14th C. European Gothic Iron Andirons

12th - 14th c. European Forged Iron Pot Holder or Trivet, with lollipop form handles, sawtooth rimmed and pierced side wall, rounded base, riveted to three legs with curled feet, 9 1/2" high, 8 3/4" d

Pair of 19th century Continental andirons, gothic style renaissance revival, possibly Spanish Baroque, with brass ball finials. H 23" x W 11" x D 19".

A Medieval European Iron Knife c.13th-14th century AD. Size 10 1/8 inches length. with wood handles. Condition: missing one wood piece from the handle. Provenance: from the estate of Robert Thompson o

Western Europe, probably England or France, Medieval Period, ca. 12th to 14th century CE. A forged-iron spear point with a petaloid blade bearing a raised midrib, sharpened edges, and a large, pointed

(lot of 2) Gothic Revival cast iron fireplace andirons, 19th c., figural mask, bootjack legs, approx 22.5"h, 10"w, 17.5"d Start Price: $100.00

DESCRIPTION: Two matching Gothic andirons, each featuring a bronze trefoil at its front. CIRCA: Mid to late 19th Century ORIGIN: European DIMENSIONS: H: 7.5" W: 4.75" L: 11.5" CONDITION: Great conditi

Pair of English cast iron Gothic Revival firedogs or andirons in the manner of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin (English 1812-1852), 19th century, each having a a lozenge form with brass cartouche, and

Lion Form cast iron with attacking Jackal form handle, blackening and remnants of gilding, based on the 14th c. originals, used for Priest's absolutions before the Eucharist, 10 1/2" x 10" x 4".

Gothic carved and polychromed pine figure of the Madonna and Child, c.1320-40, Cologne / Rhineland Germany. Traces of original painted surface over all, especially in the architectural plinth or thron

Europe, Medieval to Early Modern Periods, ca. 13th to 18th century CE. A fine collection of 27 iron keys presenting a wide variety of differing forms, yet all capped with loop-form heads for suspensio

Europe, Austria or Germany, ca. 17th century CE. An impressive iron chest that instantly conjures adventure and intrigue. Flanked by a pair of heavy iron handles, the exterior of the rectangular vesse

Western / Central Europe, maybe Germany or Switzerland, ca. late 16th to 17th century CE. An iron pike comprised of a conical socket, a rhomboid blade, and a crescent-shaped butt. The wide socket narr

Europe, probably Corsica, ca. 16th to 17th century CE. A rare example of a corseque, a type of ranseur or roncone, a pole weapon similar to a partisan. The trident-like tip is cast from iron, in the f

Northern and Western Europe, England and possibly Germany, the Netherlands, or France, Medieval to Early Modern Periods, ca. 14th to 18th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 4 pilgrim and livery badges a

Northern and Central Europe, England and Germany, the River Thames and Aachen, late Medieval to early Renaissance periods, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A wonderful ensemble of 6 lead and pewter pilgri

A 19th C. Gothic wrought iron eight-light chandelier with slag-glass detail and griffin motif. 45in tall x 16in wide. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curbside delivery, and international third

**Originally Listed At $350** Western Europe, Spain or Italy, 16th to 18th century CE. A fantastic blade from a short sword or lengthy dagger! The blade is slender with a pointed tip and a deep fuller

Originally listed at $400... Western Europe, Gothic Revival Period, ca. 19th century to early 20th CE. A beautiful wooden pilaster capital of the Corinthian order comprised of a finely-sculpted row of

Northern and Western Europe, England and France, late Medieval period, ca. 14th to 15th century CE. A fine ensemble of 5 pilgrim and livery badges. The first 4 are made from pewter and lead and presen

Northwestern Europe, England / North America, United States, Georgia, ca. 17th to 18th century CE. An interesting collection of brass and tin artefacts brought by English colonizers to America as trad

Western/Central Europe, Medieval Period, ca. 11th to 14th century CE. A mold-cast lead pilgrim's ampulla of a petite size with a compressed circular body and a pair of attenuated handles joined to the

Western Europe, France or Italy, ca. 17th century CE. An iron dagger comprised of a barrel shaped hilt with ribs running vertically to the guard. The knobbed guard projects outward from the sides of t

Europe, ca. 18th century CE. An iron padlock and matching key. Primitive padlocks have been known in Europe since the Roman period if not earlier; the name may reference an animal paddock, which neede

Europe, ca. 17th century CE. Three cast-iron keys, each with a large round grip, a dense shaft, and intricately-designed notches and bits, one in a circular shape, the other two cruciform. After the f