Antique Badge

badge used by DAUM between 1900 and 1905 (see photo). This antique chandelier is delivered fully wired

would be almost impossible. * It can be determined that this badge has correlation to the military

throughout and complemented with the original panel back and keys. Stamped with makers badge to inside of

most distinguished features are the brass drawer handles decorated with feathers — the heraldic badge

original condition with old weathered paint and Horse hoof feet. Makers badge on rim of table. Please

) pass solemnly behind him, their attire marked by the scallop-shell badges of devotion. In the

random array of badge-like snowflakes or stars. The main border features the characteristic wave pattern

card reads ES Ritchie Inc. Sliding front doors. Manufacturers badge mounted to front.

silver badge. English, circa 1870.

. 1852). Westminster Palace’s ‘fort portcullis’ badge is displayed in cusped tablets within embattled

Copper ship’s masthead lantern by English maker “Meteorite”. Brass maker’s badge with serial number

Pair of lacquered yacht lanterns with Fresnel glass lenses. Each with a brass "bow light" badge

Marine and railway signal lantern by Noted French maker. The embossed makers badge reads

Ormolu badge of a berried rosette which flanks each panel above the straight apron containing reeded

cm / 7.75 in Condition: Very well maintained condition, minor corrections to a few enamel badges

solid Oak handles - Pull out desk top with brass makers badge - Pine shelves with Oak frame - Made by

solid Oak handles - Pull out desk top with brass makers badge - Pine shelves with Oak frame - Made by

Highland Fusiliers. Although the image does not clearly show the cap badge, historical context and visual

backrests with scrolled ends adorning hand carved gold gilt flower badges. Gold gilt pin striping is also

the top, further embellished with an embroidered coat of arms badge, the strap webbing for the

participating countries - Luxembourg Netherlands Germany Belgium France - with the car club badges and coat of

), the writer chiefly known for his Civil War novel, "The Red Badge of Courage". Linson illustrated

Clear Fresnel glass lens, removable red lens. Fitted to a mahogany base. Brasses include badges

Antique oak parlor table features hand carved top resembling a western star or badge and second

Nautical pulley block by Merriman from the early twentieth century. Brass badges with trident

laurel wreath at the top crest, and floral badges at the top of each front leg. An interestingly shaped

and tall bearskin caps, distinguished by plume and badge. Their upright stances, full kit, and

A Qing dynasty official proclaimed his rank through badges and accessories including his hat. This

beret and cap badge at a jaunty angle. Laforge has given all the detail to the features of the face and

with Fresnel lens. With maker's badge from English firm "Meteorite" 51200 Port. With carrying hoisting

Solid brass ships lantern with makers badge from Davey of London. Approved 1924 Regulation marine

starboard lanterns. This is a rare delicate pair with original makers badges. Weight: 2 LBS Overall

. Rich cobalt blue lens. Massive size. Brass badge, lens bezel and lid hardware. Polished steel case. One

shimmer subtly against the paper’s soft texture. A mandarin square (rank badge) may be prominently

to create a warm, sophisticated glow when illuminated. A rare Daum Nancy badge signature appears on

Burner inside Hinged chimney top Brass "Towing" badge Brass manufacturers badge Lens has

silk, of the type encountered in military, political, and fraternal badges and ribbons during the last

home enjoyment. Fitted with brass chandler makers badges from Eli Griffiths and Sons of Birmingham

-brimmed felt hat decorated with a religious badge and green netting, indicative of coastal or market wear

triangular base of the frame is decorated by acanthus leaves running up each side, rosette badges, and a

Heavy brass masthead lantern with makers badge tag from Perkins Marine of Brooklyn, New York, Perko

light” is engraved onto an applied badge soldered to the case. Rewired with electric socket. Mounted to

official badges of the legendary emperor. Great example and very elegant piece.

an engraved badge of nobility in the form of two griffins. Each detail is meticulously handcrafted

(mandarin badge and detail from a court robe) ornaments. This print originates from 'l'Ornement Polychrome

a serial number "A12344". Heavy brass hoisting handle. Also fitted with a brass "Masthead" badge

lilies that echo the floral badges of late medieval Italy. The warm brown velvet of her fitted sleeves

with hinged doors. Embossed brass makers badges from "Davey and Company, London Limited, London England

serial number "A18079". Heavy brass hoisting handle. Also fitted with a brass "Masthead" badge. Very fine

badge has no connection with the native Princes of Wales. Its use is generally traced back to Edward

maker's badge. The outer rings are fastened with dozens of round head brass screws. Varnish finish

same way as keys were displayed as a badge of status by officers of the household and women in medieval

High quality solid copper and brass trimmed masthead lantern. With maker's badge from Tung Woo

makers badge with serial number C20696 from English Maker Meteorite. Sturdy hoisting handle. Circa 1925

Ship's masthead lantern by Seahorse of Great Britain. With thick fresnel glass lens. Brass badge

Very fine and rare pair of polished and lacquered ships lanterns with makers badges from Peter Gray

badge of the Prince of Wales above ‘By appointment of HRH the Prince of Wales’. The sides of the box