Henry Church. Iron Lion Marker.

Henry Church. Iron Lion Marker. c. late 1800's. Signed in gold paint. Well-patinaed iron. 8.5" w x 5" h. Provenance: ex. The Estates of Ross M. Trump and Edson J. Brown, Ohio. Est. $2,000-3,000. Ship:

Henry Church. Pair of Iron Dogs. c. late 1800's. Iron with some original paint, mostly aged patina metal. Excellent condition. Each dog is 6" w x 4" h. Provenance: ex. The Estates of Ross M. Trump & E

Measure 28.5in In Diameter By 28.5 In High. Wheel Measures 36 In In Diameter. Marked Henry Mcshane And Company. Baltimore. Md. 1876. This Magnificent Church Bell Is Cast In Bronze With Iron Attachment

American. 1909. Bronze with cast iron hardware. Henry McShane founded McShane Bell Foundry in Baltimore in 1856. This size of bell could have been used in a school, firehouse or a church. Stamped, "Mc

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A gorgeous matched pair of bronze door handles cast in high relief. Each handle mount depicts the head of a fierce lion with bare fangs, a wide snout

Rare Bradley and Hubbard Cast Iron Lion Blinking Eye Clock. 19th century. Dial signed Paris. Pat. 1858. Ht. 8 1/2" W 10 1/2".Rocheleau Estate, Michigan.

J. & E. Stevens cast iron Lion Hunter mechanical bank.

Pair of matching cast iron lion statues, freestanding 34"h x 19"w x 40"d Provenance: Property from a Spring Branch, Texas collection

A pair of Antique Casted Iron Lion of classic style and form. Length 18" Width 11" Height 25"

The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter, probably late 19th / early 20th century, the lion representing England and the unicorn Scotland; lion 13"H, 26 1/2"L; unicorn 16 1/2"H, 24"L; go

Cast Iron Lion and Unicorn. The British Royal Coat of Arms and Order of the Garter , the lion representing England, the unicorn, Scotland. 19th c. English. Lion H14", L27" D4", Unicorn H18" , L25" D3"

Made by Kyser & Rex Company circa 1880's of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. To operate the bank, place a coin in the large monkey’s palm and then press the lever and the monkey deposits the coin into th

A very fine cast iron lion hitching post with remnants of an original red and green paint. The hitching post has survived in good condition with some age expected wear. American, 19th century. Measure

Henry Church. Civil War General Kearney. Not signed. Paint on cast metal. Excellent condition. 11.5" x 11". Provenance: ex. The Estates of Ross M. Trump and Edson J. Brown, Ohio. Est. $2,000-3,000. Sh

A wonderful pair of cast iron lion statues holding shields. One shield is broken and needs to be welded back on. ---Seller Location: New Jersey---Reference Number: 236RK---Height: 47 in., Width: 14 in

Cast iron Lion fountain head mask. 19"H x 16 1/2"W x 7 1/2"D

Kyser & Rex. Philadelphia, PA - 1882. Painted in red and trimmed with gold.

19th And 20th Century, Each With Matching Painted Plinth, Door Stop Height 14 Inches, Overall Height 28.25 Inches, Both Heavily Oxidized, Electrification Present But Function Not Guaranteed, See Photo

Circa 19th century large French cast iron planter with lion heads on the handles with rings in their mouths. The planter is further detailed with gadroon trim on the lip and the body. Please note of w

12"H, 22.50"Diameter

12"H, 22.50"Diameter

Three cast iron lion figures. 19th century. The first in old yellow paint, mounted to a red wooden board. L 9" H8". Plus a pair of reclining lion doorstops with traces of black paint. L12" H 8". All i

Place a coin in the large monkey's hand and press lever. Monkey drops the coin into the lion's open mouth as the small monkey jumps up. Replaced small monkey. Original trap. (JY). (Very Good - Excelle

39" high on a 12" by 12" base. AS-FOUND ESTATE CONDITION. Please use photos as part of description. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee excellent condition. Please contact us for an i