Showing posts with label Austria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Austria. Show all posts

Saturday, October 22, 2022

Miniature Vienna Bronze Cat on Chair Playing with Jack Russell Terrier Dog






At over 120 years old, this is adorable 1 5/8 inch figurine is a Vienna bronze depicting a cat on a chair with an attentive Jack Russell attempting to play. Structurally sound it sits just fine although it has obviously been bent on that back chair leg. One of the tiny dog’s back legs has a manufacturing fracture line that has been there a good long time, the foot seems firm but delicate. The paint is about 95% present some chips here and there.  Delightful.

$125

Check it out in our Etsy shop here.

Wednesday, October 12, 2022

Delightful Pair 1920s Tyrolean Alpine Village Woodcut Prints Signed Ltd Ed.







Wonderful pair of woodblock prints depicting post WWI Tyrolean alpine village life.

Bold, eye-catching colors are sure to brighten any room.

Both signed C. Bartow.

Print "Tyrolians" is signed by the artist and numbered 89 of 350.

Print "Ḧot Day" is signed by the artist and numbered 192 of 350.

Each frame is approx 10 3/4" x 9 3/4".

Each print is approx 4" x 4".

Really nice matting and frames.

In excellent vintage condition with the odd minute ding to frame and a few tiny marks on the glass. You can only see under very close scrutiny. They are ready to hang.

Please see all the photos.

Shipped as framed with glass.


$500


Check them out on Ebay here.

Sunday, September 4, 2022

1920s Happy Dancing Dutchmen Cereal Bowl and Milk Jug Pitcher Set




Just the cutest little cereal set from the 1920s, decorated with happy dancing Dutchmen. The cereal bowl measures 5 1/2 inches in diameter. The pitcher stands 3 1/4 inches tall.
 

$69

Check it out in our Etsy shop here.

Thursday, July 21, 2022

Antique 4 inch Austrian Bronze Cold Painted Pekingese Dog Figurine



Just look at him! This little Pekingese guy is so full of character, so full of vim and vigor in the movement of his fur. Measuring approximately 4 inches long and 2 1/2 inches high, he’s a solid paperweight about a pound and a half. He retains almost all of his cold paint, except for an occasional spot (see the top of his nose). Please see the photos for full description of condition. I’ve never seen another Pekingese dog statue with such beautiful detail. Marked made in Austria on his tummy.