Antique Drill

in diameter with drill holes diameters of 1 mm. Longer barrels are from 7.5 mm to 8.3 mm in length

An interesting antique wooden final that has been drilled and wired as a lamp. The total height of

. The diameter of the drill hole is 1.5 mm. The carnelian “heart” pendant at the left side of the

the drill hole is 4 mm. It is from the Bronze Age and is around four thousand years old. The bead has

without the use of metal tools by the use of abrasives, drills and string saws. The birds are probably

table lamps and are unfortunately drilled through the base and through the Qianlong mark. They are in a

width at he ends. The drill hole diameter is 1.8 mm. The smallest is 8.2 mm in length, 5 mm in width at

floral and bird design. This vase has been drilled, and electrified as a lamp. Price includes shade

. The bead is 2.95 cm in length, 5 cm in width at the center and having end diameters of 3 mm. The drill

width with a drill hole diameter of 3.2 mm. The smallest of these beads is 3 mm in length and 3.5 mm in

flattened side at the center is 5.5 mm. The drill hole diameter is 1.5 mm. The barrel beads graduate in size

. They have been made entirely without the use of metal tools by the use of abrasives, drills and string

agate ”eye” bead. The eye bead is 2.3 cm in diameter and 5.9 mm in thickness. The diameter of the drill

paw feet now drilled and mounted as a table lamp.

entirely without the use of metal tools by the use of abrasives, drills and string saws. The pendant is

, probably at least two thousand years old and possibly older since a drill hole of 3 mm is usually found in

. The vase is not drilled and is removable from the lamp stand. Shade is included.

of metal tools by the use of abrasives, drills and string saws. In spite of the limitations of this

Beautifully decorated salt glazed ceramic water storage container drilled for electric

" diameter base, drilled to be electrified as lamps, circa 1890.

mask issuing a pendant resting on a stepped platform base. Now drilled and mounted as a table lamp.

. Beautiful variation in color, polished interior could be drilled to make the most unusual sink.

base has been drilled, and this is now electrified. Price includes shade shown. Vase alone is 18

the center of the bead. The drill hole diameter is 3.5 mm. The caps are 1.7 cm in length and 7.2 mm in

diameter of the drill hole is 3.8 mm. The top and bottom surfaces are rounded, tapering towards the edges

Beautiful antique chinese porcelain drilled and bronze mounted by Caldwell of New York

design, and tops like lotus blossoms. Bases drilled, and electrified as lamps. Price includes shades

the drilled hole in one foot, this lamp can be used as a sconce. Measure: Height without the shade

gold ring has an ancient swivelling scarab, drilled lengthwise from two sides. Provenance: Private

holes were drilled to attach them to a wall.  

shaped beads. The center bead is 1.15 cm in length, 1.2 cm in width, and 5 mm in thickness. The drill

Small English Seltzer Bottle drilled through center to be converted into a lamp, newly wired with

drilled to let the incense smoke.

double ring marks, and have been drilled, so these would be great as is, or could easily be made into

This Vintage brooch features two drilled pearls in a white and yellow metal brooch set with one

1.23 cm in length, 9.5 mm in width and has a drill hole diameter of 2.2 mm. The smallest lapis bead is

very early Asian porcelains drilled and made into lamps in the 20th C.

Great looking 19th C Famille Verte vase drilled and made into a lamp with gilt metal base

motif carved gold ring has an ancient translucent amethyst scarab, drilled lengthwise from two sides

detail above the oval bowl. The sink is drilled for hot and cold faucets.

1912-1920 rock crystal drilled pools of light with brass details. Rare longer style. Condition is

Beautiful purple with a hint of pink luster vase drilled and made into a lamp.

1.6 cm in height, 1 cm in width, and 4.5 mm in thickness. The drill hole diameter is 1.4 mm. The lapis

branches, a ball and baluster stem. The chandelier has readily drilled holes for electricity. Good

beautiful quality, even the reverse has hand finished settings unlike modern drilled pieces. Weight: 10g

four thousand years old: The diameter of the drill hole is 2.3 mm, indicative of the Bronze Age. The

the use of metal tools, entirely by the use of abrasives, with bow drills and string saws. It is

center bead is 2.45 cm in height, 1.8 cm in width at the widest point and 1.5 cm in thickness. The drill

HUGE and fabulous natural clam shell.Pulled out of the South Pacific.Can be drilled and used as a

of solid oak. Very sturdy and has now been drilled through to accommodate an internal wire.

Great pair of drilled vases that have been made into lamps. These are 19th c porcelain.

cm in width, 3.2 mm in thickness, with drill holes of 1 mm. The small carnelian beads are 3mm in

Nice pair of three light heavy brass wall sconces drilled for french wiring and currently not wired.

, unwired, never drilled 11.0″ H, 4.0″ W, arm span 12.0″ W, 6.0″ from the wall, circa 1860.

drilled through the middle. The width at the middle where the hole goes through is 3 mm on the largest

have the holes drilled to add prisms if you desire. Ornate swirls form the frame for the mirror with a

and were wired as lamps in the early 20th century. The figurine has not been drilled and is pushed