A powder flask, France. ca. 1650

Western Europe, southern France, Riez / Toulouse, ca. 1650 CE. A remarkable codex with the translated title of "The wonders of the other world: containing the horrible torments of Hell, the admirable

Central Asia, India, Mughal, ca. 18th century CE. A gorgeous and sizable gunpowder flask formed from a hollowed-out nautilus shell. The spiraled shell body has a tight coil in the center and a wide mo

Donated By: Donick Cary, Emmy-Award winning writer/producer (Letterman /Simpsons / Parks and Recreation /Silicon Valley) New World, Mexico, Spanish Colonial period, ca. 18th century CE. A fascinating,

Southeast Asia, Indonesia, Toba Batak people, ca. 19th century CE. A hand-carved buffalo horn powder flask with a spiralized motif on the exterior. A hinged iron dispenser has a bar spring under the h

19th century brass spy glass telescope, end cap stamped "Made in France" 23" at full extension; and copper and brass powder flask, 8 1/2" L.

Europe or North America, ca. 19th century CE. A lovely antique brass powder flask with a non-rigid leather body, and a tall stem stamped "Sykes Patent". Size: 3" W x 8.25" H (7.6 cm x 21 cm) Provenan

North America, Spanish Colonial Period in Mexico, ca. mid 18th century CE. A flintlock musketeer's powder flask, made of a cow horn with a brass, spring operated powder cutoff. It also has its origina

Originally listed at $400 North America, United States, Civil War era, ca. 1861 to 1865 CE. A curved powderhorn or powder flask shaped from a carved bull horn bearing smooth surfaces. Both the bottom

Ca. second half 19thC. Antique American amber glass powder flask form container/flask with sheared and tooled mouth, pictorial landscape with fowl. Very good age-appropriate condition, see internal fi

U.S. Cartridge brown canvas Belt circa 1870 Indian War Era. Approx. 38" long. And a powder horn flask with stopper. In good age appropriate condition with some leather drying and cracking, see photos.

ANDREE PUTMANAdjustable 'Kraft' floor lamp, ca. 1998Brass, powder-coated metal, kraft paper. Manufactured by Ecart International, France.Foot switch with manufacturer's paper label.68&quot

A ca. 1900 large round powder jar, acid etched cameo glass with gold highlights, signed Baccarat France 3.5”H x 6.25”W, with an epergne attributed to Baccarat, in a tree design gilt bronze

North India, carved as a fish, decorated with gilt-metal and precious stones, length 8.5 in. Provenance: Property from the Walter Exner collection, de-concessioned from Vienna-Bad Wildungen Asian Muse

A fine Mughal style gem-set gold powder flask India of slightly curved tapering form terminating in an antelope head, the mouth with circular stopper, the eyes set with agates, the wider end with lid

wood, 3-pcs., animal skin, minor missing part (spout) The artistically crafted vessel appears to be modelled on the curled body of a snake. It is composed of two halves, the intersection on the outsid

H 16 cm A similar example was in the collection of Peter Vogt, Mnchen.

Christofle Bronze Scarab Vase, France, ca 1920; Gilt and patinated bronze; stamped CHRISTOFLE with hallmark and number: 229988. Size: 12'' x 5'' x 5'' (30 x 13 x 13 cm).

Mughal-style hardstone powder flask; the green stone of various dark green and milky white coloration; exhibiting carved foliate motifs and ram head to terminal; with gilt metal and red 'jeweled&#

Mughal-style carved stone powder flask; of pear form with olive green coloration showing milky white and russet suffusions; resembling a bird with arching neck; with inlaid red 'jewels' around

FRANÇOIS THEODORE LEGRAS. France, ca. 1910. Pair of Art Nouveau vases. Blown glass in various layers of colour and enamelled with floral decorations. Signed. Procedure: Private Collection, Spain b

Very elegant oak veneered drinks trolley with in the inside a mirrored bottle compartment, 2 shelves and 6 glass holder clips are mounted to the inside of the door. The doors opens by means of leather

Antique 10" Deer and Fox Powder Flask, Mid 1800's

ÉMILE GALLÉ (Nancy, France, 1846 - 1904). Art Nouveau vase; France, ca. 1900. Acid-etched cameo glass. Vase with an organic-inspired design, as was typical of the Art Nouveau period and the cr

Pewter Tobacco Pipe ca. 1650 AD. Recovered from the site of a fortified Susquehannock town at Washington Boro, Lanc., PA. 20" long with owl effigy.