Becker Sweetheart Stereoscope

Wonderful Alex Beckers Stereoscope Card Viewer. All original and very ornate. Very nice condition. Handle is loose. 20" Excellent

From the second half of the 19th century, with ribbon molding and turned eyepieces and turning knobs. Dimensions:15" tall, and 10 1/2" x 9 1/2".

A fine mahogany table-top cabinet model with dual hinged lid top openings without mirrors, top edge trim and ripple moldings, turned ebonised wood sockets on the two pairs of fixed-focus lenses each s

A late 19th century Victorian Period parlor stereoscope viewer by Joseph Becker and William Loyd. Rosewood construction with hinged cover, interior carved roller with side controls and wooden front ey

A tall and handsome rosewwod cabinet model in the manner of Alexander Becker's patented model, with ebonised top molding and canted corner cabinet, double outset base, fancy iron handles, adjustable b

Eugène-Antoine Aizelin. Bronze, dark brown patina, raised on a later associated beige columnar marble pedestal.

20th century underside of the base bearing a maker's mark Length: 19 cm.

20th century the teapot of co

Jason Becker's White Hurricane Guitar A sponsorship deal with now-defunct Hurricane Guitars marked the beginning of Jason's professional career. This white 'superstrat' style guitar was designed to me

Jason Becker's Blue Hurricane Guitar Jason's album Perpetual Burn was a pioneering work, establishing Jason as a composer as well as an unparalleled virtuoso. The album combines elements of metal, jaz

Jason Becker's Peavy Prototype Numbers Guitar Peavy Guitars made this one-of-a-kind prototype just for Jason. This 'superstrat' design, with its witty and colorful fret markers, reflects the feeling o

Rare Babbitt, Babbitt & Tugby glass stereo views (61 pcs), American Scenes including Niagara Falls

Lot to include: (1)Antique(1850's-1920's) hand held stereoscope viewer & 8 "Book" shaped cases containing approximately 100 stereograph slides each case(750+slides total) by country (South African war

(Germany, 20th century) carved natural brown agate hamster standing and holding 18kt gold straw, set with diamond eyes, marked on base "EB", 3 x 2-1/2 x 2-1/4 in. Accompanying lot is copy of original

(Germany, 20th century) carved owl form chalice of rutilated quartz with tan and amethyst coloring, mounted in 18kt gold, citrine eyes, resting on a stepped oval base, gold bands marked "750/EB/OHC

â„–Verne 21 *** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** * TITLE: "Estate landscape" * ARTISTS: Hans Becker * SIZE: 70x80 cm/'27.55x31.49 inches' * MEDIUM: oil, canvas * HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our c

A Good turn of the century Gustav Becker open well wall clock. 8-day time and strike spring driven movement with arched Silvered dial, Brass spandrels and Arabic numerals, original gridiron pendulum w

ARTIST: Albert Q Becker (Germany, 1830 - 1896) NAME: Blind Man's Bluff MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: Relined. One inpainted area 5x8" (upper right on background) and few small scattered inpaintings

Haidee Becker (American, b. 1950-), "Delphinium, Aconite and Stock"- 2004, oil on canvas, signed at lower right "Becker", verso with gallery label for Timothy Tew Galleries (Atlanta, Georgia). Impress

A late 19th century Gustav Becker wall clock. 8-day weight driven time and movement having a two-part porcelain dial with Roman numerals and molded Brass bezel. Contemporary Figured Maple case with ap

Clock ~ 1890, Gustav Becker Factory, Germany. Wood, turning, carving, fittings - bronze, glass. Dimensions: height - ~ 54 cm, width - 36.6 cm, depth - 19.5 cm. Clock mechanism no. 932771.

A carved wood and painted avian image with remains of woven ropes around the mask perimeter that once held up a costume, which would likely hide the dancer. Yoruba or related ethnic group, Nigeria, Af

A 1905 arcade viewer, also coined the Auto Stereoscope by Mills Novelty Co. featuring Max Davidson in "Cohens First and Last Game of Chance." The composition of this machine is tiger stripe oak with a

19th century painting. Oil in table. Signed C arl Becker. Carl Ludwig Friedrich Becker was born in Berlin in 1820. Between 1837 and 1840 he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin and afterwards