Antique Ball

The impressive Georg Jensen dish is supported by an impressive chased leaf decorated pedestal foot, accented with a spindle design to the upper portion and applied ball ornamentation...

A pair of wonderful and rare ball pendants from the transition period from Art Nouveau to Art Deco, Scandinavia, 1920-1930.

Beautifully hand carved with an eagle's claw holding a ball which rotates within. Really masterful carving with blond tortoise cut for use as the ball. 7" x 1" wide. 1880's France.

It has beautifully shaped serpentine top that has cross banded edges, with very crisp acanthus leaf carving at the knees, with cabriole legs that terminate in wonderfully detailed cl...

An exceptional antique Chippendale or Georgian style sideboard, buffet server, or bar cabinet By Romweber USA, Circa 1920s Book-matched carved flame mahogany, with ball and claw f...

The plain domed portion of the cover features a pierced circular hole allowing access to the string ball. The lower collet portion of the cover is encircled with an applied moulded ...

To each end are double brass ball finials with lovely verdigris patina. This refined pair of tables are ideally suited to both interior and garden settings.

The case rests on elegant ball feet, completing the harmonious and well-balanced silhouette.

Raised on rounded agate ball feet, with a gilt bronze escutcheon/keyhole centering the front.

Their slender cylindrical bodies are complemented by rounded shoulders, narrow necks and elegant glass ball stoppers, producing a timeless silhouette inspired by traditional apotheca...

An exceptional Chippendale or Georgian style extension dining table By Romweber USA, Circa 1920s Gorgeous mahogany, with flame mahogany apron, and carved solid mahogany legs with ...

1930's white painted zinc X-form basketweave cachepot planter or jardiniere with blue tole liner on ball feet. Measures 12 7/8" x 9" at the flared top x 5" tall.

Base & Construction: Built with an architectural tripod base featuring turned baluster knops, ball carvings, hand-shaped stretchers, and a hinged rear gate leg support that allows th...

The helmet features the characteristic black lacquered leather skull with traditional brass fittings and the distinctive Kugel, or ball-shaped finial, identifying it with the artille...

The helmet features the distinctive Kugel, or ball-shaped finial, traditionally associated with artillery troops and used in place of the pointed spike found on infantry Pickelhauben.

Exquisite and fascinating, offering a real treat for the study or lounge Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Quality walnut stocks presented in delightful w...

Having a slender seat supported by trestle supports with ball feet, strong and functional

The lower base features an elegant stick-and-ball spindle gallery that anchors the profile with classic Victorian architectural charm, while the gracefully curved rear supports termi...

This antique box is fitted with a plain hallmarked push fit circular domed cover, surmounted with an Arts and Crafts style wirework and ball finial. The lower portion of the body ...

This stunning and large scale chandelier features a scrolled Ormolu cage centered at the bottom by its original cut Crystal ball below a ring of lights. The body is elegantly decorat...

Between each arm hang swags of prisms surrounding the clear crystal ball attached to the bottom of the column. Throughout the piece, blue, red, and yellow cut glass stones appear in...

Unlike standard Western Chippendale pieces that frequently utilize cabriole legs with ball-and-claw feet, this style utilizes straight, vertical Marlborough legs.

This antique Victorian sterling silver basket has a rectangular rounded form onto four ball feet. The sides of this basket are embellished with pierced fluted decoration.

The hinged lid with hand carved egg and dart surround on four sides, original polshed brass drop handle, ending on four ball supports. The interior fitted with original firm smooth f...

The factory used no mark, and its output went unrecognized for two centuries: excavations on the site in the 1980s identified its useful wares, long given to William Ball of Liverpoo...

Above is a distinctive sweeping curved handle in rich yellow, finished at either end with polished metal ball finials. The combination of streamlined chrome, geometric form and bold...

The stopper is of mushroom form, its shallow domed head cut with radiating flutes to a notched edge, and it rises from a ball knop on a short waisted stem. The base is finished with ...

The table top is supported by four ebony fluted supports ending on ball finials that join with a turned ‘X’ shaped cross stretcher.

The impressive pendant suspends from an 18' 18k yellow gold trace chain via an intricate yellow gold bale, embellished with a stunning round faceted emerald and two impressive Old Eu...

A wide outer rim embossed in a repeated daisy pattern with hand painted green rims. Signed by A.Ball, each plate shows a different flower. Included: Ranunculus, No.1 Convolvulus, No...

The outer border of the Glass is fitted by a thick and impressive Ormolu gallery with pierced Fleur de Lys designs and protruding ball finials.

An exceptional example of a Regency period hand colored stipple Engraving titled “Trap Ball” originally painted by William Hamilton engraved by Francesco Bartolozzi and published in ...

The front legs have foliate carving to the knees and claw and ball feet, a feature often erroneously associated in the 19th century with Thomas Chippendale.

A bevelled pane of glass covers and protects the photograph, while dainty ball‑shaped hooks secure it at the bottom and a round hook at the top.

The table stands on an incredibly rare and robust six-leg honeycomb base assembly composed of deeply carved, heavy ring-turned spool columns terminating in substantial ball feet. The...

The bronze is cast with a repeating border of stylized palmette motifs, interspaced with small beaded ornamentation along the lower edge. Six small ball feet elevate the lamp slightl...

The polished brass elements are supported by elegant S-scroll legs, terminating in ball feet. The rear log rests are constructed from iron, providing sturdy support for firewood.

Dual arm urn-shaped candle holders with fluting columns, standing on square bases with pierced decoration and ball feet. In very good condition, showing patina to the brass.

This wonderful clock is raised on a rectangular Sienna marble base above Ormolu ball feet, while showcasing a central plaque inscribed with Veille De Wagram.

The pair are raised by circular fluted and tapered legs ending with a bottom band and ball, while at the top of each leg is a decorative foliate spray below the apron.

One cabinet also has slightly larger ball-and-claw feet than the other. Not all original drawers are present.

Netherlands, 1790 Marquetry bureau constructed in burl wood, mahogany and oak, with bombé form, shaped fall-front with a writing surface and interior compartments, three long drawers...

The pair is secured to a heavy, polished black marble plinth adorned with rich natural white veining, inset brass ball finials at each corner, and two curved cast-brass pen rest crad...

Sterling Silver Telephone Rattle, the silver body encloses 2 ball rattles. In excellent condition with no noticeable dents.

The tassel is made up of seven strands of delicate foxtail chain, each adorned with elegant gold ball ends, adding a touch of movement and sophistication.

Three cabriole legs flare out from the base, traditionally terminating in detailed claw-and-ball or pad feet.  H: 47cm W: 46cm D: 60cm

It ends at the base with a large and spectacular Rock crystal ball.

The tapering shaft is meticulously assembled from contrasting stone veneers and rises from a substantial stepped marble plinth accented with polished brass ball feet. Inspired by cla...

The fire grate with turned vertical balustrade fire bars set between square and tapered column standards on ball-feet. A early twentieth century version of an early eighteenth centur...

An exceptional antique Edwardian solid Silver Table Lighter on a black stone plinth. This ball shaped Table Lighter is supported on three double scroll feet.

The waist features a raised panel door flanked by half columns over a graduated base with square raised panel, all supported by small ball feet. The 8-day brass movement is in good w...

This antique tea caddy retains the original hallmarked domed hinged cover surmounted with the original cast sterling silver ball style finial. The cover secures to the anterior edge...

This exceptional compendium incorporates a conical receiver fitted with the original taper holder, accented with a pierced hole to the terminal and a tiered ball style finial/fingerp...

The construction of the earrings is immaculate; the gold is carefully drilled into the jade and the jeweler cleverly placed a gold ball on the underside to disguise the exit point.

The waist features a raised panel door flanked by half columns over a graduated base with square raised panel, all supported by small ball feet. The 8-day brass movement is in good w...

The waiter is supported by the three fine and impressive claw and ball feet, in the classic George III style. The underside of this impressive example of antique silverware bears ...

The apex of the cross design is further ornamented with yellow gold ball motifs, set in a linear arrangement. This cross pendant suspends from an 18k yellow gold 18" fine belcher ch...

The frame has an elegant rounded form with raised ball detailing around the inner section, moulded borders, and subtle decorative leaf accents.

The scene depicts elegant ladies observing from a pavilion balcony above a garden gathering of figures in flowing robes, with an embroidered ball, attendants and baskets amid pierced...

They are presented upon beautifully carved, cabriole style legs, that terminate into ball-and-claw feet at front. Rear legs are sabre.