Raeren Stoneware c 1590 Heraldic Shield Medallions

Stoneware Stein 1/2L Raeren Factory. Applied relief heraldic shield medallions. Circa 1590.

Spanish Baroque style table, 20th c., polychrome painted with faux marble design and Hispano-Moresque motifs, long rectangular top with painted figural center medallion, star and heraldic shield borde

16th c., double sided, one side cast with a seated Ferdinand; the other with the eagle seal surrounded by a band of heraldic shields, 5.5” diam. In 1522 Ferdinand (1503-1564) took over Austria,

Mettlach etched stoneware 1/2L stein, Old German Drinkers, #1932, signed C. Warth (Christian Warth, 1820-1902), pewter heraldic lid in low relief with night and shield, scrolled griffin mask thumb res

(lot of 6) French Renaissance Revival oak dining chairs, early 20th c., carved heraldic shield crest, upholstered back and seat, rising on turned front legs, joined by box stretcher, (one) with red st

18th/19th C., the heraldic shield with initials "AJM" Repairs Appx. 12-3/8"h

Stoneware Stein 3/4L Altenburg Factory. Cold painted heraldic shield. Circa 1720. Very good condition.

Copper Hand Chased 4L. Detailed heraldic shield. Circa 1700.

Stoneware Relief 24” Ewer. Detailed heraldic shield on each side. Mint.

(pair) Large cast stone garden statuary, Nasher Griffins, 20th c., each with heraldic shield, approx 28"h, 12"w, 11"d **Provenance: An important San Antonio estate** **PLEASE NOTE: All of the cast sto

Faenze-style, late 19th/early 20th c., center with heraldic shield surrounded by border of dolphins and trophies, cockerel mark and Made in Italy, 10.5” From the collection of a Boston, Massachu

French Oil on Tin Heraldic Shield 19th C., H 35.5" W 24" | Hand painted French armorial crests. "Gogoniant V'R Cleddyf, Vis Unita Fortior". Latin lower inscription: "United Strength is Stronger". Prov

(pair) Cast stone garden statuary, Wescott lions, 20th c., each posted with heraldic shield showing rampant lions, on integral stepped base, approx 32"h, 9.5"w, 10"d **PLEASE NOTE: All of the cast sto

English, 18th C., engraved with a heraldic shield and swags Wood handle and finial possibly replaced 6"h x 11"w, appx. 15 t.o. Provenance: Property from the collection of William and Linda Weimer, Ohi

(lot of 2) Cast stone garden statuary, Westcott lions, late 20th c., each posted with heraldic shield showing rampant lions, on integral stepped plinth, approx 31"h, 9.5"w, 11"d **PLEASE NOTE: All of

(lot of 2) Cast stone garden statuary, Westcott lions, late 20th c., each posted with heraldic shield showing rampant lions, on integral stepped plinth, approx 31"h, 9.5"w, 11"d **PLEASE NOTE: All of

Group (6) heraldic shields, 20th. c, Continental, painted metal and wood mounted to shield-form plaques, depicting various family coats of arms, largest 12"h

Capodimonte porcelain hanging ceiling lantern, 20th c., the ribboned porcelain frame detailed with heraldic shields and figural masks, four glass panes enclosing hanging four-light fixture, intertwine

Antique French tole and gilt iron headboard, 19th c., scrolled back, with crown atop shield form medallion decorated in gilt fruit and flower basket motif, on casters, 58"h x 50"w

Continental carved walnut hall bench, late 19th century, having a pierced carved crest rail depicting a central heraldic shield flanked by gryphons and finials, above a relief carved back with a centr

Italian, Early 20th century. Venetian polychrome cassapanca or hall bench with shaped back with scrolled cornice motif borders in green surrounding oval heraldic shield on pale blue ground accented wi

A pair of early 19th century arm chairs, with pierce carved lions flanking a heraldic shield on the crest rail, with barley twist supports and scrolling arms, upholstered back and seat with large nail

Large painted metal shield-form sign, possibly from a Barclays Bank, mid 20th c., imperial eagle, with three crowns, evidence of outdoor use, approx 41"h, 33"w Start Price: $250.00

18TH C. ECCLESIASTICAL PORTRAIT - Bust Portrait of a German Minister with heraldic shield in upper left corner, inscribed "Etatis suo 67, Anno 1715". Unframed. 27 3/4" x 22 1/4". Relined, with several