Auguste Ledru 'Female nude on conch shell', circa 1895

A set of ten vintage cameo brooches depicting a relief female head in profile. Hand-carved from a conch shell and set in beautiful metal frames. One marked, Gerard E. Yosca, on verso. Circa early 20th

An ancient conch shell bead from Anatolia, symbolizing the region's rich history in craftsmanship. The bead's spiral form and natural material reflect its 1st millennium BCE origin, connecting it to t

A hand carved cameo female figural conch shell. Florals and foliage surround the female figural. Measures approx. 3.25H x 5.25W in. Measured at widest point, Sone surface wear consistent with age and

German Art Deco pink frosted glass Windsor small mantel clock with female nudes, manufactured by Walther and Sohne circa 1935. 7 inches H x 6 W x 2.75 deep.

Pair English inlaid mahogany cutlery knife boxes, circa 19th century. With inlaid conch shell decoration to the front of the lids, star decoration to the interior of lids, and a line pattern to the ed

This intricately carved bird figurine, made from conch shell, dates back to the Islamic period, circa 17th-18th century CE. The figurine showcases the detailed craftsmanship and artistic expression of

Clement Renzi (American, 1925-2009) mid century modern bronze sculture of male and female nudes with trumpets, titled, "Sound The Trumpet". Circa 1974. Signed, "Renzi". 23" x 6" x 16"

Rookwood vase with blue/green glaze depicting a mermaid holding a conch shell and a dolphinfish, all in high relief. Date mark for 1899 and impressed "829". 9"H, Circa - 1899. PROVENANCE: Property fro

Five-Piece Collection of Herend Porcelain Animal Figures 20th century, Hungarian, including a male and female lion, a kangaroo with a baby in her pouch, a frog and a conch shell, each piece marked. h.

Conch Shell, Oysters and Flowers. Signed lower left. Marc (Marcel) Sterling (French/Ukrainian, 1895-1976). From a White Plains, NY home. - Dimensions: 18" high x 23.5" wide.

Art Deco Figural night lamp; the clear glass center globe is flanked by female nudes holding a large ring, 9" x 9 3/8" x 6 1/4", circa 1920. CONDITION: Areas of paint chipping & losses, overall paint

A signed Raingo Freres nineteenth century Neoclassical dore/natural bronze table clock circa 1870. Depicting a spoked wheel dial with porcelain indices surmounted by shell and female figure holding fl

Circa 1870s; elaborately carved and shaped top mantel blending Eastlake & Classical elements, including burl walnut panels, carved female head, vines and shells, brass/metal poker in center of mantel,

E.F. Caldwell (New York, 1895-1956) Set of Six Sconces circa 1900 gilt bronze surmounted by a shell crest above scrollwork and acanthus leaves 28 x 21 inches This set of sconces was made for Lynnewood

jardiniere with seaweed on base, 18"h,20"w

8 1/8" Engraved Conch from Spiro Mounds. Well pictured in WW#12, p682. Ex-Robert Bell, Weidner.

A bronze fountain figure of a young boy blowing a horn while standing on a conch shell. Ht: 55" Wd: 20" Dpth: 18"

"Surrealism with Conch Shell", created by the artist Gertrude Abercrombie in 1958. It is an oil on canvas painting and is part of the surrealist movement.Gertrude Abercrombie (1909-1977) was an Americ

Pre-Columbian, Southern Mexico to Guatemala, Maya, Late Classic Period, ca. 550 to 900 CE. A magnificent trumpet carved from a massive conch shell and incised with geometric patterns. The apex tip of

Qing Dynasty period. The exterior of the conch shell covered with silver, the surface decorated with bodhisattva and dragon motifs, inlaid with turquoise and coral beads, with a turquoise finial. Leng

JUMEAU BISQUE-HEAD DOLLFrance, Circa 1895With brown wig, brown eyes, pierced ears, open-close mouth and composition ball-jointed body. Body stamped on back “Jumeau Paris”. Head marked with

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French) lithograph, titled "May Milton", circa 1895. Signed lower left with monogram, dated 95 lower left. Excellent condition. Measures 24.25" x 31.25", frame measures 25.2

Copper and Bronze, Probably was originally a gas lamp and converted to electric about 1915. Glass shades are period and have been with the chandelier since it was acquired. Acquired by the consignors

Loetz Art Nouveau iridescent art glass table lamp, in the form of a conch shell. 6" H x 10" L x 5.75" W. Provenance: From a private Rye, New York collection.