Antique Harvester

It is also known as the "Hay Harvesters". On the bottom right is the pencil signature Frank Brangwyn RA.

The base is also beautifully carved with a harvester standing on its original bracket feet and in good working condition.

A CHARMING COMPANION PAIR OF GERMAN PAINTED TOLE STANDING FIGURAL BOUQUETIERS OF TYROLEAN HARVESTERS. Each romanticized female and male figure; realized in expressive and delicate d...

It depicts the goddess Demeter carefully shaping the world as a harvester looks on. The silvered bronze figures were sculpted by Isidore Bonheur, well known for his monumental statue...

Important bronze sculpture with brown patina representing a young woman harvester returning from work in the fields. Note the beautiful expression of the face underlining the satisfa...

This plate shows a young woman sitting beside a tree, resting a rake against her left shoulder, smiling down at two little boys, one of which lies on against the verge at her feet, t...

Often called the "Season Settee", the medallions depict the agrarian labors of the Four Seasons: The Sower, The Hoer, The Reaper and The Harvester. See Barbara Israel, Antique Garden...

Autumn (Spetember) shows a resting harvester/reaper with his tools and shocks of corn.

He also illustrated for important writers of the day including Gene Stratton-Porter (The Harvester) and Thomas Nelson Page (A Captured Santa Clause).

Our charming couple represents a young harvester and his sweet friend, allowing themselves a break from working in the fields.

Later when he could afford it, he had his statue, “The Harvester” cast in bronze. It stands today in the courtyard of the silversmithy in Copenhagen, a reminder of Jensen’s thwarted ...

19th century solid wood trestle "vendangeur" table from France. Planked top rests atop two X-shaped legs with a stretcher in between. Completely collapsible for easy shipping and sto...

Farm table, Italian from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. It is made of alder wood, original pegged construction, three plank top.

worn by French grape harvesters these metal buckets were worn on the back with leather straps.

It’s a preliminary study for his larger, more comprehensive work, titled ‘The Harvesters’ or ‘Høst’. Henningsen was an accomplished painter of scenes, interiors and landscapes.

19th century metal Grape Harvester's Basket from a vinyard growing grapes for a variety of Chateauneuf de Pape, makes a charming centerpiece for your rustic, casual or Country French...

Wonderful antique French wire harvesters basket for collecting grapes to produce good wine.

A superb watercolour of harvesters in an autumnal landscape. Titled to the reverse 'Bracken Gatherers'.

Key Features: Material: Patinated bronze Design: Cherub grape harvester on a floral garland-adorned pedestal Matrix: Monogrammed in Gothic letters (AB?)

The bear is modeled as a harvester sitting down to enjoy a bit of lunch and while looking on with a most serious expression the curving movement of his body signals an underlying jov...

Georges-Marie-Julien Girardot (French, 1856-1914) 'La Moisson' (The Harvesters) Oil on canvas 24.1/4 X 43.1/4in. (including frame) Provenance: Girardot Family Collection Georges Gir...

A fine 19th century watercolour by David Cox Snr depicting women returning from harvesting hay. Both carry large bales on their backs as they make their way across a small stream. We...

A good pair of 19th century bronze putti modeled as harvesters, the boy looking to his right, a cloth draped to his waist and one shoulder, holding a wheat-sheaf on his right shoulde...

David Leslie (British, fl. 1860) Harvesters in a field Signed ‘D. Leslie’ (lower right) Oil on canvas 14.1/2 x 29 in. (37 x 74 cm.)

Scotte (1885-1905) He was well known for his bronze sculptures of women, here 'The beautiful Female Harvester' She is harvesting grapes for wine making, seems to be dancing and enjoy...

Joseph John Jenkins (1811-1885) Storm in Harvest, 1863 Additional Information: Title: Storm in Harvest Artist: Joseph John Jenkins Date: 1863 Period: Victoria Dimensions: H 6...

French antique banquet table from a vineyard in Villefranche-sur-Saone in the Beaujolais region. Harvesters gathered around this piece to take a break at the end of their work day an...

A French 19th century small wicker grape harvesting basket from the Burgundy town of Chablis. This two-toned harvesters basket features its two leather straps, used to help the worke...

A French 19th century small wicker grape harvesting basket from the Burgundy town of Chablis. This two-toned harvesters basket features its two leather straps, used to help the worke...

His main subjects were scenes of peasant life, such as The Harvesters' Meal; The Gleaner, in the tradition of the Barbizon School.

This example, translated as "the harvesters" is typical of his works glorifying the everyday man and woman going about their rural lives to show his appreciation for their ...

Group in porcelain bisque called "Triumph of children harvesters". It represents children carrying a vine on which one of them triumphs with a ewer and a glass of wine.

This, together with the empty basket he is holding, hints that the subject may be a harvester of the period. Though unsigned, the sculptor's prowess has created a piece that will enh...

Despite its simple design, it is robust enough to host a full harvesters' feast. "La Table des Vendangeurs" embodies the spirit of community, gratitude, and celebration of nature's ...

The straps would have allowed a grape harvester to wear the hotte on his/her back, but it could also be toted by the two small handles on the sides.

He first painted religious subjects before evolving towards naturalism in genre scenes such as The Laurel Harvesters (Museum of Fine Arts of Marseille). Naturalism is a movement in p...

Auguste Delacroix regularly exhibited at the Salon in Paris landscapes but also genre scenes (The fountain, The promenade, The hotel, The Italian harvesters...), leaving history pain...

It is an antique painting, from the XIX century, representing a 19th century country landscape where three working women are depicted, they are The Harvesters or The Gleaners.  Wom...

Originally utilized to nourish and feed grape harvesters lunch, these are the tables that were pulled from the barn, and used.

Summer is modeled as a harvester with a sheaf of wheat in her left hand. Autumn is modeled as a young man with a wine bottle and grapes.

His Salon bronzes are few: “Moissonneur” (Harvester) (1880), Pro Patria (1884), “Les Premiers Imprimeurs” (The First Printers) (1888), “Watteau” (1890), “Le Génie de l’électricité” (...

This is a large fine 19th century oil on canvas depicting a young family by a stone bridge with harvesters in the fields beyond in a mountainous Welsh landscape by the eminent Victor...

The check is adorned with the image of a harvester, bears a two cent Jefferson revenue stamp, and two bank cancellation stamps, and on the reverse the personal endorsement.

They are on the grounds of the winery and the gentleman is presenting a cluster of grapes to the lady while the little boy reaches upward for his share Two grape harvesters in the vi...

Museum and Gallery Holdings: L'Isle-Adam (MAH Louis-Senlecq): 84 paintings Paris (MNAM-CCI): Harvesters (1915)

A delightful work by François-Joseph Duret (French, 1804-65) titled "the Wine Harvester's Comic Improvisation” and sometimes simply titled “Improvisateur” on later models, this ...

With her stoic stance and calm expression the artist creates an epic figure to join the ranks of Breton's strong-armed field hand in or the maid busy haying in Julien Dupré's The Har...

.): Le Tréport; Small Courtyard in Normandy New York (Metropolitan Mus. of Art): Grape Harvest (1884); Soul of the Humble (1905) Paris (MAM): Jazz Quartet Paris (Mus. d'Orsay): Harve...

.): Le Tréport; Small Courtyard in Normandy New York (Metropolitan Mus. of Art): Grape Harvest (1884); Soul of the Humble (1905) Paris (MAM): Jazz Quartet Paris (Mus. d'Orsay): Harve...

To a large extent the sheep, harvesters and storms of his landscapes are pastoral metaphors.

Artist’s auction maximum: £12,873 for ‘An Extensive Lakeland Landscape With Drover & Harvesters’, Oil on canvas, Christie’s, The R. E. Summerfield Collection Of Pictures, London, 2 N...

Cottage and Harvesters (after a watercolor by Peter De Wint, 1784-1849). 1907.

The present pair are no exception, each being a perfectly captured scene of Harvesters at work in a field of wheat beside running water.