Antique Hoe

Extra Large Curved Hoe Currency Angas, Nigeria Early 20th century Iron 25.25 x 17.5 in. / 64 x 44 cm Height on custom display stand: 29.75 in. / 76 cm Weight: 12.8 pounds / 5.8 kg C...

Extra Large Curved Hoe currency Angas, Nigeria Early 20th century Iron Measures: 29.5 x 20.5 in. / 75 x 52 cm Height on custom display stand: 33.25 in. / 84 cm Weight: 20.6 p...

A sculptural iron form once used as currency among the Mambila and Chamba peoples of northeastern Nigeria and the Cameroon highlands, this forged hoe-shaped object embodies the inter...

An original early 20th century etching of Plymouth Hoe by Rowland Langmaid (1897-1956). Signed and titled in pencil to the lower margin.

Used as forms of currency, they could also serve as a musical or ritual object. Displayed on a custom mount.

Used as forms of currency, they could also serve as a musical or ritual object. Displayed on a custom mount.

The Sea is an original colored lithograph realized by German painter Henri van Moe (1930 - 1989) in 1929. Hand-signed on the lower right. Good conditions. The artwork represents a...

The tin advertises Tea which the Hay Hoe company imported, and the company was based out of Toronto Ontario and Beauc Quebec, Canada.

Both arms cross his chest, holding a flail and hoe, with a seed bag hanging over left shoulder.

Frederic Robert HALSEY (1847 – 1918) was a Wall Street broker and bibliophile, who amassed one of the biggest libraries in the U.S, which included a set of the first four folios of t...

DISTINGUISHED PEDIGREE: from the libraries of Robert Hoe and John Barrymore. Elegantly illustrated and bound copy with a famed pedigree that spans from Robert Hoe—the businessman, ...

A fine example of a early 20th century iron currency from the Afo tribe in Nigeria. Also called a hoe currency the abstract shape refers to the blade of a hoe as to symbolise the con...

Two compartments inrô in black lacquer, hira maki-e and mother-of-pearl inlay on a hirameiji background, decorated with a bouquet of chrysanthemums in a small purse, a hoe on the oth...

She is depicted carrying a hoe with a sachet attached to its end on her shoulder, a poignant image from the novel where she collects and buries fallen flower petals, cherishing their...

[Society of Iconophiles, Series II, no. 9] Richard Hoe Lawrence, Harris Dunscombe Colt, Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes – History of the Society of Iconophiles of the city of New York, M...

Antique print depicting pear variaties including the Robine, Eyer-Peer, Kalmer-Peer, Rouselet, Orange Musque, Fondante Franse Canneel, Diamond Peer, Bergamot Suisse Longe, Hoe langer...

It was taken out of service in 1887, partially dismantled and re-erected in Plymouth Hoe in 1882. Victorian engineers charged with decommissioning the lighthouse soon discovered tha...

A hone stone was used to sharpen weapons and tools such as an adze, hoe or axe. These beautiful prehistoric objects are compelling as a modern sculpture.

Coastal towns, rivers, and islands are named in French transliterations of local names, such as Fleuve Ton Leuang and Koue-hoe. The chart is laid out with a fine coordinate grid, ref...

USA, Circa early 20th century Measures: Fork hoe: 5"W x 5"D x 53.75"H Shovel: 13.5"W x 5"D x 39"H Pitchfork: 7.25"W x 4.5"D x 59"H Very good original vintage condition.

Antique print titled 'd'Afbeelding hoe men de Magistraet en Geestelykheyt der stadt Amsterdam heeft uytgeleydt en t'scheep gebraght den 26 May 1578'.

Antique print, titled: 'Beschryving van een Japansche hoer.' - ('Description of a Japanese prostitute').

The woman on the left wears a pale yellow apron over a white blouse, her hair tied back in a green ribbon, while the woman on the right carries a small hoe and wears a straw hat with...

Standing atop a lotus leaf in open water, they hold a gardening hoe in one hand and a basket for flowers or fruit in the other.

Old Pere Martin rested on his hoe and pointed up, shrugging his shoulders with clownish exaggeration, ‘Monsieur Kellogg.’

He faced a tribunal to test his beliefs and he was put to work in north Cornwall, hoeing vegetables. Some artists from Lamorna established a temporary base near Dozmary Pool on Bodmi...

The print captures a scene with five men in traditional attire, some wearing wide-brimmed hats and holding tools such as hoes and axes. This lithograph was produced using hand-colori...

Antique print titled 'Parel-Visschery, en hoe die geschiet'. Copper engraving of pearl fishing in Tutocoryn and Pallpatnam (Tamil Nadu, India, Gulf of Manar, Palk Bay.)

Standing atop a lotus leaf in open water, they hold a gardening hoe in one hand and a basket for flowers or fruit in the other.

The carving depicts the Japanese god of good fortune, Daikoku is personified as a farmer holding a hoe with a clay jar full of ancient Koban gold coins at his feet.

A lovely girl with yellow hat is watching him, holding a jug and balancing a hoe on her left shoulder (a hoe is a tool used for gardening).

The elderly farmer is portrayed standing upon a patch of earth, a hoe in one hand, an awl in the other. He is dressed in loose fitting clothes, comprised of a kosode under a hanten, ...

Antique print titled 'Ridge's Patent Drill and Hoe Plough'. Print of agriculture equipment. This print originates from 'The Gentleman's Magazine'.

Antique print, titled: 'Hoe men de Caneel schilt opt Eyland Ceylon.'

Although Smeaton’s lighthouse was eventually replaced by a Douglass's lighthouse in 1882, the upper part the tower was dismantled and rebuilt on its replica base on Plymouth Hoe wher...

The maids, with their skirts tucked up for work and carrying the harvest on their heads, symbolize the fertility of the soil, while the men carrying a prong-hoe and an axe represent ...

In the middle-ground are the traditional work tools: rake, shovel and hoe. In the foreground is a papery flower with the word ‘Pan’ and the year ‘1895’ formed by the stamen.

His undetected imitation bindings have graced some of the greatest book collections, including those of Hoe and Wilmerding. Joni later boasted of incidents in which local police were...

His undetected imitation bindings have graced some of the greatest book collections, including those of Hoe and Wilmerding. Joni later boasted of incidents in which local police were...

The panels with their strong agrarian symbolism including a flowing stream and well/pump to one panel and a rice farmers hat ‘sugegasa’ and a hoe to the other, suggest that the scree...

19th Century Wooden Agricultural Hoe/Plow

very finely made "hoe" currency in hand wrought iron. These very thin and delicate examples of the blacksmith's craft were revered and traded as currency.

book press in old red paint with gold detailing,high relief scroll,flower, and shell decoration. walnut and brass fitted pivot handle

The motif on the case is faux bois (wood look) with garden spades and hoes and a hat and surmounted with a chicken and her chicks crawling on a shock of wheat and a chaff bowl.

Restorations, especially to the young woman's left hand and the young man's hoe. Slight accidents. Both signed and dated Delaville f. 1805 Height: 32 cm and 34 cm Width and depth: a...

Beautiful wooden bottle made of one single piece of Sycamore wood, decorated by little engravings featuring three peasants working in the fields: One is busy sowing, another one is c...

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...

Greenish-blue glazed faience shabti for Horinebesh, standing on an integral raised plinth, decorated with a striated lappet wig and braided beard, the sleeved arms with emerging hand...

Markings on the reverse of the board (“No. 13” in red pencil -- probably Coleman’s writing -- and “Rec’d from Customs House June 9/06”, in pencil) suggest that this gouache was inclu...

The largest diamond shaped tabular bead in the center of the necklace is 9.2 mm in length, 1 cm in width and 3 mm in thickness. The drill hoe diameter is 1 mm. The smallest diamond s...

That being said, the fake braided beard managed to keep the tip’s curl, the pickax, held on the left hand and that reclines on the right shoulder, and the hoe, held on the right hand...

Gold tubes have also been inserted into the drill hoes of the carnelian beads. On beads with a flattened form, it is not uncommon to see notch like chips at the drill holes where the...

Length 2.21 mm, width at center6.9 mm, hoe diameter 3.6 mm. 2000 BC- 2500 BC. The very large drill holes of these tapered agate barrel beads attests to their antiquity.

19th c., Niger Region, currencies of forged iron, each with long stem incised with geometric decoration, terminating in a horseshoe-shaped blade. Dimensions: 58"h (largest) 36"h ...

Hoe 110cm h. Framed photograph 65cm x 54cm.

It is an old Japanese folk tool. Probably from the Edo period. A tool for hitting thatched roofs. You can see that it has been used carefully. Love is poured. It's like a ...

DESCRIPTION: THE ROBERT HOE COPY. 7 vols., royal octavo large paper edition, 10-11/16" x 7-1/4", engraved frontis portrait of Milton by J.