Antique Ball

elevated by four elegantly arched legs, each terminating in a black wooden ball for graceful decoration. A

stretchers and added brass roundels and ball accents. With a later butcher block top. Dimensions: 51" L x

mustard pot with spoon and a glass dish. The plated carrier with cricket ball feet, three cricket bats and

representing Yin and Yang: The Male rests his paw upon a brocade ball (representing supremacy over the world

ebonized eagle with ball and chain.

inset into a gilt brass crenelated bezel, the box with a ball shaped catch closes tightly. The base with

A delicate portrait of a well-dressed young lady. She wears an elegant off-the-shoulder ball gown

shaped Rouge Griotte marble base above Ormolu ball feet. Above is a richly detailed Ormolu chariot with

gold mount features beautifully worked scrollwork with decorative ball accents and a fan-shaped

glass pedestal filled with controlled air bubbles, sometimes referred to as a “bubble ball” base. This

Pair of Rare Charleston Neoclassical brass urn faceted ball finial andirons with flanking scrolled

ball and claw feet with hidden castors, the Brahma locks stamped ‘Gillow’. English, circa 1815.

fittings. Each 39 inch tapering barrel has one reduction and a ball cascabel. The trunnions have chain

iron, also known as a rut niblick, rutter or track iron. Rut irons were commonly used to hit the ball

at a central brass ball canopy detail. The brass fittings have developed a particularly attractive

perfectly. The top of the ball is modelled in solid 9 carat gold. Orb Diameter Closed: 15.5mm Orb

set above finely turned legs terminating in ball feet and joined by a sturdy “H” stretcher for added

alternate with seven gold ball elements. The bracelet features a tiny gold heart decorated with green

front legs comprising further eagle heads and ball and claw feet, reupholstered in burgundy leather

table with turned and incised legs uniting to the lower shelf and turned stretchers on ball-style feet.

clothing sitting on the floor and playing with a ball in the foreground. A plant can be seen around him

the piece, these are topped with polished brass caps and set on large brass ball and claw feet, adding

cabinet, and a top drawer. The piece stands on ball-and-claw feet that transition into octagonal columns

4 ball feet. Made in London, England in 1897 by William Hutton & Sons. Approx. Weight - 746g

silver tapering panelled finial, terminating with a ball motif. The underside of this antique sugar

acanthus details at the knees and end in solid ball-and-claw feet, giving the table both strength and

and impressive claw and ball feet. The set is complemented by four matching dining chairs featuring

half of the Nineteenth Century, possibly of English origin. The plain ball grip with wirework

back with elegant carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet. They have been lovingly French polished

glassware across a room. The tray’s raised profile, resting on four original ball feet, served a practical

skirt evocative of a sunflower in full bloom. The spire culminates in a large ball finial, topped by an

heavy faceted crystal ball at the base. This chandelier retains its classic Empire silhouette and the

Gothic influences, featuring cabriole legs, claw-and-ball feet, and pierced splat-back chairs. Major

well-drawn outswept carved cabriole legs that terminate in fine ball and claw feet, retaining a good

is a horizontal foliate band below upside down ball finials. The apron displays a richly carved

surmounted by a fret with three brass ball and spire finials. The hood door is framed by the chamfered and

, resting on four ornate ball feet. It features a pendulum mechanism with chime, and the movement is in

made from beautiful tropical lignum vitae wood. Each ball has carved incised rings and inlaid bone

accompanying spoons. The unique breakfast centerpiece has an ornate square base raised on ball feet with a

profile in set in a oval of flowers. The lid opens with a ball shaped knob above an ogee curved handle.

silver rim with an art deco leaf and hanging ball design. The silver rim is marked 875 (for the silver

decorated with carved acanthus type leaves at the top, and end in dramatic ball and claw feet. All moving

. Decorated with a stylised openwork motif. Central scrolled base resting on a ball base. H 88 W 97 D 41 cm

, perfect used as a planter or filled with decorative items. Boxwood ball not included. Dimensions 14.5ʺW

set/pair are chrome plated brass in a ball sphere shape and easy screw on/off bottom covers

& spears with lights, and etched crystal ball finial. Each piece in our shop is professionally rewired and

ormolu ball feet. English, circa 1815. Footnote: For two very similar tables see George Smith’s A

boxwood. Standing on black ball feet. In very good condition. Dimensions: H: 225 cm L: 164 cm D: 37 cm

open and close very well on ball catches. There are no keys for the doors. A striking Art Deco piece

chandelier the name “Lustre à la Perle” (Pearl Chandelier) in our workshop. Indeed, this opaline ball, due to

Each point of the diamond hosts a gilt brass scallop shell emblem Supplied with a cork ball striker

rose gold, these earrings begin with a three-dimensional ball surmount. The earrings then feature a

of Spanish historicist furniture. The structure rests on turned ball feet, a distinctive element of

-and-ball legs joined by an H-stretcher base-an early rural construction detail that lends both charm

, embellished with traditional ball mouldings and topped with an impressive eagle crest. Crafted in the early

Early 20th Century Chippendale Style Mahogany Round Tripod Tea Table with ball claw feet.Measures

& ball finialled cover., numbers possibly representing maker's mark and/or age. .