Antique Harps

His father worked in the publishing industry, and through this connection he got his first job at Harper’s magazine as a wood engraver when he was just seventeen.

Pair of French gilt wood and Gesso wall sconces with torches and arrows, centered flower basket, four scrolled acanthus medallion arms, flanking harp mirrors, and valences with rope ...

Measures: vase only: 15 in.(38 cm.) high. 8 in.(20.3 cm.) diameter with mounts: 21 in.(53.3 cm.) high. no harp or shade.

Needs rewiring. 15.5" to top of harp.

A very good quality late 19th Century French patinated bronze musician playing a Harp. Signed; Marcel Debut (1865-1933) The son of the famous French 19th century sculptor Didi...

This print originates from 'Harper's Weekly. Journal of Civilization'. Boat print.

Chaffin, "New Paintings by Fred Bridgman," Harper's Weekly, vol. 43, no. 2194, Jan 7, 1899, p. 8 "Exhibitions and Other Events in a Week of Some Importance," The New York Times, Janu...

Nooks and Corners of the New England Coast by Samuel Drake. Published by Harper & Brothers, New York, Franklin Square. 1st Ed hardcover no dust jacket as published.

Shade available separately. 33" H (with harp) 10" Diam. (without shade)

This is a framed hand-colored woodcut engraving entitled "Sicilian and Italian Fisherman's Dock - San Francisco", created by Henry François Farny and published in Harper's Weekly in ...

He moved to California in 1859 after visiting California on a trip he made for Harper's Bazaar. In 1858. Keith began exhibiting his paintings in San Francisco.

The lamps are crowned with harp fittings, ready for your choice of shades.

Walnut Refectory table with Iron Stretcher and Harp Legs

Sitting on top of the pedestal is a standing harp, a mallet and a scroll. The whole is supported by a griotte marble base with a gilt bronze frieze showing a number of frolicking an...

SIZE: 8 inches length by 4 1/8 inches wide by 5 inches high WEIGHT: 9.90 ozt and 10.30 ozt = 20.2 ozt HALLMARKS: King's Head Duty Mark, Irish Harp Crowned which is the Dublin ass...

The artist began his career at the age of seventeen as a wood engraver for Harper’s, preparing illustrations for Harper’s Weekly and for an American edition of the works of Charles D...

This is a hand-colored wood engraving from the cover of the January 3rd, 1880 Harper’s Weekly. It is in very good condition and signed in the plate.

A beautiful quality and rare subject bronze figure of a young woman "Queen Esther" in Middle Eastern costume, holding a musical harp. Measures: 75 cm(29") Signed E. Picualt.

While a student, he became an illustrator for Life and Harper’s magazines, and went on to become well known for his portraits, landscapes, rural scenes, and illustrations.

The frieze to each side is centred by a gilt-bronze plaque cast in relief with depiction's of cupids' gathering flowers, playing the harp, reading lyric poetry, keeping the flame bur...

Vase dimensions: 13.5" high x 7" widest point 23" high (base to top of harp) Condition: Good overall condition. no lampshade.

Firms associated with Harper's Weekly employed some of the most accomplished engravers in America, capable of reproducing subtle tonal effects and complex compositions.

Due to a combination of fortunate connections and prodigious talent, he traveled to New York City and landed a position as an office boy with Harper’s in May, 1875. Although relative...

The vase bowls are richly adorned with further nature-inspired motifs in addition to various musical instruments such as a harp. The plain neck wonderfully balances out the remaining...

Measures: 79 cm high 16 cm base 24 cm harp width 49 cm to top of arrows.

Life and Liberty in America: or, Sketches of a Tour in the United States and Canada, in 1857-8. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1859. Octavo. Illustrated with ten engravings.

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this absolutely exceptional, fully restored, finest Museum quality revolving book table with gilt brass pane...

This pair of columnar lamps, with a brass base, socket and harp, has an overall attractive appearance. Decorated on a white background with gold, blue, yellow and ruby accents, these...

Pair of antique table lamps are created from early 20th century, patinated porcelain legs with brushed nickel necks and brass sockets, harps and finials. The lamps are newly wired wi...

They had three children, John who died with no issue in 1783, Mary, who married Richard Harper Esq and Sarah, who married Sir Lister Holt of Aston.

Firms associated with Harper's Weekly employed some of the most accomplished engravers in America, capable of reproducing subtle tonal effects and complex compositions.

The stunning fountain fragment/piece has been fabricated into a modern day lamp. Lamp is set up for a harp which will hold a lamp shade securely in place using a finial. the lamp doe...

Clio is shown here sitting on the clock plinth playing her harp. To the left of the clock dial are placed wreaths, and a plaque with the names of Roman Poets “Pline”, “Homere”, “Tass...

The red painted shade has a gold painted scene with a flower vase between garlands and a harp with laurel leaves. The height of the lamp is 62 cm.

The Itinerant Fiddler, probably Harper's Weekly magazine, 1890.

Anthony, Matilda Joslyn Gage, and Ida Husted Harper. Following graduation from Vassar College, Harriot assisted these women by compiling research for the book.

Vernede, "The Outrage at Port Allington", Harper's Monthly, December 1913, p. 459, illustrated

Accompanied by a copy of the original Harper's Weekly.

A prolific and versatile artist-illustrator, 'Big Bill' Koerner's work gained considerable visibility through his cover and story illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post, The Lad...

Antique mantle fireplace in white marble, with brass profiles, hand-built in the late 1800s for a villa in Italy, full Umbertino style, with a pediment carved with a harp and musical...

Firms associated with Harper's Weekly employed some of the most accomplished engravers in America, capable of reproducing subtle tonal effects and complex compositions.

Marked with: Makers mark TW – Thomas Weir, this mark has been used by Weir & Sons since 1872 Harp crowned – Purity mark for sterling silver Hibernia mark – Dublin assay office Da...

He contributed illustrations of Boston life and rural New England life to magazines such as Ballou's Pictorial and Harper's Weekly at a time when the market for illustrations was gro...

Fully restored and calibrated by Julian Gibbard, Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, with documentation.

Height measurement below includes harp. Fully electrified for U.S. use.  

Fine floor lamp, having a tubular shaft of patinated bronze, with polished brass collars and fittings, incorporating a reeded, hour-glass-form harp, raised on splayed legs. Stock ID...

Dramatic eagle head carving in shape of harp form the base of this Neoclassical console table from Sweden.

Wood engraving after a drawing by Homer, published in Harper's Magazine December 28, 1861. 13 3/8 x 20 1/4 inches, 340 x 515 mm.

is an original wood engraving from Harper’s Weekly June 13, 1874 in very good condition.

Circa 1860s Measures: 30.5 height x 9 in diameter (height includes harp).

It is in fully operational, good vintage condition with the original socket, harp, and finial. Porcelain section is 10 inches tall.

Sébastien Érard (1752 - 1831) was a French instrument maker of German birth, who specialized in the production of pianos and harps, developing the capacities of both instruments and ...

Giltwood case with swag decoration, turned finials, surmounted by a harp with starburst decoration below the dial.

“Isn't it quite as if we were left, survivors of the flood” Story illustration: “The Understudy”, author: Johnson Morton, Harper’s Monthly, August 1917;

Each has been mounted onto a circular bronze base with fine molded detail as well as four dramatically styled feet, with a pine cone motif halfway between each foot for an added deli...

Shows; a: Ivory chopsticks; b: coins; c: Tjenella (slippers); d: Chinese violin; e: bow; f, g: Garinding (Jew's harp made of bamboo); h: Chinese playing cards. This print originates ...

While he went about setting up a painting studio, he fulfilled illustration commissions for the publications Scribner's, Century, and Harper's. He exhibited watercolors and oil paint...

Both figures are modelled ‘contrapposto’ so as to convey a natural & dramatic sense of rhythmic movement, with the male figure shown playing a hand drum being held aloft, and the...

Tiffany Studios bronze desk lamp with original iridescent shade, scrolled bulbous harp, and resting on circular fluted base with the original five ball feet.

Marked with the symbol of Ireland and the harp fineness symbol. The makers first initial is J but the other initial is undetermined.