Antique Rollers

The barrel roller - so-called "Pendule au Noir" Paris fire-gilt bronze early 19th century

A rarer example with a rarer Russian roller printed cotton lining.

, forming pansy petals, mounted in gold, with a pin and roller catch fitting, circa 1900. In Victorian

floral and foliate design, with a pin and later roller catch fitting, the front and back sections are

A rarer example to early 20th C. Chapans with a rare Russian roller printed lining.

silver-upon-gold, circa 1890, with a later pin and roller catch fitting. In Victorian symbolism the

whole riding smoothly upon a set of neatly inset roller castors This is a fine antique dumb waiter

wear; retains strong color saturation Use: Wall hanging, Has a Russian roller printed original lining.

Molgaard Nielsen for Soborg Mobelfabrik with sliding roller shutter doors and three internal shelves that

removable pin and later roller catch fitting. The inner curve is numbered 2208, with scratched invoice

wheels at top and bottom. Top measures 23 inches wide to roller - bottom measures 29 inches wide

its original solid mahogany bracket feet. Of particular note are the unusual lignum vitae roller

. There is minimal warping, and the rollers still move smoothly, so it can still be used practically. It

come close to doing it justice, the chair is the original roller ball castors which look very early

, this model features roller-bearing steel suspension and sectioned construction for flexible

. Depicting three children playing on a roller & gathering flowers, their cottage in the background. Lucas

Original Stand With Elegant Pierced Corner Brackets, Square Chamfered Legs And Original Roller Castors

in gold, circa 1890 with a pin and later roller catch and removable safety chain. Accompanied by GCS

piece is finely woven in Silk with a handspun cotton lining probably Manchester roller printed cotton

its original mounting and wooden rollers. Good overall condition; age-related creases, scattered

structure. Ceramic rollers remain on the back, suggesting that it originally opened and closed by sliding

rollers with gold-painted numbers, 0 to 100, and two slides to mark your score. The life pool board

Mahogany table, Western Europe, circa 1880. Based on a three-legged base with brass rollers

roller mechanism. Once opened, you'll have a practical and elegant surface for writing or consulting

, with cheneered gallery, mounted in platinum, with a white gold pin and roller catch, numbered, circa

compartment, and drawers resting on a roller base. Referenced under N° 1009AR and 1049NR in the Ruhlmann

sash rollers on each bottom, and the small inside door & window are working as well. Dimensions

three drawers, roller top, interior with drawers and compartments, and a sliding top lined with fabric

, with a roller catch fitting and a shepherd's hook for hanging a pendant, circa 1890. In Victorian

linen before the invention of modern irons. Damp linen was wrapped around a roller and then the board

roller and then the board was rocked back and forth over it to press out wrinkles. The handle is often

wooden rollers obscured by faux feet and attached to a rudimentary axle (see detail photos). The wheels

reveal the mechanism and then using the thumb roller to ignite. Its functionality seamlessly blends with

grain settings, mounted in silver-upon-gold, with a removable pin, with roller catch and a shepherd's

DAUM NANCY Large flared-neck roller vase with circular pedestal in lined glass with acid-etched and

Indian Roller that occurs mainly in West Africa and the Indian subcontinent. Provenance: German Private

. Length is 65 inches and width with rollers is 19.5 inches Inscription: Artist: Kayoda Bone rollers

drawing parallel lines and plotting nautical charts during the quill pen era. It features a central roller

decor statement in any room. Has removable wood wheels with wrought iron straps - door rollers on top

drawing parallel lines and plotting nautical charts during the quill pen era. It features a central roller

grains on a farm in China's Shanxi province. The heavy stone roller would have been pulled, by man or ox

, with a plain inner curve and cut down set outer curve, with a later pin and roller catch fitting

Mahogany veneered and solid. Conical square legs with two brass rings per leg. 1 roller lock and 1

brass roller cup castors. English, circa 1790 73cm H, 51cm W (extending to 94cm W), 69cm D. The

in circular form. Stunning vintage 1940s brooch with center citrine gem glass stone.  Pin roller

fit with rollers or wheels, this one has simple wooden runners). It is very well constructed out of

, pulls out on roller castors to an oak lined seat, with oak lid and ceramic liner. The sides and back

Stamped on underside Johnstone & Jeanes. 67 New Bond street. London. Rectangular with roller pin

marble top, one small front drawer and a front compartment with roller door. Made in France in the late

Elegant Dutch lift-top buffet in mahogany, circa 1780. With 2 drawers, 2 (roller) doors and the

terminating in spade feet affixed with inset roller ball casters. Signed; retaining original stamped maker's

inkwells, a roller blotter, and a tray. Each ware is adorned with a polychrome design representing

are accessed by putting a brass pin into a hole in a compartment below the paper roller and releasing

horizontal position, made of wood, with faceted front legs ending in metal rollers, and lyre-shaped pedals

by brass panthers. The ornate well-cast fireback with central oval detail, foliage and roller wheels

, which is printed onto the paper using a roller press. Copperplate engraving was often used in the 19th

using a roller press. Copperplate engraving was often used in the 19th century to reproduce famous