Antique Rake

A windsor comb back armchair with a striking, comfortable rake and a curved bow back, having a

19th Century Wood Hay Rake

rake and featuring a wide hooped back rail above a saddled seat on four ring-turned legs ending in bulb

19th century handcrafted leaf rake The rake is in fantastic antique condition with one single

A beautiful antique rustic, farmhouse, or country wooden hand made hay rake. This would be ideal

An early 20th century wooden hay rake on a custom steel wall mount. USA, early 20th century

A beautiful antique wooden hand made rake with custom steel wall mount USA, Circa early 20th

Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski (1865 Mieltschin - 1910 Berlin), Field worker with rake, around 1900

Rake's Progress. The series depicts the decline of Tom Rakewell, a wealthy young man with immoral and

Medium: Charcoal on Board Signature: Signed Upper Left by the Artist Contact for exact dimensions. Published for the serialized Penrod and Sam stories in Cosmopolitan Magazine betw...

Vintage Industrial age and Primitive rare iron hand rake, USA, circa 1910s. Sculptural Form

tapering raking back legs, reflecting the refined craftsmanship and comfort-driven design of the Second

down to early archival buff wove paper. When viewed through raking light several expertly repaired

a ribbon tied in a bow, above a crossed shovel and rake layered with blossoming roses before

gently arched crest rails, centered by carved floral reliefs, and supported by straight, slightly raked

light, almost transparent, areas of adhesive residue (only visible in raking light). Inscribed "A piece

restored line/area in the sky under raking light, with retouching associated with the repair. Expected age

raking light

detracting from it. The proportions are well balanced, with comfortable seat depth and a gentle back rake

, circa 1880. Handcrafted in terracotta, the earthenware statue portrays a young farmer in motion, raking

stool features a robust hardwood frame fitted with an adjustable raked mechanism, allowing the seat to

given food pushers to help them rake their dinner onto their fork. This has never been engraved. Trent

, as well as very light spots of foxing when the sheet is viewed through raking light. This image was

, as well as very light spots of foxing when the sheet is viewed through raking light. This image was

with astonishing fidelity the atmosphere of the great tenebrists of the 16th century: harsh, raking

scattered spots of light discoloration that is visible under raking light. A rich and dark impression with

his wooden rake over shoulder, a timeless gesture signaling the conclusion of a day’s labor. By

and grounded form, with a elegantly drawn rake to the back.

painting offers a harmonious composition of carefully arranged objects illuminated by a soft, raking light

the margins, only visible in strong raking light.

bubbling to the paper, visible in raking light. Antique frame with typical wear and scattered losses. It is

inset panels. The cabriole front legs taper to hoof feet, while the back legs are slightly raked and

conversation or moment of comfort. The rake and basket nearby speak to the labor that preceded this pause

relaxed perch, while the tall, gently raked back and full-length stretcher provide both comfort and

rail. The front legs are pseudo sabered with raked rear legs. Condition: The chair exhibits expected

tapered front legs and raked rear legs. The pierced rails of the shield back are defined by a thistle

four slender baluster turned legs set at raked angles and joined by a square section low box stretcher

A generously sized armchair in oak with an imposing stance featuring slightly raked back and

unless the sheet is viewed through raking light. Laid down to an archival paper matrix. [Bartsch XII

raking light. Period giltwood frame with leaf-and-rope molding, likely original to the work. The

viewed through raking light. [Fletcher 176]. Born in 1887 in Washington DC, John Taylor Arms studied at

overall condition. Recently professionally cleaned. Faint stretcher bar impressions visible in raking

excellent with very good width and a good rake to the back and rear legs. The hardwood, possibly Walnut, has

seats stripped to calico, with spandrels and gently raking backs. Extremely similar to a set of ten

left, there are a rake, a spade and a watering can. The whole rests on a quadrangular base. Embellished

with a garden rake. All on a tall curved shelf in black speckled paint. Dimensions: H. 43", L. 59

monuments including a cathedral, bridge and windmills with one lady leaning on a rake, another holding beer

the crest rail. The front legs are pseudo sabered with raked rear legs. This design is listed in "The

patina and in good order Quality bronze presents rich golden tones Further detail added with a small rake

A unique armchair with an enveloping raked barrel back made from the ship-lapped hull of a wherry

that rake the sky. A line of leafless plane trees at right compresses the depth and provides a

), and perhaps the most famous ‘The Rake’s Progress’. His engravings were so plagiarised that he lobbied

subjects". Perhaps the best known of these being his moral series A Harlot's Progress, A Rake's Progress

sheet, especially visible when viewing the sheet through raking light. Early inscription in brown ink on

supported by sloping arm brackets. The chair rests on square legs, with boldly raked rear legs which are

fully developed & elegantly raked rear legs. Whorl & finger carving distinguish the backs & arms

-like facial features holding a rake. The figure is Zhu Bajie, a character from the Ming-dynasty novel