Fine Classical Lady Entry Knob

Six bronze entry knobs from Yale & Towne c. 1890s when the Colonial Revival was in full swing...excellent quality and nice old color all good as found

Fine entry knob with the Great Seal of the State of Oklahoma and the date 1907, which was when OK became the 46th State. In the center of the star is an allegory of Justice, Pioneers, and Native Ameri

Bronze Neo-classical Entry Knob c. 1890...as found condition.

Fine cut glass entry knob dating from the 1860s…heavily dished finger band, polished top, and silvered center…classic American style…excellent condition…

Bronze entry knob in the Tivoli pattern from Corbin c. 1890…looks rather Elizabethan with that Tudor rose…fine color and condition…

Bronze entry knob from Corbin c. 1880s..note the trade-mark designs: the quatrefoil center and the scalloped border…fine old color and condition….

Another nice bronze entry knob. This one by Norwalk and dating from c. 1885. Fine condition.

Cast brass entry knob from the original Plaza Hotel, NYC c.1907…a fine design from an American landmark building…these knobs brought serious $$ when the hotel furnishings & fixtures were a

Cast brass entry knob with WJM monogram along with a neo-classical door plate, 13.25" x 2.25", marked Sargent...did not start life together but make a good match...as found...

Marble Bust Sculpture, half bust white marble of a Classical lady with bonnet, black marble base, 19th C, 12"h. CONDITION: Very fine.

Marble Bust Sculpture, head and shoulder bust, white marble of a Classical Lady with long hair draped over her right shoulder, black marble base, 19th C, 10 1/4"h. CONDITION: Very fine.

Heavy cast bronze entry knob in the form of a dirigible or early airship…offered by c. 1880s…this one was originally silver plated and was installed on a fine home…as found condition…

Three fine 1870s hex knobs from MW, plus two matching rosettes…one entry knobs and two passage knobs…all in very good condition…

Cast brass entry door plate, 12” x 3.75”, with fine neo-classical decoration including a spread eagle and two nymphs surrounding a shield with plough shares…see the same details on t

Circa 1810-30 with bust of classical young lady facing right in unmarked tested 14k yellow gold pin-back oval frame, 1 3/4" x 2 1/4" high. Condition two cracks at margins of cameo, else Fine.

Cast bronze drum form knobs...one entry and one passage, with slight design differences...from Corbin c.1877...finger band is almost 1" wide and has different bosses on each knob...fine American hardw

Circa 1850. Having been brilliantly sculpted with open arms on a reeded and flared foot. H23" W17" Sold from the collection of a private Charleston, SC gentleman and lady.

Entry size U.S. Treasury knob that appears to be compression cast bronze. This would make it a very early example of this classic emblematic design. Also note the Greek key border and knurled finger b

Fine casted Bronze of a classical woman holding her hair and a vanity mirror in the other hand. Bronze statue on cylindrical base showing the young lady's right foot on top of a turtles back. Standing

Late 19th or early 20th century bronze of a young lady with curly hair and draped gown mounted on stepped base. Unsigned. Good condition. Measures 6.7 inches high x 3.3 inches wide.

John Copley (British 1875-1950)- ''Three Ladies at the Opera'' (Wright 144 ii/III); ''Travelers'' (W. 177 ii/II); ''Classical Music'' (W. 184) & ''Precious Ointment'' (W. 193)- 4 lithographs, 1917, 19

Mid 19th century, the pair having a fine gilded surface with well cast and sculpted body in the classical style. H18" W11" each Sold from the collection of a Camden, South Carolina lady and gentleman.

Classical World, Magna Graecia, southern Italy, Apulia, ca. 300 BCE. A fine example of a pyxis, a cylindrical, lidded box used mostly by women to hold cosmetics, jewelry, and other important items. Th

By SPI industries of San Francisco. Very nicely sculpted and cast example with a fine patina throughout. H11" Sold from the collection of a Columbia, South Carolina lady and gentleman.