Antique Lead

stone, designed for the mass production of lead spherical shot. Beyond its utilitarian function, the

Général BONAPARTE by Pierre Jean David d'Angers (1788-1856) Description : medallion in gilt lead

life into the sculpture. The woman is the Ethiopian princess Aida, the lead character from Verdi’s

decorated by elegant pierced scrolled foliate Ormolu sabots. The legs lead to a scalloped inlaid apron. The

floating geometric diamonds and stars, which lead the eye to an exceptionally wide, rich cocoa brown main

starring Francesca Bertini featuring a colourful design showing the lead actress in a decorated shawl with

easily emptied and cleaned. That section has copper lined sections to hold the bottles and a lead lined

geometric leaded stained glass panels in a grid pattern, showcasing rich tones of blue, green and amber

low wirework sides and radiating supports that lead to the elevated upper structure. The tiered top

toupie shaped feet. The legs lead to rectangular blocks with central oval rosettes flanking the straight

stretched in a forward hunting posture and their attention fixed beyond the frame. The lead dog, with black

Width 6 inches x Depth 6 inches "Crystal"— More literally known as Lead Glass—is over 1000 years old

environmental exposure. Of particular note is the original weighted underside, filled with lead, an early

A sunny desert landscape in watercolour by French artist Marcel Blairat (1849-1891). Figures lead

detailing, shelving inside with two sliding trays, one with lead lining for wine, in overall very good

An antique Art Nouveau decorative leaded glass table lamp, likely designed and created by Duffner

American Victorian leaded multicolored glass window with geometric design.

of women washing clothes by a river. Steps lead down to the water's edge beneath a graceful stone

book trough base In the manner of Stickley Brothers USA, Circa 1900 Carved oak, with stained leaded

production of high-quality mirror glass before competition emerged with the rise of lead-glass manufacturing

Several figures lead cattle and donkeys along a rugged country track in this idyllic nineteenth

Bakelite knobs. Key is included. Note: Barware and shaker in the lead photo is available but not

Extremely Elegant Turned Column And Bold Tripod Legs, With Rare Original Lead Weighted Pad Feet.  The

example of English table glass from the early 19th century. Crafted from heavy lead glass, the bowls

and grape clusters lead to the top capital showcasing a circular bull nose band below the square

the sides. Glazed overall in the traditional “Sancai” (three-color lead based glaze) of yellow, green

and bridge lead the eye into the distance, where a hilltop settlement with towers and buildings rises

its original signed ceiling canopy! In the early Georgian style, it features lion lead masks and a

"curd" of the vegetable. The rich, translucent lead glazes—ranging from deep emerald to pale celadon

weighted with lead at the rear and protected by a traditional horn slip along the leading edge, secured

, surrounded by boards in which the grapes were collected for pressing. Gutters running in the base plate lead

“Sancai” (three-color lead based glaze) of yellow, green and white in a flower blossom pattern of spots

inverted mouth rim. The round form glazed on the shoulder in the traditional “Sancai” (three-color lead

particular childs would have been constructed in the early 20th century and stylistically it takes its lead

Tamalpais by Abbie (Adelaide) Crocker (American b-1834-1909), c.1886. Faint signature on verso in lead

leaded glass panels with yellow stained glass outlined with green and blue for a simple yet timeless look

PAIR of American Victorian mahogany swinging bar /saloon doors with leaded and colored glass panels

stained glass panels set in leaded glass lites in a tulip pattern on each of the four sides with shades of

characterised by a bright white colour, the high lead content defined it as crystal like, giving it jewel-like

bulbous form glazed on the shoulder in the traditional “Sancai” (three-color lead based glaze) of yellow

throughout. The shaped top rails with reeded detail lead down to finely pierced splat backs centred with

, embellished with Tudor roses. Above, a run of fielded pyramid carvings lead into a contrasting curved design

, embellished with Tudor roses. Above, a run of fielded pyramid carvings lead into a contrasting curved design

knees and regal lion-paw sabots at the feet. Connecting the legs, four stretchers lead to a central

amounts of spices or herbs, or perhaps as a decorative salt cellar set. The set is made of deeply cut lead

plinth, with the original lead liner and a new removable spun brass liner. English, c1815. Footnote

and Arts and Crafts design movements which lead into the beginning of the twentieth century. Country

approximately 1860. There are similarities with the lead roof in a later model of an English Church by

. Metal analysis: Pyramidal bezel – 92.13% silver, 2.36% gold, 4.60% copper, 0.91% lead. Shank – 82.22

lead arsenate in the white enamel supports dating to the mid-to-late 18th century.

costringo", I will lead the stars in my favor. Good conditions.

characterised by a bright white colour, the high lead content defined it as crystal like, giving it jewel-like

above is richly decorated by finely etched mirror plate panels with rosettes. The outer panels lead to

and lead to the backrest in an elegant curve. The front curve is accentuated by fine fluting. A carved

winding stream lead the viewer into the composition, opening onto a luminous expanse of water where a

, with a painted faux wood finish and amber leaded glass panels. Paint is chipping.

type of earthenware with a clear, slightly blue-tinted lead glaze, was a common and popular medium