AMERICAN FIGURAL FOOD CHOPPER.

Late 19th Century. Steel blade in the form of a woman with brass and inlaid wood shoes and stockings. Incised detail including hair, flower and earrings. Polished. 12.75"h.

An early 20th century (perhaps a bit earlier) Fox-form Figural Food Chopper or Cleaver. Heavy steel blade with wooden handle and brass (?) rivets holding the handle together. Overall length is 12 ¼��

A heavy iron or steel figural food chopper or cleaver. I was told that it was a rooster when I got it, but it looks more like a fox to me. It measures 11 ½” x 5” and weighs slightly

Antique Figural Fox Food Chopper. 19th century. L 11-1/2". Integral steel blade. Handle is a material other than wood. Possibly gutta percha.

For your consideration in this lot is an 1865 cast iron hand-crank food chopper. This gear driven chopper is in working order. When the handle turns, it raises and lowers the blade and turns the compa

VINTAGE NO. 1 UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER/MEAT GRINDER PATTEN DATES 1897-1899. Excellent condition for its age. Great display piece. Made of steel with a rolling wood handle. Measures 10 7/8" with the hand

American, 19th century. A large, triple-bladed chopper marked Beaker and Son, a double-bladed chopper marked "Landers, Frary & Clark Aetna Works," and an unmarked double-bladed chopper. 5" to 10" long

Comprising 1 pair of spurs, 1 Curran and Joyce seltzer bottle, 2 yellow ware bowls, 1 small plaid red ware bowl, 1 food chopper, 1 miniature from Williamsburg Restoration, seltzer bottle 11 7/8" large

Nineteenth century. Including food choppers, eel gigs, wool comb, ladel, skimmers, etc. Varying wear. Eel gig 18.75"l. Skimmer 27"l.

Nineteenth century. Maple trencher with some figure. Pieced repair. 4"h. 24"l., curly maple rolling pin, two food choppers with wrought iron and sheet steel blades, two maple butter paddles (one with

Six 19th century American household items. Includes two Iron hog scraper candlesticks with ejector stems and circular feet, and four food choppers with Iron and Steel blades and wooden handles. Two ch

21st century, Lancaster County, South Carolina. Sculpted figure of African American woman with bowl on head containing food. Signed at the base. Large size piece. H25"

American Figural Carved Oak Fireplace Screenlate 19th century45 1/2 x 27 x 20 inches

Probably George Sharp, Philadelphia. Comprising a gilt bowled serving scoop with a plain faceted stem and 12 individual nut picks with gilt ends and beaded stems. All with finials cast as figures of a

American Figural Carved Oak Tableearly 20th centurythe central column carved with putti, berry clusters and leaves, supported by griffin heads and paw feet30 x 23 inches

round with straight sides, woven with six figures 11 inches diameter; 5 1/4 inches high

Early 20th century American newel post lamp, executed in bronze depicting the goddess Diana holding a frosted light aloft, the figure dressed in gilt accented robes and sandals with bracelets on her a

American Figural Carved Oak Drop-Front Deskcirca 1890the drop-front above five drawers, carved with cherubs, putti, scrollwork, cartouche shields and foliate63 x 43 x 21 inchesProvenance:Property from

American Figural Carved Oak Table with Matching Lampearly 20th centurythe table supported by four reclined lions on each side of a central column with cartouche shields and foliate carvings, surmounte

American Figural Carved Oak Pedestallate 19th centurythe pedestal carved with three griffins, foliate and claw feet35 in. highProvenance:Property from a Texas Estate

John C Gawne (American, born 1952). Original oil painting on canvas. Titled "Guardian of the Cayenne." Depicting a warrior tribesman holding a spear. Artist signed lower left. Housed in washed wood fr

Dan Namingha. American. "Pahlik Mana". Modernist southwest Native American figural bronze sculpture. Signed, dated 1990, and numbered 4/12 on the lower rear. 17in high overall.

American Figural Carved Oak Plant Standearly 20th centurythe plant stand carved with four lion heads and claw feet35 x 13 x 13 inchesProvenance:Property from a Texas Estate

American Figural Carved Oak Sideboardlate 19th century62 1/2 x 72 x 28 inches