Roman Potters' Wheel Model

Painted wood with small clay pots. 15.5"W X 19"D X 13"H. (From the Newark Museum, NJ.)

A mid 20th century Chelsea "Yacht Wheel" model mantle clock. 8-day time and strike movement with half-hour striking on ship's bells, 4 1/2" silver dial with applied Roman numerals. Brass case with yac

Spirit of St. Louis Model Airplane. Metalcraft, 1920s. Pressed steel model airplane on wheels, with propeller. 11 x 14 _ x 3. Age-consistent rust and oxidation, else very good.

A late 19th century Kroeber "Alexandria" model shelf clock. 8-day time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial, Brass bezel, Roman numerals and "Ships Wheel" pendulum. Mahogany case with pier

Toys incl Harry Potter Pez Set, Funko Pop Roman Reigns, Hot Wheels Car, Wes Humpston Dogtown Mini Skateboard Wall Hanging, Die Cast Minneapolis Moline Tractor, Plastic Batmobile, etc

Miniature cannon model. [N.p., ca. 1980s-2000s]. Steel, brass, and wood replica model of a French cannon with wheels, with “tools”. “Louis XIV” monogram on barrel of cannon. Ap

Cardart. Los Angeles: Lloyd Chambers (for Thayer), ca. 1938. A dart thrown at a spinning wheel with cards attached to it unfailingly selects the spectator's chosen pasteboard. Large 12-card model. 18"

Two Carnival Wheels. American, ca. 1940. One wheel with a stand and clacker, the other a double-sided wall mount model with mounting boards and clacker. Both hand painted with numbers. Very good. The

Three Early Bicycle 808 Decks of Playing Cards. Including Bicycle 808 Model Back (red), 52 + J + OB; Bicycle 808 Wheel Back (red), 52 + J + OB (joker probably married from another deck); and Bicycle 8

Group of Circus and Side Show Model Trains, Wagons, and Parts. 1970s. Filling about three cartons, filled with handmade circus toy train cars and parts including signs, wheels, animals, and repair par

Bessie Potter Vonnoh (American/New York, 1872-1955). "Bust of a Baby", -1901, bronze. Signed and dated with Roman Bronze Works makers mark and inscribed "Model". Approx. h. 9.5", w. 9", d. 8"

Roman, Imperial period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. An incredible translucent, clear glass bowl, its surface decorated with repeated deeply-cut lines, made on a wheel. The underside of the bowl is dimp

1/4 Scale, Edition 030/500, Wood And Nickel Chrome Wheel On Lucite Stand With Plaque, Height 5.5, Width 4, Depth 3 Inches, Light Shelf Wear Stand Underside, Presents Well. See Photos.

Steering Wheel" Model 4756 Wall Clock, Designed by Irving Harper, Howard Miller Clock Company, Designed 1948 Literature: Eisenbrand, Jochen. George Nelson: Architect, Writer, Designer, Teacher. Weil a

PLATFORM TO PEAK IS 52". FLOOR TO PEAK IS 72"

The Wheel of Fortune (Rota Fortuna) is one of the most enduring ancient philosophical or religious concepts. It was pivotal in Ancient Greek and Roman Paganism and smoothly transitioned into Christian

3rd-5th Century. Over 5/8" width (0.65”). Ringed central hub with eight radials with terminals matching the hub. Each comprising a bun form center on a radially reeded base. Made by the open fac

Industrial Cast Iron Potter's Wheel, Art Studio Display. Small potter's wheel, marked W-2 on the underside. Also useful for sculpture display.Dimensions are 5.75 in h x 8.5 in w x 8.5 in d. Condition

The Wheel of Fortune (Rota Fortuna) is one of the most enduring of ancient philosophical or religious concepts. It was pivotal in Ancient Greek and Roman Paganism and smoothly transitioned into Christ

Late Roman/Byzantine period, 5th-8th century AD. Circular, just under 5/8" diameter, with ten radial spokes within a floral/vine rim and a flower bud surrounding the hub. A common form of the Rota For

The Wheel of Fortune (Rota Fortuna) is one of the most enduring of ancient philosophical or religious concepts. It was pivotal in Ancient Greek and Roman Paganism and smoothly transitioned into Christ

The Wheel of Fortune (Rota Fortuna) is one of the most enduring of ancient philosophical or religious concepts. It was pivotal in Ancient Greek and Roman Paganism and smoothly transitioned into Christ

Late Roman/Byzantine period, 5th-8th century AD. Circular, just over 1 1/8" diameter, with eight radial spokes flanked by graduated bead or domed projections. A common form of the Rota Fortuna adapted

Late Roman/Byzantine period, 5th-8th century AD. Circular, just under 1" diameter. Domed with high relief central wheel motif with a central hub and 8 domed spokes. A common form of the Rota Fortuna a