Antique Badge

Although the image does not clearly show the cap badge, historical context and visual style suggest a flaming grenade emblem may be present.

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

Size: 24" x 11" x 12" (depth) Finish: Copper and brass Period: Early 20th century Manufacturer: Meteorite Polish: Matte to glossy Lens: Clear Fresnel Detail: F...

Accents of patinated bronze provide interest, with a ribbon garland and laurel wreath at the top crest, and floral badges at the top of each front leg. An interestingly shaped stretc...

Original antique stock car racing competition poster - Circuit International Criterium de Regulation Regularite Touriste organise par l'Automobile Club de Belgique avec le Concours d...

This is a rare delicate pair with original makers badges. Weight: 2 LBS Overall Dimensions: 10” H x 6” L x 6” D Made: America Material: Brass Date: Circa 1890

To the left, a Paysan des Abruzzes (peasant from the Abruzzo region) stands proudly with his traditional fur-trimmed vest and rustic gaiters, playing the bagpipe, while a Capucin mon...

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

Fitted with brass chandler makers badges from Eli Griffiths and Sons of Birmingham, England.

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

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

In his early days as an artist, Linson formed a friendship with Stephen Crane (1871–1900), the writer chiefly known for his Civil War novel, "The Red Badge of Courage". Linson illus...

Chromolithograph of Chinese embroideries (mandarin badge and detail from a court robe) ornaments. This print originates from 'l'Ornement Polychrome' by Auguste Racinet.

Westminster Palace’s ‘fort portcullis’ badge is displayed in cusped tablets within embattled parapets, which are flowered with the English cinquefoile rose.

Also fitted with a brass "Masthead" badge. Circa 1925.

Five-claws Dragons accurately depicted in this amazing textile were used exclusively for the robes and official badges of the legendary emperor. Great example and very elegant piece.

Solid brass hub and maker's badge. The outer rings are fastened with dozens of round head brass screws.

Also fitted with a brass "Masthead" badge. Very fine condition. Circa 1925.

13 STAR RIBBON, WOVEN SILK, circa 1876-1910 13 star antique American flag ribbon, made of woven silk, of the type encountered in military, political, and fraternal badges and ribbon...

At the top a mirror with an engraved badge of nobility in the form of two griffins. Each detail is meticulously handcrafted, reflecting the exceptional skill of Murano artisans from...

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

Alternatively, the badge may have derived from the Counts of Luxembourg, from whom Philippa was also descended, and who had used the badge of an ostrich.

Hinged and vented top. Brass makers badge with serial number C20696 from English Maker Meteorite.

With thick fresnel glass lens. Brass badge with Seahorse logo.

High quality solid copper and brass trimmed masthead lantern. With maker's badge from Tung Woo Masthead and Serial No. M123.

The triangular base of the frame is decorated by acanthus leaves running up each side, rosette badges, and a foliate band along the bottom edge.

Very fine and rare pair of polished and lacquered ships lanterns with makers badges from Peter Gray of Boston. This is a great pair with rich red and blue Fresnel glass lenses set in...

With arched and vented tops, carry handles, beveled glass, hinged doors, burners, etc. Fitted with makers badges reading "Davey & Company LTD, London, England."

Both are outfitted in formal blue and white uniforms with red epaulettes and tall bearskin caps, distinguished by plume and badge. Their upright stances, full kit, and shoulder belts...

He proudly wears his medal (a médaille militaire croix de guerre 1914-1916) against his 'Horizon Blue' serge uniform his beret and cap badge at a jaunty angle. Laforge has given all ...

Solid brass bow boat lantern with markers badge from WM Porter and Sons, nineteenth century.

Copper ships lantern with highly polished and lacquered finish. With brass badge marked "stuurboord" , brass hinges, brass lens bezel, etc..

French made solid copper ships starboard lantern with brass makers badge from "Barbier, Bernard, & Turenne. Fitted with a removable blue filter behind the clear glass Fresnel lens.

Fine Satinwood inlaid & Painted 2 door Demi Lune Commode by Maple & Co circa 1900 Segmented Satinwood , Burr Walnut & Tulip banding Sunburst top with cross banding, Two door cupboard...

Solid copper and brass ships masthead lantern by the venerable English firm Meteorite. With brass makers badge and serial number. Interior has been fitted with an electric socket but...

The glass Fresnel lenses have some chips and flakes from years of use. Brass badges read Richard Irvin and Sons LTD., ship store merchants and lamp manufacturers.

Outstanding polished steel ship's masthead lantern with brass trim, Fresnel lens, badges and etc. Dimensions: 14" L x 13" W x 20" H (with or without handle).

Glass Fresnel lens, wired with socket for home use. With brass makers badges. Hoisting and bale handles. Mounted to a thick mahogany base.

With clear Fresnel glass lens, brass makers badge with serial number A18079. With heavy brass hoisting handle.

A mandarin square (rank badge) may be prominently displayed on the front of his robe, marking his civil or military status.

ICA Volta 125 Camera Folding Bed Camera For 9x12cm Plates With Ica Periskop "Alpha" F11 Fixed Lens Manufactured by Internationale Camera Actiengesellschaft (ICA) between 1920-1929 ...

The mottled central fut decorated with acanthus leaf sprays, rosette badges, and reeded patterns leads to the pierced top crown.

The central bottom figure from Ostia wears a wide-brimmed felt hat decorated with a religious badge and green netting, indicative of coastal or market wear.

Ship's port and starboard lanterns with polished and lacquered steel cases, glass Fresnel lenses, red and green filters, electric sockets, etc.. With brass maker's badges and serial ...

Fine Gillows, Walnut & Kingwood inlaid fitted drawer cabinet on stand circa 1920s Square cube shaped cabinet with single door, with, Silver plated etched, Escutcheon, Hinges, & corne...

This decorative and brightly-coloured map illustrates the various county regiments of Great Britain, with a border of regimental badges.

Iron ship's lantern by Davey of London. With maker's badge that reads "Davey's Patent Windproof Ship Lamp".

The mottled Onyx base is decorated by a pierced Ormolu floral badge on the front side. Atop the Onyx base is an Ormolu socle shaped support with fluted designs that presents the urn ...

The knight is depicted in a stately black robe adorned with the iconic insignia of the Thistle Order, including the collar chain featuring the Thistle emblem and the accompanying bad...

Heavy fresnel glass lens. Brass maker's badge from William Harvie, 24 Alpine St. Glasgow.

Timeless simplicity in design and iconic badging have made this brand a staple of elegance since 1853.

Exceptional rectangular British military officer's travel trunk chest, superbly rebuilt and refurbished in beautifully patinated antique leather with accents in solid brass and fitte...

Her mantle of snow-white ermine spills across the floor and is studded with crimson stars and lilies that echo the floral badges of late medieval Italy. The warm brown velvet of her ...

Pair of Anglo-Indian copper and brass port and starboard ship lanterns with the original Fresnel lenses, vented tops, stamped badges, carrying handles and rear sliding doors with han...

In the same way as keys were displayed as a badge of status by officers of the household and women in medieval Europe, ornate locks on doors and chests were part of a concern to draw...

It is in near pristine condition and retains its extremely rare and hardly ever seen "James Dixon & Sons" badge or "label" (illustrated underneath) showing the British coat of Arms.

Timeless simplicity in design and iconic badging have made this brand a staple of elegance since 1853.

Above the three doors are the intricately detailed five drawers all separated by beautiful rosette badges located above each column. The three central drawers and two curved outside ...

The upper cupboard door opens via a spring catch to reveal the original Chubb safe with brass handles, engraved escutcheon and badge for ‘CHUBB BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT, LOCK AND SAFE MA...

Light oak lens holder and base, with the circular Kinora badge, circa 1905. The Kinora was an early motion picture device, developed by the French inventors Auguste and Louis Lumi...