Karl Hagenauer, Mythical beast chandelier, c. 1928

Karl Hagenauer Rare and Early bird bowl Werkstatte HagenauerAustria, c. 1928nickel-plated brass 9.25 h × 15.5 w × 9.5 d in (23 × 39 × 24 cm) Impressed manufacture

Base of each bookend, c. 1928, marked “Made in Austria”. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: Each: 4 - 1/2" x 4" x 3 - 5/8".

This remarkable Sasanian stamp seal is carved from amethyst, featuring a mythical beast that may symbolize protection and royal authority. The detailed carving and the quality of the amethyst suggest

This remarkable Sasanian stamp seal is carved from amethyst, featuring a mythical beast that may symbolize protection and royal authority. The detailed carving and the quality of the amethyst suggest

A Chinese blue and white jar with mythical beast theme, dating from the 19th century. The jar features two large open areas framed by curving lines which depict a 4 legged mythical beast each one with

A Chinese blue and white jar with mythical beast theme, dating from the 19th century. The jar features two large open areas framed by curving lines which depict a 4 legged mythical beast each one with

Karl Hagenauer (1872-1928) bronze native African warrior with spear and shield, signed at bottom. 3 1/2" T x 6" W. Good condition with slight bend to spear.

Three Werkstätte Hagenauer Animal-form Pipe Tampers Attributed to Karl Hagenauer, Vienna, Austria, c. 1930. brass and nickel-plated brass, a rabbit, crab and schnauzer, each with 'WHW' monogram m

Karl Hagenauer (Austrian 1898-1956) Art Deco Giraffe Bronze Sculpture C. 1930. Partially stamped: " ...stria ...auer", Austria Hagenauer, " (NN5401) {AC} Dimensions: 4" w x 2" d x 7" h

Full title: A Chinese gilt bronze 'mythical beast' water dropper, 18th C. Description: H 8 - L 17,8 cm

Karl Springer Chandelier SegusoUSA, c. 1970 / c. 1985scavo glass 31.5 h x 34 dia in (80 x 86 cm) Sold with a digital certificate of authentication from Tom Langevin, former director of K

Chinese carved jade mythical beast toggle, 19th/20th c., white with green inclusions, unmarked, 1"h x 3.5"l x 2"w Provenance: The Collection of Marguerite Jossel Appleman

(2) Chinese porcelain Wucai vases, c/o mythical beasts, 6-character mark to base, 7" h, geese & greens, unmarked (poorly repaired at neck), 8" h

Karl Hagenauer (Austrian 1898-1956) Footed Coupe, c. 1935 Hagenauer Werkstatte, Austria silver-plated nickel hallmarked Made in Austria, with Hagenauer mark to underside H 5 inches Provenance: Histori

Karl Hagenauer Bell Werkstatte HagenauerAustria, c. 1930nickel-plated brass 4.5 h × 2 dia in (11 × 5 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to clapper 'WHW Made in Vienna'.

Overall in pale celadon tone, with shallow relief carvings of florals to exterior and a pair of mythical beast head handles. 18-19th C. H. 6cm (2 3/8 in.)

French Henri II style carved oak fall front desk, 19th c., having grotesque mythical beast heads, crests, and scrolling foliates throughout, top tier fitted with three concealed drawers, accessible by

18th Century Rare Blue & White Mythical Beast Bottle Vase.Measures 15 inches x 8.5 inches diameter.

19th C Glazed Thai Guardian Mythical Beast 1880. Measure 11.5" x 7" x 4"

19th Century Han Dynasty Dark Celadon with Charcoal Inclusions Reclining Mythical Beast with Bird on It's Back.

KARL FRIEDRICH KARTHAUS before 1886 Wuppertal (?) - c. 1928 Potsdam Palm trees on the beach of Bordighera Oil on canvas. 122 x 90 cm (F. 145 x 113 cm). Verso: On stretcher partly fragment. label 'Deut

Italian Renaissance Revival carved walnut hall bench, late 19th c., back carved with mythical beast and foliates, hinged seat opening to storage interior, figural arms, rising on lunette feet, lacking

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 28,8 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 18 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.73