Antique Beehive

reeded standard on down swept curving tripod supports with compass stretcher, terminating in beehive

10cm high. The WMF hallmarks of the running ostrich within the fully cross-hatched “beehive”, is the

Vienna, 18th century Porcelain Royal Vienna 'beehive' shield mark Iron-red Z 20 mark Fleur

hatched rectangle, commonly referred to as the “beehive”, mark used between 1903-1920, for “internal

, scrolls and beehive coil rosettes ornament splendid Georgian period quality workmanship surrounding large

Beehive mark to the unglazed base. The white glaze enhances the sculptural quality of this, and similar

a brass 'beehive' gallery & hanging hook. Emitting a soft glow once lit creating a superb decorative

is prime for recovering, the whole sitting on very well beehive type ring turned mahogany front legs

were painted in Austria/Germany, as suggested by the Titles and the Artist and the Beehive Royal Vienna

with finial, the lower Regency period base having a turned stem and triform beehive turned base with

under glaze blue beehive mark on its back. It would be an eye-catching decoration for your wall or for

delicate painted flowers. It is marked with an under glaze blue beehive mark. It is 9.5 inches in diameter

downswept curving tripod supports with compass stretcher, terminating in beehive-form feet, the terrestrial

Christian hermit. One night he envisioned the Virgin of Valvanera in a tree that looked like a beehive, on a

.” When a fellow of All Souls, Wren constructed a transparent beehive for scientific observation; he began

Pair of English brass candlesticks in the ''beehive'' style, circa 1860.

These beautiful 19th century hand-carved beehives have wonderful details throughout. They were made

English Victorian sofa on six beehive turned mahogany legs having brass castors with brown ceramic

For centuries, beekeepers have used “skeps,” carefully designed domed baskets, to house their hives. Bees need a clean, dry place to make a home and these were common sights in Medie...

Pair of Antique Brass Beehive Candlesticks, Now as Lamps, Each one of typical form, with registry

American 18th century pair of wrought iron knife blade andirons surmounted with cast brass beehive

Copper plate engraving on verge type hand-laid paper with watermark. This rare antique engraving originates from: 'Historiae Naturalis De Piscibus Et Cetis Libri V' by John Johnston...

Lovely design with three shelves, a nice gallery along the top and "beehive" like finials.

Antique English Brass Book Rack, Of rectangular form with six joined turned beehive motif columns

Mahogany writing table with two drawers, brass pulls, beehive turned and tapered legs. Original

Pair of Regency mahogany table ends with turned gadrooned stems on quadripartite bases with beehive

, stamp box with cover and finial, dolphin-shaped handle, raised on beehive-shaped feet.

French faux bamboo cheval mirror, with the frame having turned beehive finials. The brass mirror

A very handsome mahogany breakfast table with two scalloped drop-leaves. The beehive-style turned

piece has the Fischer & Mieg blue beehive makers mark on the underside.  

short and 5 long graduated drawers on turned beehive form supports, circa 1840. This rich, dark

English late 19th century bolster back club chair on beehive turned walnut front legs and slightly

and 4 bentwood scrolls for hats, surmounted by a beehive finial, supported on cluster column

beehive mark on the underside. The perforated trivet measures, 10" x 6.5' inches.

curved and scrolled coat hooks terminating with a beehive finial. the coat stand has a rich mahogany

the edge and wheat around the circumference. Hallmarks: WMF/G with ostrich and beehive/ ALPACCA/ I/O

scrolls for hats with acorn ends, surmounted by a beehive finial, supported on cluster column terminating

. Each with underglazed blue beehive or shield mark and with title of scene. Each signed by J. Riemer

on top. The signature beehive mark is found on both pieces of the base.

contrast one of the images shows a secretary on the red color spectrum) The pedestals have a beehive

An extremely rare suite of four Victorian brass candlesticks. The round bases give way to a beehive

bentwood scrolls for hats, surmounted by a beehive finial, supported on cluster column terminating in 4

marked with an under glaze blue beehive mark on the back. As you can see by the pictures, the painting is

piece is signed and numbered with the urn and beehive mark. Lidded vegetable measures, 6.5" H x 9.5

designs. Royal Vienna beehive mark to the underside and titled "Verklungne Lider." Mounted in a gilt wood

holding a purple and white pansy. Artist signed "Bock" to lower edge. Royal Vienna beehive mark and title

attaching the two end pedestal sections. This table clearly predates the Machine Age. Its beehive turned

gilding and delicate painted flowers. This plate is marked with an under glaze blue beehive mark on the

formed into fine scrolls, tendrils, coils and beehives. Flat sheets of gold were pressed into leaves or