SQUIRREL EATING A NUT DRESDEN

1920s. Crazing throughout. Measures 5 1/2 x 8 x 5 1/2 inches

416. SQUIRREL W/NUT ON STUMP DOORSTOP | Scarce piece depicts squirrel eating nut, great hand painted details. | 9.5" h. | (Pristine Condition) | $400 - $700

Title: Antique Cast Iron Squirrel Nutcracker w/ Bowl Provenance/Additional Info: Superbly designed cast iron Nutcracker attached wooden turned bowl. Depicts a squirrel eating nut sitting atop of a bra

Depicting squirrel eating nut, approximate height 8 3/4".

Victorian Silverplate Napkin Ring 2.25" X 2.75" - No Maker's Mark Visible - Model #3 - Squirrel Eating Nut

Oil on canvas painting of 2 squirrels eating nuts watched over by a lone chickadee, original stretcher, never relined, sight 17" x 25", attributed to American artist Susan Catherine Moore Waters (1823

Small Walnut Carving of a Squirrel Eating a Nut. Signed N B on arched base. 3-1/4"h. Condition: Good with tiny chips on ears.

Two fobs and an 18ct gold chain. The first fob designed as a colourless quartz, with a stag intaglio to the ornate scalloped pedestal, the second with intaglio depicting a squirrel eating a nut to the

A Large George Jones Majolica Circular Squirrel Nut Dish c.1875 Pattern No.2270. The Turquoise glazed ground profusely decorated oak leaves and acorns, a large central squirrel eating a nut forming th

Lot of seven includes large dog on platform, when cord is pulled, makes barking noise, with glass eyes, metal wheels with rubber tires. There is also squirrel eating a nut, a small giraffe with tag, a

Good old door stop of a squirrel eating a nut. Stands approximately 6.5” tall by 6” wide and retains its original paint. See The Doorstop Book by John C. And Nancy M. Smith, p. 159 for a s

This is a very cute and pretty silver plate napkin ring with a delightful figural squirrel eating a nut attached to the side of the ring. The back of the squirrel's tail, which is standing up, has a l

CHALKWARE SQUIRREL FIGURE, hollow form of a seated squirrel eating a nut. Original painted decoration. Second half 19th century. 5" H.Good as-found condition with wear to paint, small chip to one ear.

SULPHIDE. Lot of two marbles. Standing Squirrel eating a nut, 1-7/16", Good(-) (7.2). Cow, 1-9/16", Good (7.5). .

SULPHIDE. Lot of two marbles. Begging Cat, several small subsurface moons, 1-1/2", Good(+) (7.9). Squirrel eating a nut, several tiny subsurface moons and several tiny chips, 1-11/16", Near Mint (8.4)

A Minton Majolica Squirrel Nut Dish second half 19th century modeled as a squirrel perched atop a leaf and eating a nut, seated on a leaf eating a nut, with impressed and British registry marks to the

colorless, each sitting on hind legs and eating a nut. Late 19th/early 20th century. 1 1/2" to 1 7/8" D.Provenance: From the Eddie Tatum estate collection, Winston-Salem, NC.

Beautiful Decoration with applied elements. Oak Leaves and Acorns, with a full figural squirrel. 10 1/2" .

102. CAST IRON SQUIRREL NUT CRACKER | F.A. Humphrey polychromed cast iron nut cracker. Provenance: Shannon Riggs Collection. 6.5" h. | (Excellent Cond.) | $100 - $200

A Minton Majolica Squirrel Nut Dish 1869 centered with a figure of a squirrel holding an acorn. Height 6 x diameter 12 inches. Provenance: Malcolm Franklin Inc., Chicago, IL

Circa 1870s; probably George Jones, shaped dish with leaf and nut pod relief, with squirrel holding nut seated on branch, impressed registry mark, 4 1/2 in. H., 10 in. W., 8 in. D.

Germany, late 19th Century. Squirrel seated on a threaded handle. 5.5"h.

Figural Silverplate, 19th Century, with Middletown Plate Co. Medallion. 12.5" Tall, 13" Long, 7" wide. Restored and Re-silvered. Overall good and solid, some crusty polish in details. Keywords: Antiqu

A George Jones Majolica ‘Squirrel' Nut Dish c.1875 Shape no. 2515. The shaped turquoise ground shaped dish decorated with branches and leaves with a squirrel holding a hazelnut forming the handle, P