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Solid beveled glass large dining table with eight chairs in excellent condition

19th C (1800) EXCELLENT CARVED SPANISH OAK RENAISSANCE CASTLE COURT CABINET.

CLASSIC ITALIAN LARGE BEVELED ORNATE BLACK PLATINUM/CHAMPAGNE SILVER WITH TOUCH OF GOLD WALL MIRROR IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

This is a beautiful Vintage Queen Anne Style Legs Shadow Box/Curio/Display Cabinet Table. The table measures 22 1/2" x 17 1/2" x 24" tall and the inside is 4 3/4" deep. The interior is lined in red velvet

GREEN-MIST MOSAIC WALL MIRROR. THIS STUNNING DECORATIVE WALL MIRROR IS METICULOUSLY MADE FROM INDIVIDUAL MOSAICS. THE INTERIOR BORDER FEATURES A GOLD COLOR FRAME AND ALL THE MOSAICS TILES ARE CUT BY HAND FROM ONE SHEET TO ALLOW FOR NATURAL COLOR VARIATIONS IN THE MIRROR’S FRAME IN ORDER TO CREATE THIS WONDERFUL MULTI-HUE LOOK. DIMENSIONS 30”X 42”

19Th. CENTURY ANTIQUE GORGEOUS RENAISSANCE CASTLE HALLWAY SPANISH OAK, ALL CARVED SIDEBOARD/SERVER/CREDENZA WITH THREE DOORS FROM SPAIN IN GOOD CONDITION WITH SOME WEAR EXPECTED WITH THE AGE AND LOTS OF MOVINGS…THIS FABULOUS PIECE HAS BEEN IN MY FAMILY FOR OVER THREE GENERATIONS.

VINTAGE CUSTOM MADE AUTHENTIC ANTLER HORNS LARGE OVAL MIRROR

AUTHENTIC OIL PAINTING BY J. MENDEZ (GALICIA, SPAIN) SIGNED BY THE ARTIST

LARGE OIL PAINTING OF NAVAL BATTLE, SIGNED BY THE ARTIST.

ANTIQUE VICTORIAN CARL Gräfenthal GERMAN PORCELAIN HORSES AND CARRIAGE FIGURINE.

VERY NEARLY EXQUISITE PORCELAIN FIGURINE V0LKSTEDT ACKERMANN & FRITZE EARLY 1880

VINTAGE BEAUTIFUL SOLID 925. SILVER WESTERN BELT BUCKLE WITH A LONGHORN DESIGN.

Vintage Porcelain Figurine Andrea by Sadek “The Bird Whisper" of a young boy dressed in Colonial attire sitting on a tree stump holding a bird cage with both hands while the bird is resting on his shoulder. This is an extraordinary and rare Andrea by Sadek figurine made of porcelain this piece is in excellent condition, there are no chips or cracks.

Mexican Revolution. Circa 1900 solid black/onyx and brassy/ bronze inkwell set used by Emiliano Zapata. Antique black and bronze set with double glass ink wells and ink absorber stamper. From my Great Grandfather's private office in the Hotel Moctezuma....His office and the hotel was taken over by Emiliano Zapata and converted the whole hotel into his military headquarters and barracks for his revolutionary troops during the Mexican Revolution. After ten months living in coexistence with Zapata and his Revolutionary army he was allowed to pack personal and family items and leave the hotel.....He came and settle in San Antonio, Texas...This historical ink well set is beautiful, Circa 1900. This is a very rare and unique piece of history from the Mexican Revolution...A museum piece that can be sitting in a very special location of a very discriminating collector. All in its original condition except for one of the inkwells, the small hinge to open and close has separated by the weld

Original archaeological oil lamp, museum quality.Discovered inside old Roman walled city of Lugo, Galicia, Spain. In 13 BC on the positioning of a Roman Legion military camp, while the Roman Empire completed the conquest, in the North, of the Iberian Peninsula Situated in what was the Roman Province of Hispania Tarraconensis, it was the chief town of the tribe of the Capori. Though small it was the most important Roman town in what became Gallaecia during the Roman period, the seat of a conventus, one of three in Gallaecia, and later became one of the two capitals of Gallaecia, and gave its name to the Callaïci Lucenses. It was centrally situated in a large gold mining region, which during the Roman period was very active. Today this Roman city is called Lugo in Galicia, Spain.This roman oil lamp was excavated from inside the city wall during some archaeological excavations between 1883 and 1887. Some very identical artifacts are in display at the Provincial Archaeological Museum in L

This is a Very Nice Ancient Roman Terracotta Oil Lamp, dating 100-200 AD. Original archaeological oil lamp, museum quality. Discovered inside old Roman walled city of Lugo, Galicia, Spain. In 13 BC on the positioning of a Roman Legion military camp, while the Roman Empire completed the conquest, in the North, of the Iberian Peninsula Situated in what was the Roman Province of Hispania Tarraconensis, it was the chief town of the tribe of the Capori. Though small it was the most important Roman town in what became Gallaecia during the Roman period, the seat of a conventus, one of three in Gallaecia, and later became one of the two capitals of Gallaecia, and gave its name to the Callaïci Lucenses. It was centrally situated in a large gold mining region, which during the Roman period was very active. Today this Roman city is called Lugo in Galicia, Spain.This roman oil lamp was excavated from inside the city wall during some archaeological excavations between 1883 and 1887. Some very ide

Mexican Revolution Original Solid Marble Ashtray used by Emiliano Zapata, this ashtray is adorned with old statue iron lion this historical piece comes from my Great Grandfather's private office in the Hotel Moctezuma....His office and the hotel was taken over by Emiliano Zapata and converted the whole hotel into his military headquarters and barracks for his revolutionary troops during the Mexican Revolution. After ten months living in coexistence with Zapata and Revolutionary army he was allowed to pack personal and family items and leave the hotel.....He came and settle in San Antonio, Texas...The marble is beautiful, Circa 1900. This is a very rare and unique piece of history from the Mexican Revolution...A museum piece that can be sitting in a very special location of a very discriminating collector.

Very fine Italian porcelain horse-drawn carriage with two horses, coachmen , and a Dresden- style lacy dress lady inside, c. early 19th Century properly marked L Fabris on the underside. The entire ceramic grouping is very detailed and demonstrates fantastic craftsmanship of a masterpiece. This 19th. Century all handmade Luigi Fabris original masterpiece porcelain museum piece is from the private estate of Leonida Suzzi Valli ex-captains regent (Prime Minister) of the Republic of San Marino some of his private collections are in display at the Ceramic Museum in the Palazzo De Fabris in the city of Nove, Italy. This piece is in excellent condition and complete, may have some small losses to the flower bed and foliage.

AUTHENTIC GERMAN KETTENMORGEN STERN (INFANTRY FLAIL) ALSO KNOWN AS "MORNING STAR"...FROM THE BURG LICHTENBERG CASTLE IN THE RHINELAND-PALATINATE REGION, THIS ITEM WAS OWNED BY DESCENDANTS OF THE DUKE OF SAXONY-COBURG-GOTHA TILL 1887..SIMILAR MEDIEVAL MORNING STARS FROM HIS VAST COLLECTION OF PERSONAL MEDIEVAL WEAPONS WERE SOLD BY HERMAN HISTORICA OF MUNICH IN MUNICH, GERMANY IN MAY 2001 FROM 2,800 TO 4,600 BRITISH POUNDS. THESE MEDIEVAL WEAPONS ARE EXTREMELY SCARCE AND VERY HARD TO FIND SPECIALLY IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. THIS MEDIEVAL ITEM IS IN VERY CONDITION BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN KEPT ENCLOSED IN A SOLID GLASS DISPLAY CASE FOR THE LAST 80 YEARS. DIMENSIONS: TOTAL LENGTH: 37" TOTAL WEIGHT: 6.5 Lbs.

19th Century Authentic porcelain creamer/milk server with hand painted portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte made by Victoria-Carlsbad in Austria with refined painting and golden borders. This extremely rare and hard to find Bohemian antique porcelain creamer/milk server has a hand painted portrait of Napoleon on the front with his uniform.... this server is missing the lid and has lost some of the gold glaze but is in great condition for its age.

EARLY PERIOD AND ORIGINAL, CIRCA. 50-100 A.D., BRONZE COMPOSITION, PILLUM TYPE OF SPEAR HEAD. THIS SCARCE BATTLE IMPLEMENT DISPLAYS NEARLY ALL OF ITS ORIGINAL DETAIL AND FORM. IT IS PRESENTED IN A VF (VERY FINE) STATE OF PRESERVATION. Excavated by German archaeologists inside the old Roman walled city of Lugo, Galicia, Spain. In 13 BC on the positioning of a Roman Legion military camp, while the Roman Empire completed the conquest, in the North, of the Iberian Peninsula Situated in what was the Roman Province of Hispania Tarraconensis, it was the chief town of the tribe of the Capori. Though small it was the most important Roman town in what became Gallaecia during the Roman period, the seat of a conventus, one of three in Gallaecia, and later became one of the two capitals of Gallaecia, and gave its name to the Callaïci Lucenses. It was centrally situated in a large gold mining region, which during the Roman period was very active. Today this Roman city is called Lugo in Galicia, S