Pr Metal & Faux ivory Women Playing Harp Bookends

Two figural bookends of woman playing harp, white metal with bronze plating, sitting on black onyx base.Sizes: 3 x 4 1/2 x 6 1/2 in.

Pair of mid to late 20th century white metal and faux ivory embonized bookends on marble bases. Contemporary limited edition pill box in a shape of a book.Approx measurement: 6.5"H

K&O Art Nouveau "Lost Hope" 1932 Hollow Bronze Bookend Woman Playing Harp. This beautiful bookend depict a blind-folded woman playing a lyre sitting atop a world globe. Appears to be made by the Kronh

19th C. Cast Metal Spelter Art Nouveau Woman Playing a Harp "CLIO", 21.25 in. height x 7 in. wide. Original patina. size: 21.25x7

c. 1900, sgn. E. Bernoud standing woman playing gilt metal harp, 13”h; on marble base 1.75”h; 8.5”w; 7.25”d Eugene Bernourd, (French, late 19th/early 20th c.)

Vintage marble with clock insert, with 2 metal woman figures to each side p[laying the harp. Measures approx 8" tall x 14 " long. Will not ship can refer local shippers.

POT METAL FUTURISTIC WOMEN BOOKENDS WITH MARBLE BASES 7 1/2"H

Pair of serigraphs, marked Jane Freeman on right corners. One depicts a woman playing a harp and the other a woman playing the piano. Both are framed in ornate carved wooden frames with gold paint and

Vintage Art Deco patinated metal and marble mantelpiece sculpture showing a woman with two dogs. Backside of woman figure is signed "J. Gerard" near the base. Condition: woman has faux ivory hands and

A pair of 19th century Dutch oil on tin interior scenes. One depicting a mother with baby and son playing a horn, the other a young woman with older man playing a harp, unsigned. Both with some in-pai

Mid-19th century miniature watercolor painting on ivory of a young girl playing her harp, gilded metal on wood frame with oval center, 3 3/4" H.

Pair of Chinese hand-painted interior scenes on porcelain plaques, wood frame with mother-of-pearl inlay. Metal hook on top. Includes two scenes: women playing lyre and scholar's writing on scroll. Ea

MARKED; SOLID BRONZE - ART DECO LADY PLAYING HARP - 4" H PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All payments for purchases wi

Eight Burmese. Pr Ivory man bookends, shape 81-B, 7 inches. Six woman and man wall masks with holes for hanging in ivory white, black mat and green, shapes 72-B and 82-B, 7 3/4 inches. Raised marks. A

DESCRIPTION: Miniature portrait of a young woman playing a lute painted on ivorine. In a gilt metal frame with rhinestone encrusted harp finial. Portrait signed "Lamy" on lower right side. MEASUREMENT

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco spelter, or white metal sculpture of a Jugendstil woman standing atop an onyx base. Her skin is composed of celluloid, faux ivory. Finished with polychromed detailing along he

Pr MAITLAND SMITH Metal Bull Book Ends. Figural bull head sculpture on faux leather base. Maitland Smith foil label.-- Dimensions: H: 9.25 inches: W: 8.25 inches: D: 7.75 inches ---

Comprised of: 1- The Fairy Phone, made in Germany. Ivory colored metal featuring illustrations of children playing. 10"L x 8"W x 6"H. 1- Faux wood grain painted metal phonograph, made in Germany. 10-1

DESCRIPTION: A Juan Carlos Pallarols silver footed shell dish with floral, cherub, women playing harp motifs. Total Weight: 1462 Grams CIRCA:Late 19th To Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Continental DIMENSION

DESCRIPTION: Theophile Francois Somme bronze and carved sculpture. The work bears the title "Inspiration", which is written across the front. A beautiful woman is shown playing a harp. Signed Somme at

A quality pair of Art Deco style burl wood night stands with pull out slides, faux ivory handles and metal mounts in the manner of Ruhlmann. Ht: 30" Wd: 25.75" Dpth: 17.75"

Large "Chin Ying" metal and wood table by Philip (1908-1988) and Kelvin Laverne (b. 1936); the top with etched and enameled scene of women playing musical instruments and danci

modern, the planters each of metal painted to mimic malachite, with gilt-metal mounts and an inset oval painted porcelain plaque depicting a woman, resting on a malachite-veneered pedestal planters: 1

1908, USA: Among the earliest automatic musical instruments was the unlikely self-playing harp. Like the Violano, it was perfected by an independent inventor, J.W. "Row'' Whitlock. Whitlock spent 6 ye