Antique Mouse

lanigera) 14. Shrew (Sorex species) 15. Water rat (Arvicola amphibius) 16. Mouse (Mus musculus) 17. Harvest

English literature is reportedly from c.1532 and is otherwise named Myosotis (mouse’s ear). The 19th

the back, there is a turtle, mouse, snail, frog, lizard and lastly a rat, they are incredibly charming

from the 15th century. A cat playing with a mouse and a dog with a bat wing in its paw. In medieval art

: 1. A greater mouse-deer or chevrotain (*Tragulus napu*), notable for its small stature and sleek

illustration. The featured animals include the water rat (Waterrat), field mouse (Akkermaus), small field

cats seated together, all gazing questioningly at a small, lifeless mouse, evoking a narrative that is

. Basket star arms (Euryalida species) 12. Feather star (Crinoidea species) 13. Sea mouse (Aphrodita

detailed statue depicts a young boy mischievously playing with his cat by luring it with a mouse in a box

slope, and features two iconic castles—Burg Ehrenfels on the hill and the Mouse Tower (Mäuseturm

vintage spoon has a plain rounded form and a mouse decorated terminal. The protruding beak to the cover

Sharing with you this very nice late Edo period masterpiece with a scene of rat / mouse catchers

, primarily feeding on fungi. Also included is the lesser pouched mouse (Planigale), an insectivorous

x 49 cm. Titled on the rear in Italian. The artwork represents a tiny little mouse in an attic

shrew mouse. Source unknown, to be determined. Published circa 1800.

Artist/ School: J. Langlois, British 1855-1904, signed lower corner Title: Chasing the Mouse

pair, this cat with candleholder and its companion cat carrying a mouse form a dialogue of light and

on canvas, with curious kittens. One painting with four kittens and a mouse trap, the other with

century listed artist Louis Kley born 1833. It shows a baby boy scared of the mouse. It was purchased in

, rather than a deterrent from, her creative ambitions, later inspiring The Purple Mouse, a fable about a

a toy mouse, symbolizing agility and cunning. The text at the top reads "MARGUERITE BÉLENGER" and "N

Mickey Mouse Medium: Ink, Charcoal and Watercolor on Paper Dimensions: 20.00" x 30.00"

. Color lithograph representing a group of stoats: one has just captured a lttle bird, one has a mouse in

Original antique print of mouse species / mice and other rodents. This engraved print originates

majority of the action - a maid sweeping at a mouse, a lady fainting, and a painting moved aside to allow

ormolu urn is a finely chased grass design with a small mouse and a reptile just above the signature. At

drinks with the Stork. The Lion and the Rat. (Mouse). The Wolf and the Crane. The Ape and the Cat

serve drinks and snacks on) which can be used as a mouse pad Condition wise we have deep cleaned

mouse and a rodent in a natural landscape, while the second composition illustrates a suggestive

Hickory Dickery Dock: Early Parker Brothers board game with great cat & mouse and tall case clock

planks. An amusing mouse sits by the handle of the large front basket nibbling a piece of wheat. The

with nice solid walnut writing surface that easily fits a laptop and mouse pad when open, all sitting

section with nice solid mahogany writing surface that easily fits a laptop and mouse pad when open, all

bygone era where outlaws and lawmen engaged in a never-ending game of cat and mouse. The cut steel

paper depicts an eagle standing on land with a mouse under its left talons. There is Latin text on the

or noble person with a keen interest in chess. Each individual piece represents a mouse in the

Austria around 1900. On the rocky base with a small carved mouse - most probably added later. This large

, who was sickly and nicknamed "Mouse". The stories began when Alistair was 4 and continued in a series

, including a lizard and a tiny mouse. In addition to the Rubrum coral's high quality, the engraving quality

and 1873. The print depicts an adult Tawny Owl perched on a log, about to feed a mouse to its three

, of a mouse colour and very swift..’ Cook sees a kangaroo 24 June 1770 James Cook; ‘I saw my self

included (48 x 33 cm). This modern artwork representing a seated intellectual man with the face of a mouse

mouse-click away. But images like the one presented might also make one pause for a second and realize