsaw cut splats and twisted stiles, two lower doors and tapered legs. 17.25" seat, 35.25"h. 35.5"w. From the Collection of Maxine and

Ca. 1900, quarter sawn oak. Top section with backsplash, front carved crest, ends and front doors with leaded beveled glass panels, supported by round pilasters having dragon head bracket/capital, cen

Ca. 1900. Two piece. Mirrored back etagere top with turnings, carving and stick and ball fretwork, base with paneled ends, three over one dovetailed drawers and three doors with carved panels. 91"h. 4

Suite of Six Late Victorian Carved Oak Chairs ca. 1900, probably by R. J. Horner, New York, the backs carved with "North Wind" masques and foliate sprays, with padded backs and seats, raised on cabrio

ENGLISH RELIEF CARVED OAK PANELS C.1900 TWO H 4.5"-5" W 21"-22" One panel H4.5"x21" allegory of wind and scrolling leaf design and second panel 5"x22" Lions mask with scrolling leaf design. Provenance

Pair of George III-Style Carved Oak Corner Chairs ca. 1900, each with a carved back and armrests and pierced splats, the front legs ending in ball-and-claw feet. h. 31-1/2", w. 28", d. 26" Provenance:

Large American Carved Oak Framed Panelcirca 1900decorated with carvings of scrollwork, filigree and a mythical head19 1/4 x 55 1/2 inchesProvenance: Property from a Texas Estate

Full title: A varied collection of six carved oak religious sculptures, Belgium, ca. 1900 Description: L 71 - 64 - 50,5 cm (the angels) H 35,5 cm (the corbels) H 31,5 - L 56,5 cm (the Holy Spirit) <b

ca 1900 carved oak two tiered stand, ht 17", lower diameter 21"

Continental carved oak three panel screen, circa 1900, having scrolled foliate crowned armorial crests, caned panels with oval shields, and fabric panel with Persian figures, apparently unmarked. Appr

Pair of French Henry II style side chairs with embossed leather upholstery, sold with a ca 1900 carved oak corner chair

ca. 1900, in a carved oak case Appx. 23"h x 17-1/2"w Provenance: By descent, Clinedinst family, New York and Philadelphia

ca. 1900 Ansonia press-carved oak case octagonal wall regulator clock with roman numeral paper dial and reverse painted gilt lower glass 32.5" x 18" -some wear to dial

Chip carved blanket chest, ca. 1900; Oak, metal hardware; Unmarked; 25" x 54 1/4"' x 22"

Large English carved oak firescreen, circa 1900, cloth panel decorated with roses, 46" x 36" together with continental slant lid desk, ornate brass hardware, 39" H x 41" x 21" D. Provenance: From the

excellent patina. Ca. 1900. painted eyes. Carved wood and stain.

Martin Luther Carved Oak Panel Portrait A carved oak panel depicting German theologian Martin Luther (1483-1546) in bas relief, ca. probably 19th/20th Century. In the half-length portrait, Luther can

A ca. 1900 beautifully through-carved and gilt Chinese wood panels, depicting birds, flowers. Larger pair 37&#8221;H x 12&#8221;L, other 6&#8221;H x 26&#8221;L.

Group of Four Oak-Framed Stained and Leaded Glass Entrance Doors and Side Panelsca. 1900, comprised of a pair of doors, each with a leaded glass window and a brass handle on one side and three brass p

Group of six carved oak panels by Evelyn Ackerman for Era Industries, 1970s. Property from the Estate of Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman, Los Angeles, CA.