Antique Bagpipes

bagpipes, is a premier example of the whimsical "bibelots" popularized by the renowned Parisian firm Robj

Meissen Rococo harlequin with bagpipes of most lovely appearance.: The lovely harlequin is sitting

Follower of Johann Heinrich Tischbein the Elder (1722–1789) Man with Bagpipes oil on oak panel no

Gilt-framed oil painting on board, signed "W. Mulready." Mulready was an Irish painter who worked in London, and a member of the Royal Academy, whose work today hangs in the V&A Muse...

Offered is a large figure made of Meissen porcelain. Depiction: Shepherd playing the bagpipe. Model by Johann Joachim Kaendler, mid-18th century. Height approximately 25.5 cm. Ver...

bagpipes, while another drunkenly dances, a drink still in his hand. Several other figures gather around a

from Lorient, France, circa 1890. Each sculptural piece is modeled as a stylized set of bagpipes

bagpipes color: various colors purity n/a Gemstones have often been treated to improve color or clarity

richly ornamented with a central gilt-bronze ribbon-tied trophy of a hat and bagpipes emblematic of

his bagpipes. In good condition with weathered surface. Circa 1830. H: 35 cm (13 3/4") W: 33 cm (13

bagpipes with the lady seated beside him in a long plaid patterned dress above a clock surrounded by a

storage, with a deeply carved Breton figure to the door front, a gentleman playing bagpipes in a forest

the clouds among flowers and musical instruments (zither, flute, bagpipes), dressed in silk, with her

a cloaked tunic and open-toed boots playing a set of traditional Swiss bagpipes called Schweizer

with Sgraffito scrolls and circles and white leggings, playing the bagpipes and standing on an oval

gorgeous inkwell is hand painted with a traditional Breton man surrounded by bagpipes, green foliate

underlying theme of music on the side panels, which showcase a lute, a drum, and a set of bagpipes with

man playing the bagpipes, a young woman in a vibrant red embroidered garment, and other onlookers

Inlaid with an Italian peasant man playing the bagpipes and a woman knitting, each in gilt metal

traditional Tyrolean, a woman from Eastern European countries, a Scottish man with bagpipes and kilt. A

Pair of patinated bronze puttis in the manner of Clodion, one holding bagpipes, the other a bird

bagpipes or the flute, danced or sang. "When, at Christmas time, the pifferari come down from the mountains

back while the other is joyously playing the bagpipes. Each are dressed in charming and finely detailed

wonderful scrolled foliate designs, blooming flowers, charming bagpipes, trumpets, and flutes tied with a

flowers, and gardening tools with bagpipes. Above is the original Campan Rubané marble top. All original

traditional Tyrolean, a woman from Eastern European countries, a Scottish man with bagpipes and kilt. A

Rococo style foliate and acanthus carving with, trophies and bagpipes to the sides and surmounted by

plays a variation on the bagpipes, probably the French cabrette, while she plays a large guitar-like

wooden painter's palette with brushes, a lithographer's press and roller, bagpipes, a pen and an inkwell

stunning. The side mounts have a neo-classical ladies head with bagpipes, horns, flutes etc. The Front

seated youth playing the bagpipes and courting a seated young woman, flanked by two sheep, within an

bagpipes and a shepherd's crook, while Serious Music is symbolized by a violin, Pan pipes, and trumpets

cherubs sitting playing the Horn with a pan fluted and bagpipes at their side, and a lovely richly chased

first pottery using bone in its porcelain recipe. Arlecchino (Harlequin) is playing the bagpipes

Rare bow figure of Harlequin playing the bagpipes, modelled after a Meissen original by Kaendler

Zampogna (the Italian version of bagpipes). Zampogna are rarely shown in art. Nicely framed and ready to

A metal candle screen, mid-19th century, with a boy playing the bagpipes, holding up the frosted

'A Heilan Lad'. In the right-hand margin is a mark depicting a Scottish piper playing his bagpipes

bagpipes. After Napoleon III style.

playing a local instrument known as a "Biniou" which is related to the bagpipes these great beds are now

large lute, a book and bagpipes at her feet, a young girl and boy dancing to one side, with a tree with

Landscape with a farmer's family shepherding cattle. The man plays bagpipes while the wife feeds

bird's eye view of Antwerp below the map. In the top left is a man playing bagpipes, in the top right two

Schiller Majolica figure which features a frog playing bagpipes, dressed in a cloak and a hat

Satyr Playing the Bagpipes at Sunset. Symbolist Painting from the Early 20th Century Artist: B

Hallmarked in Edinburgh, 1912-1918 by Hamilton & Inches, this charming, sterling silver set of six place card holders, feature Scottish figures. Each figure measures 2 inches (5cm) t...

19th century Staffordshire figure of a Scottish piper holding his bagpipes. God color and condition

Hugo Lonitz Majolica figure which features a young man playing bagpipes, bottle in pocket

Circa 1860s English Staffordshire Highlander Figure. In full regalia repleat with hig bagpipes

with oak leaves & acorns enclosing a musical trophy of bagpipes , mandolin , violin and musical sheets

bagpipes. Hugh Collins was an active artist in both England and Scotland. Size: Without frame: 35" high x

Lowlands piper playing the bagpipes, with a small spaniel beside him in a lakeland landscape. Monogrammed

fruitwood or pine) violin, bagpipes, mandolin with musical sheets set among oak leaves and acorns. The whole

, and the three swept and fluted gilt bronze candle arms; over, on backgrounds of addorsed bagpipes

, and the three swept and fluted gilt bronze candle arms; over, on backgrounds of addorsed bagpipes

boy playing bagpipes, with his dog and other decorative motifs. Finely figured and gilded, this is one

- featuring great artwork of a piper in green tartan playing music on the bagpipes against a decorative yellow