RARE TOGGLE-HEAD GREENER HARPOON Second Half of the 19th Century Length 44".

RARE TOGGLE-HEAD GREENER HARPOONSecond Half of the 19th CenturyMost likely made by Joseph B. Morse. Faintly marked at top of shaft, believed to be Fairhaven. Red paint residue.Length 44". Provena

TOGGLE-HEAD DARTING HARPOONSecond Half of the 19th CenturyHead stamped “JA”.Length 37.25".

RARE TOGGLE-HEAD HARPOON FROM THE “CHARLES W. MORGAN”New Bedford, Massachusetts, Second Half of the 19th CenturyHead marked “CWM”. Stamped on the same side "A.J. Peters&qu

TOGGLE HEAD HARPOON19th CenturyUnmarked.Length 39.5".

TOGGLE-HEAD HARPOONLast Half of the 19th CenturyStamped “JDD” for James D. Driggs of New Bedford, Massachusetts. Marked "BK Rous" for the whaling bark Rousseau of New Bedford. Ol

TOGGLE-HEAD DARTING HARPOONMid-19th CenturyStamped "COLE" for Luther R. Cole.Length 39". Provenance:The Collection of Michael Gill.

SAG HARBOR-STYLE HARPOONSecond Half of the 19th CenturyMarked in dots "ND" for the ship Nimrod, according to Bob Hellman.Length 33.25". Provenance:Bob and Nina Hellman, Nantucket, M

WROUGHT IRON TOGGLE HARPOON19th CenturyHead stamped "ABR".Length 30.75".

Likely Burmese, a large example with handforged blade mounted to a hooked bamboo haft as is typical. Second half of the 19th century. Overall length 101cm/ 39.75”. Condition II

AZOREAN TOGGLE-HEAD HARPOONLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyHead marked “UAB” for the Uniao das Armacoes Baleeiras, according to Bob Hellman. Period marlin line around cone.Length 30”. Pr

fob watch chain, second half 19th century, red/yellow and green gold 585/000, double-strand necklace with carabines and toggle, at the end a tassel, length = 33.0 cm, total 23.8 g German Description T

The crescent–shaped head with large backspike, lavishly inlaid with brass and copper, the borders with etched Qur’anic inscriptions. On its wooden haft. Second half of the 19th century. Haft possi

Rare 19th Century whaling toggle harpoon. Hand wrought iron construction with moveable spear head. Remnants of rope remaining. Original untouched patinized surface. L 26". Provenance: Depetro N.Y. Est

WROUGHT IRON TOGGLE HARPOON19th CenturyPossibly Azorean. Marked "A.C.C.".Length 30".

WROUGHT IRON TOGGLE HARPOON19th CenturyToggle marked "CCF" on one side and "ML" in dots on the other side.Length 32".

WROUGHT IRON TOGGLE HARPOON19th CenturySimilar to #74 in Harpoons and Other Whalecraft by T.G. Lytle.Length 23.5".

An English black and gilt tole Chinoiserie decorated traysecond half 19th centurylength 30 3/4in (78cm); width 24 1/4in (61.5cm)

Second half 19th century, 44 x 101 cm, North West Persia, Azerbaijan A completely preserved mafrash, finely woven in the sumakh technique. All four sides show an identical design of three wide horizon

Carved Wooden Cow Headsecond half 19th century, probably from a butcher's trade sign, carved with the head turned to one side, retaining portions of its painted surface on the ears, horns, eyes and to

Plains Tacked Belt second half 19th century length 41-1/4 inches

second half 19th century, 44 x 98 cm, South East Caucasus, Moghan-Savalan A long side panel of a mafrash, finely woven in the sumakh technique in a horizontal stripe design. In the dark blue central b

AMERICAN FOLK ART CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON TRAIN DIRECTIONAL SIGN, comprising two arrows mounted on a center post, with weathered surface. Presented on a custom iron stand. Second half 19th century. 44" HOA

Plains Knife, with Figural Wood Handle second half 19th century length 13-1/2 inches

WHALEBONE ";BRASS KNUCKLES";Second Half of the 19th CenturyCrudely carved from a single piece of whalebone.Length 4.75";. Notes:A similar example was part of the Barbara Johnson Whaling Collection, So