Vaclaw Szczeblewski (Polish, Late 19th Century)

Bronze. "Mouse Siffleur," study of a young boy whistling. Signed on base. Bronze Garanti Au Titre L.V. Deposee foundry mark on base. Numbered 3694. 9"H

Possibly Polish, Late 19th Century, shaped oval, the border embossed with fruit, the center with figures in an interior, 14-5/8"l, weight approx. 21 T.O. Provenance: Property from the Collection of My

Bronze of a boy whistling, signed on the base Marcel, after Mousse Siffleur by Bernard Vaclav (Victor) Szczeblewski (Polish, 19th century). 28 1/2"H

A mid to late 19th-century Polish cavalry officers sword or sabre. Curved steel blade with etched floral decor and motto Bog Zbuw Polske, God Bless Poland. Leather grip with twisted wire design, gilt

Late 19th century Polish bronze Hanukkah Menorah, decorated with openwork. Height:15.5 cm.

Pair of late 19th century Polish holloware Silver sabbath candlesticks, in knopped column shape, decorated with scroll work and florals done in repousse, sitting square footed bases. Hallmarked and st

Late 19th century Polish brass candlesticks, "Norblin & Co, Warszawa", largest 22 3/4" x 14 1/4".

Fraget Polish Judaica Shabbat candlesticks, late 19th Century, having ruffled votifs surmounting reeded standards, with embossed stylized foliate detail at base, 15"h

A pair of antique late 19th-century Polish silver-plated candlesticks. Tall footed pieces with elaborate embossed decor. Marked M. Jarra on the bottom. Marcin Jarra, 1858 to 1938, was a Jewish silvers

Antique European enameled glass window. German / Austrian / Polish, ca. mid to late 19th century. Depicts figure on horseback blowing a bugle with two people and Eastern European buildings in a landsc

Lot of Antique & Vintage Polish Books. Mostly from late 19th Century to 1930's

Jan Polgorzelski Polish 875 silver Etrog box, late 19th C., engraved stylized foliate and scrolls, bun feet underside is stamped POGORZELSKI, O.C. over 1896 Josef Sosnkowski assay mark, 84 Warsaw town

Late 19th century brass Polish candlesticks are hallmarked “Sz. Z______Sa. GALW. WARSZAWA 111” [Warsaw, Poland]. Approx. 9" tall.

A French patinated bronze figure of a whistling young boy: Le Mousse Siffleurafter a model by Victor Szczeblewski (fl. 1875-1900)late 19th/early 20th centuryBase inscribed V. SZCZEBLEWSKI / 1889.heigh

A French patinated bronze figure of a whistling young boy: Le Mousse Siffleur, after a model by Victor Szczeblewski (fl. 1875-1900), late 19th/early 20th century, the base inscribed 'MOUSEE SIFFLEUR V

An antique karabela type saber used by Polish and Lithuanian nobility and famous winged hussars from the 17th to late 19th century. The eagle head hilt called karabela after Polish tradition was used

A Polish-Hungarian saber featuring the characteristic hilt of L-guard type, the wooden grip with finger stalls is covered in leather. The robust, shallowly-curved blade with pronounced raised backedge

A Szekman 84 silver spice tower (for Besamim), Poland under Russian rule, late 19th century. Height: 20 cm. Hallmarked.

Late 19th Century, Probably Sweden, Adjustable Circular Seat On Four Acanthus And Hoof Carved Legs, Height 18, Width 26 Depth 26 Inches Overall, Top Warped, Lacks One Apron, Lacks Polish, Surface Dry.

Six Polish Silver Cordials Various Makers, Warsaw, Late 19th/Early 20th Century comprising two similarly decorated three-piece sets, each conical bowl worked to show floral and foliate decoration abov

Tade Sikorski (Polish, 1852-1940) for Zsolany Arab Series decanter, number 2762. Late 19th Century. Gilt and green paint, intricate porcelain latticework. Original inventory label on underside, "Zsoln

Late 19th century small untreated Chinese jadeite carving / fingering piece in a shape of a peach. Beautiful white stone with wonderful apple green spot, high polish to the surface. Height 3/4 inches.

Description: Woman lying by the water enjoying the day. Clouds and sail boat in background. History: Leopold Pilichowski was a Polish realist painter in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, active

Lot of Silver Cups Tots. Including: three Russian silver (84) tots late 19th - early 20th century, one Polish cup (1920s) and one Israeli cup. 4-4.5cm. 71gr.