Catholic Priest's Gadget Cane, Oil Vessels, 19th C.

This cane or walking stick was used to carry the oils used by Christian Priests. The shaft is made of beech wood with the vessels made of brass and labeled after the Latin names for the liquids contai

Italian School, last half 19th century. "Catholic Mass", oil on porcelain plaque, signed indistinctly at lower right. A figural genre scene painting depicting a Catholic church interior with priests d

Italian School, last half 19th century. "Catholic Mass", oil on porcelain plaque, signed indistinctly at lower right. A figural genre scene painting depicting a Catholic church interior with priests d

Two Hardwood and Metal Gadget Canes, 19th Century, Comprising of a map-holder walking stick and an English brass whistle. Longest dimensions: l: 36 1/2 in.

A Brass Mounted Two-Draw Telescope Gadget Cane England, late 19th Century the cane unscrews into three pieces with the telescope extending to 15 1/2 inches. length 36 3/4 inches

Concealed Steel flick stick cane/walking stick. Just flick the cane outward and a 6" razor sharp steel blade comes out of the bottom and locks in place. Handle is inlayed mother pearl with multiple 'N

Concealed Steel flick stick cane/walking stick. Just flick the cane outward and a 6" cruciformed steel blade comes out of the bottom and locks in place. Hand carved sterling silver English hallmarked

Doctor syringe cane/walking stick. Contains a glass syringe along with a 2nd item of the needle. The handle is briarwood. The shaft is 34.5"L Oak. Ferrule is 0.5"L brass. Circa 1890. Excellent conditi

This beech wood cane or walking stick has a doctor's pomander as the grip. It is a sterling, spherical device with a brass capped opening at the top, accessed by screwing it off the top of the shaft.

This maple cane or walking stick has a toy spinning top affixed to the grip. The handle of the top is put through a pair of holes in the open circle of the grip, then a twine strung through the hole i

19th century gadget cane with rosewood shaft and vinaigrette shaker (for smelling salts) handle. 35.75 in long.

19th century gadget cane with set of interchangeable hand tools such as screwdriver with 3 metal bits. Walnut turned knob screw-off handle with horn ferrule. 35.75 inches long.

19th century gadget cane with silver plated coin holder handle, ebony shaft. 35.5 in long.

19th century gadget cane with brass cigar lighter handle, wood shaft, 33.5 in long (cut down/no ferrule)

Fine Quality 19th C Oil Painting Priest Offering with figures, Signed lower right illegible. Oil on canvas painting, all original including frame. Size: image 8.5 in, x 11.25 in. ; outer frame 12 in.

19th-century. Linseed oil vessels for Charleston Merchant Leland Moore Paint and Oil Co.. The vessels are metal with a wooden body. They are clearly stenciled at each side. H 20" Note: The vessels wer

making a house call at night in the countryside, on canvas, 24" x 20", well done, relined.

18th/19th century Greek Orthodox priest, oil on board, framed 7 1/2" x 6 1/2". Provenance: Ipswich, Massachusetts collection.

A 19th C. oil on canvas, Catholic choir boys singing in a cathedral. Signed lower right, E.O. Simonson Castelli. Image 41” x 23.5” in a period gesso and gilt decorated frame, 47” x 2

Grouping of three glass vessels, 19th C. Clear glass oil lamp: 7in tall x 3-3/4 diameter. Pair of frosted glass, gold rimmed vases, 5-1/4in tall x 2-1/4in diameter.

European school, 19th century. Oil on canvas, unsigned. Catholic saint with rosary and book "AD Majorem Dei Gloriam". Backed with foam board, some patched tears and inpainting. 28"h. 22"w., framed, 35

Greek Corinthian Style Pottery Aryballos with Animals, 18th 19th century...A round bodied terracotta oil vessel with a wide flat lip, loop handle and painted and incised with ibex, and lion and owl am

English School19th centuryVessel in choppy watersoil on canvassigned and dated lower left illegible21 x 17in (53.5 x 43.5cm)

Painting: 19th c. seascape with sailing vessels. Oil on panel. 12 1/2" x 22 1/2", overall 17 1/2" x 27 1/2". Scratched in verso "MR BAIN".