Antique Bone Handle

bone stable for handling, particularly in areas of fossil bed fractures that have occurred during the

This is an antique campaign correspondence box. An Anglo-Indian, teak and bone inlaid colonial

CARVED WALKING STICK WITH AVIAN HANDLE Probably English or Continental, circa early 20th century

original turned bone handles, with matching roundel terminals to the uprights, providing a subtle and

Caddy reveals twin lidded Tea Caddy compartments with matching turned bone handles. The Tea Caddy is

reveals a floating lid with turned bone handle with a storage compartment for tea below. The Tea Caddy

A very fine antique chinese export magnifying glass. The handle constructed from bone and heavily

pickle forks, bone handle table knives and carving set, a soup ladle, 2 serving spoons, 2 fish carvers

Yew wood veneered lids and turned bone handles. The box dates to the late Georgian period during the

of the Sewing Box features Boxwood inlay with alternating Ebony inlay with a turned bone handle and

Boxwood surrounding the two tortoiseshell-fitted lids mounted with splayed bone handles. Removing the lids

Large oriental-style sideboard in carved wood, with bone inlay; wrought iron handles; pewter wire

bone and baleen handled wood cane, 5 in long handle  

Exceptional Roman Baroque Ebonised, Rosewood Cassettone with bone inlay and magnificent brass

Exceptional antique Anglo Indian sewing box handcrafted with quills and decorated bone with a brass

century decorative Moroccan camel bone casket with brass carrying handles on bun feet. Magnificent large

veneered lids with turned bone handles with the body faced in further tortoiseshell. The Tea Caddy dates to

Walking stick: silver and bone knob, which depicts at its end an elephant head with rolled trunk in

English Victorian cane with rotating bone spindles and ebony octagonal handle.

Antique English carved bone bulldog-handled cane with sterling collar, hallmarks of Birmingham 1918

compartment with blonde Tortoiseshell lids with turned bone handles and a red velvet inner lining faced in

A sterling silver teapot with timber handle and bone finial by Peter & William Bateman of the famed

handle and bone blade. Hallmark corresponds to: Birmingham, England, circa 1897.

tray and retains a diamond-shaped bone escutcheon. Side ring handles complete the form

. Decorated with ironwork and bone inlay. Iron side handles. The separate base with a drawer and cabinet door

tines, a serving spoon with bone bowl, and a handle for holding a leg of lamb ("manche a gigot"). The

: silver, sterling silver, metal, bone Technique: cast, molded, polished, carved, silvered, metalwork

and Italian pietra dura panels showing birds and flowers, , bone stringing and handles and panels of

the rear features two faux drawers, each adorned with bone and mahogany handles. The sides are further

green-toned napa, turned handles, bone lock mirrors and handles, smooth column-shaped pilasters, ball

three fitted compartments, shaped bombe sides and front, original brass lions head carrying handle and

Elegant pouring spout engraved with chased foliage and scroll detail Elegant handle hosting bone

bright viewing pane Dressed with a turned bone drop handle and oval brass escutcheon — key present Opens

solid carved walnut and walnut veneer. Carving parts with copper leaf applied. Original handles in

hinged lid with a profiled silver button with bone ring as a handle, raised curved handles on all vessels

unfolding kohlrabi cabbage bloom. The tapering handles are bone-white in color and stout in form, a lovely

cover revealing various lidded compartments, some holding bone spindles for thread. Brass handles to the

An exceptional carved hardwood bowl or trencher embellished with carved bone handles. Retaining a

Early 20th Century silver plated spoon with bone handle. Scalloped edges on spoon. England.

Set of bone handle knives and serving tableware. Set includes 12 large and small dinner knives

English silver bone handled presentation trowel, London, circa 1871. Bears maker's mark for Thomas

Late 19th-early 20th century English silver plate Crumber with bone handle by William Hutton & Sons

very fine carving on handle

inches) the serving fork is 23.5 cm (9 1/4 inches) long. The condition is very good one bone handle is

Theobalds Road, LONDON. Contains two bone handled lids. This caddy comes with a fully working lock and

17th-18th century Persian Bush Kabs straight blade, beautiful steel watering. Also with a bone

Amazing antique rosewood tea caddy with original stand. Bone handles, velvet lining, brass lock

linings with two tortoiseshell lids with bone handles.

Miniature Sewing Compendium in the form of a Samovar made of solid mahogany with bone handles and

Bell-shaped coffee cup with wish-bone handle, and saucer, decorated with the Put Tai or Laughing

Wonderful bombe shape sterling silver tea caddy, with a green-stained bone handle in the form of a

replaced lid with a turned bone handle. With a fully working lock and tasselled key. To unlock the key

turned bone handles. The interior of each compartment still contain their original tin foil lining

caddy interior features two compartments with bone handled lids has a key and working lock.

Very rare model in sterling silver with a bone handle, crystal body Marks: JTH JHM, Reg. mark for

. The Georgian single tea caddy interior features a floating lid with bone handle, which would of sat on

cottage tea caddy features two lidded compartments with turned bone handles. This charming cottage tea