Antique Hoe

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 beautifu...

Offered by Zena Kruzick Early 20th century tribal iron currency from the Idoma of Nigeria, Africa Cross River region Iron currency made in the shape of a hoe, like these examples, w...

Flaring at the top to suggest a hoe, these elongated sculptural objects were used among the Idoma People of Nigeria as a form of currency.

His arms cross at the chest, and he holds a seed bag in each hand, with a narrow hoe in the right and a broad-bladed hoe in the left.

Two spades one for excavation, the other for harvesting and finally two hoes. A truly extraordinary collection, also thinking about the perfect realization of the iron parts.

She is holding a cornucopia and ears of wheat, to her left are the tools of farming, a plough, a hoe a shovel and a haystack. To her right is a rake and a scythe with a bushel of whe...

In one scene, a woman in black and white can be seen walking down the road (towards the viewer) while three farmers behind her hoe a grassy field. The other painting has three women ...

The figure is depicted mummiform, with arms crossed holding pick and hoe, seed bag over left shoulder, wearing tripartite wig and false beard, a vertical line of hieroglyphs runs dow...

The girl supports herself on a shovel, seizing a flower's bundle in raised left hand or her counterpart, the boy, supports on a hoe, holding a pigeon in raised left hand. Both figur...

Note the detail on the shoes & "straw" hat. Holding a hoe & a stick which may have had something attached to the end.

This rare style of mirror, with a straw hat, hoe and hay-torch, surrounded by a crest of laurels, was made between 1786-1789.

Mummiform, with arms crossed holding pick and hoe, seed bag over left shoulder, wearing striated tripartite wig and false beard, nine horizontal lines of inscription from Chapter Six...

19th Century French Pair of chiseled and gilded bronze wall-lights, the fluted barrel, from which acanthus leaves escape in scrolls forming two arms of light, and crowned with a fire...

Created as servants to perform manual labor on behalf of their masters in the afterlife, shabtis are commonly depicted holding the tools of their trade. Hoes, picks, and seed bags ar...

Of typical mummified form, with tripartite wig, beard of Osiris, the arms shown crossed and holding hoe and pick, seed basket over left shoulder. Nine lines of hieroglyphic text name...

The figure is depicted mummiform, with arms crossed holding two hoes, wearing tripartite wig, a vertical line of hieroglyphs runs down the front.

Mambila, Mfumte, Kwanja. Hoe/Iron Currency. Nigeria, Cameroon. This piece of currency , made of forged iron with brush-made lines on it's surface, presents a slight vertical veining ...

The tool he carries is the Dutch painter's interpretation of the traditional Chinese nine pointed hoe, used in farming. The hat he is wearing is typical for peasant men in ancient Ch...

She is shown wearing tripartite wig, broad collar, and holding a pair of hoes. A seed basket lies over her left shoulder and a pair of suspended water pots on each arm.

Very large depiction of the allegory of agriculture grouped around an apple tree: in the foreground an elderly man chopping wood, next to him, under the tree, a young man drinking fr...

Some horticultural tools, such as a water pail and a crossed shovel and hoe, can be seen amongst the surrounding vegetation.

But it was also during his stay in Lydia that Heracles captured the city of the Itones and enslaved them, killed Syleus who forced passersby to hoe his vineyard, and captured the Cer...

Speculatively only, there my at one time, have been a chiming action, the bell striker slides on top of the vertical rod shown on the movement front at left of the large movement gea...

Carnelian: Mount on top in an oval bezel, with 1 semi-oval cabochon cut carved from natural carnelian, made into an intaglio with the figure of Ceres draped and standing to the left,...

Due to this commonness, many extant examples survive, in varying qualities, and as a collection of artifacts they provide a unique insight in to the fascinating death customs of the ...

Extra Large Curved Hoe Currency Angas, Nigeria Early 20th century Iron 20.5 x 16 in. / 52 x 41 cm Height on custom display stand: 25 in. / 64 cm Weight: 7.2 pounds / 3.3 kg Combined...

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 beautifu...

Large, early 20th century forged iron hoe currency from the Afo or Angas tribes, mounted on blacksmith made custom stands.

Beautiful, museum quality display stand of a late 19th century Hoe or Shovel currency. Four available for individual purchase.

Early 20th century tribal iron currency from the Idoma of Nigeria, Cross River region, Africa Iron currency made in the shape of a hoe, like these examples, were used in trade for b...

This currency object belongs to a group of hoe-currencies that were produced in various shapes in eastern Nigeria.

Fine art pencil drawing of a seated man with his garden hoe by French artist Blanche Delastre, circa 1890.

He holds his arms on his chest holding a hoe and mattock with a seed bag over the left shoulder.

A fine German porcelain figure of a boy holding a wooden staff with a hoe like terminal by renowned porcelain makers Meissen and dating from the 19th century.

Ushabtis typically depicted a mummified figure, often with agricultural tools such as hoes or baskets, indicating the work they were expected to perform on behalf of the deceased.

The figure is depicted mummiform, with arms crossed holding two hoes, wearing tripartite wig and false beard, a vertical line of hieroglyphs runs down the front.

Built to add a line of defence to the naval fleet moored up in Plymouth, the structure is situated 2.5 miles (4km) from the edge of Plymouth Hoe within the Sound - the name of the la...

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

. - Small marginal tear in lower wide margin, occasionally somewhat dusty, otherwise in good condition - Man as Part of the Landscape - A lone farmer carrying a hoe on his shoul...

Each volume with the bookplate of Robert Hoe.

Leather clad shipping trunk with brass studding on wooden stand. This piece would make an ideal coffee table or storage trunk at the foot of a bed.

The lower apron is nicely carved with wheat, hoes, rakes and sickle. It all stands on cabriole leg Louis XV feet.

This antique chair retains its original finish which has been cleaned, revived and waxed, all in hoe ready condition, circa 1880 Measures: H 19"-seat, H 35"top, W 24"-across, arms D...

The small poster pictures Uncle Sam leading a small army of children with hoes and rakes including one girl carrying a seed bag with the initials U.S.S.G.

This antique bookcase retains its original finish, colour and patina, all in excellent hoe ready condition.  Bears Jas. Shoolbred stamp with serial number. c1880  H48" H50.5"-upst...

In this example the inner frame has a straight line on the sides and bottom with a beautiful arch at the top. Note hoe each corner of the large glass is connected with a handsome pie...

The sets of notes record the items which were at Henwick Grove in 1937, and then at Hoe Court in 1942, following the move of items after Gulielma’s death.

This is a really wonderful set of examples by famous makers such as Moser, Baccarat, and others, the different techniques such as color to clear, Marquerty work in glass, hollow st...