Pair of South American Children's Stirrups with One (1)

PAIR OF SOUTH AMERICAN COLONIAL PERIOD GILT FRAMED ICONS OF MADONNA AND CHILD, 18TH/19TH C.; 22"H X 15.25"W OVERALL; CONDITION: 1 OIL ON CANVAS, THE OTHER CANVAS APPLIED TO BOARD

6 Bolivian Aymara Wood Marriage Bowls, 20th C. South American folk art, hand-carved from one piece of wood, the bowl interiors each centering an ox or a pair of yoked oxen. Ranging in Size from: 1'' x

18th century carved wooden stirrups with iron strapping. Spanish colonial period, likely South American. Weathered and worn, with a buttery patina. Each approx. 7 1/4" H.

Of above average quality, of heavily silvered brass with fine engraving. 19th century. Wear and dents. Overall length 17cm. Condition III

Pair Of South American Brass Stirrups. Larger Approximately 10.875L x 5W x 4.375H in. Smaller Approximately 10.125L x 4.9375W x 4.3125 in.

Pair of South American earthenware figural artifact. Features one seated male figure on a rectangular base. Measures 7 3/4" x 5". Appears to have remnants of polychrome decoration. The second figure i

PAIR OF SOUTH AMERICAN EARTHENWARE VESSELSTwo figural-lidded vessels, one with goat and one with llama. 12 & 13" heights

(2) Santos, possibly South American, one in a contemporary frame, largest 11-1/2", 14" including frame

DESCRIPTION: Two matching gilt brass stirrups fashioned in a Spanish Colonial style and featuring a figure on either side resembling an elite tribesman and sporting foliage designs throughout. CIRCA:

A pair of baroque stirrups, Spanish/South American, 18th/19th centuryReliefierte Steigbügel aus Messing mit floralem und figürlichem Dekor. Einer doppelt gestempelt. Stellenweise bestoßen. L�

PAIR OF AMERICAN 19th CENT CHROMOLITHOGRAPHS Young Black Children, 17 1/2" x 11 1/2", Matching Burl Frames behind glass. Overall measures 23" x 17"

South American. 19th Century. Of Madonna and child. Height 24 1/4". (Cond: minor loss, repainted, chipping to paint) (300/400)

Each 6" wide X 6" deep X 21" high. Both have some paint loss. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of James L. Stanfield, Veteran National Geographic photographer (1937-2023). Mr. Stanfield was one of the worl

Large oil on canvas painting of the Madonna and Child, South American, probably early 20th century, not signed, in a hand-carved gilt frame. Not signed. [Art: 41 1/2" H x 28" W; Frame: 49" H x 36" W].

Pair of South American 14 kt. Yellow Gold and Colored Gemstone Half-Hoop Earrings, each set with oval citrine, heart-shaped pink tourmaline, round green tourmaline and emerald-cut aquamarine; note 1 e

1st & 2nd items: Pair of German Meissen polychrome figural candlesticks, including one (1) depicting a seated woman holding a small male child and one (1) depicting a seated man holding a young female

Four South American Paddles and One Spear Provenance: From the Valentine Pasvolsky Collection Lengths: ranging from 35 to 53 1/2 inches 
 
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SUPREME(AMERICAN) One pair in black One pair in white

Pair 20th Century South American School Paintings, oil on canvas, Yellow Landscapes w/ Figures, signed illegibly MINK? Canvas size 25-1/4 x 31-1/2 inches

Ca. mid to late 19thC, with age appropriate wear and wood losses. Possibly repainted. Identified as either South American or Mexican. This one is quite large at approx. 31 1/2" tall with stand. The fi

Pair American Folk Art Paintings, one depicts a New England small town, the other a New England country scene, Oil on Canvas unsigned (2 pc.) Dimensions: 23 1/2" x 28 1/2", frame 27" x 32" (SCL9419/2)

Pair of Shoshone Native American Child's beaded moccasins made by "Sara Weed" featuring soft deer skin leather, with floral beaded motif of currant red, turquoise, and mustard yellow. Size: 2 1/2" Hei

Pair of American 14K Gold Buckles, one dated 1862 C.S., both inscribed "Union" and engraved with eagles, animals and figures. Gross Weight: 24.2 dwt. Note: Remnants of the golden dream, these buckles

Currencies from countries in South America, one each unless otherwise noted, as follows: ARGENTINA, 1 peso, circ, and one mis-cut piece that is a bond from Tucuman Province; BOLIVIA, 1 boliviano, four