Antique Cutter

Georgian-style, Continental silver (.800) candlewick snuffer or cutter, Austria, year -hallmarked for 1855. Measures 5 inches long x 1 3/4 inches wide (at widest point) x 1 1/4 inche...

19th century antique handmade brass Radha Krishna betel nut cutter from India. Upper side is Krishna (vishnu) and lower side is Radha, you can also called this king queen walnut crac...

An Austrian art-nouveau cigar cutter made by Oskar Dietrich. This is a beautiful cigar cutter created in Austria during the late art-nouveau period, back in the 1900-1920, The cigar...

Turn of 20th Century Spanish-American War Coast Guard Cutter with Cannons Original Oil Painting A fine example of maritime ship portraiture oil painting of a Coast Guard Cutter with...

American (19th Century) sleigh with swell-sided, rounded-rectangular body painted in glossy green and red finish with interior plush, upholstered red seat and moss-carpeted bottom. P...

Rare Arts and Crafts Iron Cigar Cutter with Match Holder – Dachshund Dog Motif, c.1900 An exceptional and rare find from the Arts and Crafts movement, this iron cigar cutter with in...

An art-nouveau cigar cutter made in Germany. This is a beautiful cigar cutter created in Germany during the late art-nouveau period, back in the 1910-1920, The cigar cutter has been...

An elegant Art Nouveau / Jugendstil / Arts and Crafts cigar cutter with amazing patina, in the shape of a Maribou stork.

Arts and Crafts period antique Goberg rooster table cigar cutter. This stylish piece works when you move the roosters head up and down to use the cigar cutter.

c. 1900-1920; Albrecht, Fuchs & Thurmann - Plymouth, Wisconsin Painted wooden housing from a "City Feed Cutter," prominently lettered "CITY FEED CUTTER MNFG'D.

A beautiful cigar cutter, showing a lady on a chamber pot. Some wear with a nice patina, but this is old-age.

Antique Silver Table or Desk Cigar Cutter London 1903 W. H. Webber. Adjustable screw to allow access to cigar clippings.

The sword portion of the brooch pulls out from the sheath to reveal a hidden cigar cutter. The piece remains in great overall condition.

A wonderful pair of antique Champagne nippers or wire cutters. Likely French with an ornate gilt bronze sheath, cornucopia handles, and steel blades.

The cigar cutter is signed, "Tiffany Studios New York" - circa 1900 Measurements: height: .75 in. x width: 4.5 in. x depth: .25 in.

Old profession print depicting a straw cutter. This print originates from 'Zeichnungen nach dem gemeinen Volke besonders Der Kaufruf in Wien' published by J.C.

This is a most unusual piece appealing to both those who collect cigar cutters, and collectors who seek out silver plated novel items.

A fine Russian silver page cutter (or letter opener). Possibly by Gerasim Mitrofanov.

Early twentieth century cigar cutter in the form of a monkey holding a lamp post which holds a match box, on a circular ashtray base.

The larkspur, better known as a pastry cutter wheel, is made up of a toothed wheel, usually made of metal, in this case made of bone, rotating around a pin and inserted in the center...

However, she was not a gentleman’s yacht but instead a Revenue, or in more modern terminology, a Coast Guard Cutter. Commissioned by the Egyptian government, her finesse is a testam...

In hallmarked silver and metal, comprising: inkwell and mug; shoehorn; and three paper cutters. In original cases. Dimensions: (largest) 7x20x11 cm

America's Cup Race off Sandy Hook Sept. 30th, 1887 between American Sloop VOLUNTEER and Scotch Cutter, THISTLE. Distance sailed 20 miles to windward and return.

c. 1880s-1900s; George M. Hunter, Stencil Cutter - Milwaukee, WI Collection of antique metal dairy and cheese stencils mounted to a painted wooden display board.

Every piece — from elegant glassware to intricate chandeliers — is handcrafted by master glassblowers and cutters, whose expertise has been passed down through generations.

The diamonds carry an average J-K-L color and SI2 clarity, giving the piece a warmer, more textured sparkle than icy white stones would, with the kind of visible character period cut...

Fourteen tiny rose-cut diamonds ring the center in a scalloped halo, their flat, faceted tops catching light differently than the deeper-cut center stone; a contrast typical of the e...

This appears to be a model racing cutter with four, blue cloth sails. There are brass details and fittings and black rigging.

Active throughout the Victorian era, the Kirkwood firm was one of Scotland's premier medalists and die-cutters, supplying intricately modelled sporting, agricultural, and institution...

This appears to be a model racing cutter with four cloth sails. The boat hull is painted blue and the stained deck looks like teak.

The focal point of the serpentine, sinuously arched frieze features three uniquely detailed, hand-carved seashell motifs executed with extraordinary realism by a master 18th-century ...

This presentation cigar cutter honors Hohn’s 20th anniversary of service, which began in 1907, and is inscribed to mark this milestone on October 23, 1927.

In the left distance, a smaller fore-and-aft rigged sailing vessel, likely a cutter or small fishing boat, drifts near the horizon.

The town climbs the hillside above the mouth of the Medina in tiers of roofs and gardens, with villas and bow windows along the esplanade and a church tower breaking the skyline. A g...

Soaring above the deck, the substantial timber mast supports a cutter or sloop rig with a long main boom and bowsprit fittings.

The picture shows a wounded soldier charging through the barb wire fences with wire cutters in his hand. The margin has two remarques, one depicting a soldier laying on the ground an...

Eric Gill (1882–1940) was a prominent British sculptor, letter cutter, printmaker, and typeface designer whose output spanned architectural stone carving, typography, and book illust...

The type is Silenus, the companion of Bacchus, a subject carved in hardstone since antiquity and taken up again by the cameo cutters who supplied the nineteenth century trade.

Below, a convenient pull-out drawer provides additional storage for pipes, cigar cutters, matches, or personal accessories. Its clean lines and understated elegance reflect the infl...

They are untreated Burmese rubies that have been cut into brilliant cabochons—their colour and luminosity were brought out solely through the skill of the gem cutters. Each of the tw...

Middleton, frame maker, gilder, and mount cutter, situated on King’s Road, Chelsea, London.

Medal 4 is lettered "GOTT SPRGH ES WEBDE LIGHT UNDES WARD LIGHT", the block cutter's spelling of Gott sprach es werde Licht und es ward Licht (God said, let there be light, and there...

French lapidary and bronze-mounted works of this type were rare, requiring both the skill of stone cutters and bronze workers to achieve such precision in form and finish.

The function and design of the sash fillister plane is a cross between the wooden moving fillister plane and the wooden plough plane and is equipped with a fence, depth stop, nicker,...

To form banded agate, stone cutters would search through rough rocks of agate to find areas where matching bands could be cut out and polished.

The designer and block cutter of this particular Resurrection should therefore remain anonymous pending a direct comparison with earlier impressions.

An XL, ornate flush mounted cut glass light. c.1910 The hand‑cut dome is the work of a skilled glass‑cutter, with crisp facets that give the piece real presence when lit.

Their specialty was Boxes, paper-cutters, lighters and Objects de Vertu. In 1909 Jean Gustave Maurice Allard & Emile Meyer opened the firm, Designing creations for the major Pari...

An Abbot of Augsburg mediated a compromise that Zainer could include woodcuts in his books only if he used "authorized cutters" from the city's guild. The most famous of these autho...

Together with the highly skilled glassblowers, cutters and engravers at Orrefors, Gate explored the artistic possibilities of crystal and helped establish the refined visual language...

The iron-hulled barque the Lord Kinnaird is depicted accompanied on her voyage by a tug and a cutter. The sails of the Kinnaird are silk apliques, the name of the vessel carefully em...

The first form of the drop shape, the ‘pendeloque’ or ‘briolette’ was invented by a Flemish cutter, Lodewyk van Berquem as early as the 1400s.

The barrel functions as a match receptacle, while an integrated guillotine cigar cutter mounted to the side provides a practical means of trimming cigar tips.

Because diamonds grow with irregular nitrogen concentrations, historic hand-cutters almost always left antique yellows with visible colour pooling, zoning or paleness.

To feed this demand, a massive network of dedicated craft workshops opened across Florence, Rome, and Naples. Local stone cutters, sculptors, and mosaicists specialized in turning ou...

A phenol formaldehyde resin, it can be worked with files, grinders, and cutters, and polished to a fine sheen. Catalin is produced by a two-stage process, different from other types ...

A phenol formaldehyde resin, it can be worked with files, grinders, and cutters, and polished to a fine sheen. Catalin is produced by a two-stage process, different from other types ...

Humidor is complete with original lift-out tray, a working key with silk swing tag, steel cigar cutter, and a humidity thermometer Maison Lemaire, is one of the most prestigious Par...

The work depicts a diamond cutter seated alone in his workshop, carefully concentrating on the delicate process of cleaving a diamond.

A brief history is as follows: Stevens & Williams Glass: The glassworks which became Stevens & Williams glass was making cut flint (crystal) glass and plain crystal for sup...