Inverted Lyre

Brass Postage Scale, open scroll work cast brass base with three scroll feet with an inverted lyre supported scale and four graduated brass weights, 19th / 20th C, 8 1/2" x 6" x 41/4". CONDITION: Norm

Tatiana Faberge # 38...cobalt with heavy gilt overlay 6.2 inches...winged imperial Guard's flank inverted urn...lyre and foliate at lower, banded closure..signed on base

Early 20th century, by the Barbour Silver Co. Each with a molded oval foot below the lyre form shaft and inverted bell form nozzle. Each marked as pictured. Dimensions: 5" x 4", the height is 12 1/4".

CUT AND ENGRAVED LYRE FONT KEROSENE STAND LAMP, colorless, inverted pyriform font finely decorated with two lyres flanked by thistles, ferns, and berries above a band of ovals, raised on a brass multi

A pair of antique figural Neoclassical sconces offer lyre form bronze and brass frames with female mask, flanking dog heads in profile, tassel and scroll elements at crest, inverted bell flowers on eb

Wooden side table featuring removable fitted marble surface, decorative lyre post, and four small legs, alongside front floral carving and inverted finials. Some surface wear, especially scratches to

Zacheus Gates, Charlestown, Ma. c. 1820 weight-driven, written on painted iron dial in script Warranted by Z. Gates, Charlestown carved giltwood feather finial an

Paris, late 18th century, mantle clock with acanthus leaves, graduating bead borders terminating in floral swags, and a sunburst mask of Apollo, pendulum bob, enameled porcelain dial, retailed by "Bre

French Sevres-style cobalt porcelain lyre mantle clock, with gilt metal mounts, garland, filigree and trim, surmounted by a human mask in a sunburst, the white enameled clock face having Arabic numera

Attributed to Duncan Phyfe, New York, ca. 1815 32-1/2"h x 18-1/4"w x 18-1/2"d Seat height: 17-1/4"h Provenance: The Stanley Weiss Collection Literature: "Fine American Antiques in the Stanley Weiss Co

MAKUZU KOZAN: A Japanese Porcelain Vase of inverted baluster form with broad, cylindrical neck and everted rim, decorated on the impressed wave ground with Omodaka leaves and flowers in relief and und

DESCRIPTION: Antique 19th Ct. French gilt bronze and porcelain mantle clock, features a lyre form with black Roman numeral marked, white enamel dial, outer pink Arabic seconds ring, and double open-wo

Painted pottery with inverted drum and two ears

DESCRIPTION: French Empire gilt bronze Wall Cartel "The Lyre" clock attributed to Claude Galle (1759-1815). Features a gilt bronze lyre formed case with black Roman numeral marked, white enamel dial.

German FA Klein lyre piano. In rosewood case with bronze inlay of laurel wreath. 88"h x 24"d 49"w

Bronze Winged Woman Playing Lyre Titled "Melodie" Signed E. Picault - Approx. 38 "H x 14"

Monumental cast iron architectural Lyres. Chicago, circa 1880. H 49" W 27". Please refer to this link for hi res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8128utltcqpf65a/AAASVO5srCLZmjE41pHBJd2za?dl=0

Jean Cocteau Profil d'Orphee a la lyre 1959pastel on paper 10.5 h × 8.375 w in (27 × 21 cm) Sold with a certificate of authenticity from Annie Guedras. This wor

Venetian Giltwood Lyre Back Side Chairs 18th Century (Pair)

Antique Dore bronze figure of Danseuse a La Lyre by Mathurin Moreau, signed"Math. Moreau" and copyright symbol?, very good condition. H: 28 inches, W: 15 inches

Last quarter of the 18th century, on white marble base, round movable pendulum with enamel dial with second hand. A similar example of this clock may be found in the book La Pendule Francaise page 224

Early stretcher base tavern table, carved lyre base with crossbar, carved skirt, table is 82.75" by 28.25", height is 30.5"

French Dore Bronze, Malachite & Cut Glass Silk Thread Lyre Clock. Has cut glass columns with spherical finials at the top, dore bronze cross support and center crest with reverse cut glass portrait me

Wonderful bronze sculpture, after Mathurin Moreau (French, 1822-1912). Titled "Danseuse a La Lyre", depicts a woman with her arms raised holding a lyre. Signed "Math. Moreau / Hors Concours". Approx.