Antique Spade

piece stands on tapering legs terminating on spade feet. It is in good condition with average wear

carved spade feet. H. with eagle 92", W. 69", Depth 21 1/4" Condition: The overall condition is very

. It stands on six elegant square tapering legs with spade feet. A delightful piece in wonderful

legs, carved with rosettes and delicate foliage and mounted on spade feet. The sides and back are

Terminating On Original Spade Feet. Of course the original purpose of a Card Table was to stand at the side

the original fluted tapered legs with spade feet. Late 18th Century

, terminating on spade feet. This cabinet is in very good condition for its age, showing minor signs of wear

with subsidiary seconds dial and original blued steel spade hands. Case: The heavy 18ct yellow gold

Numerals / Blued Steel Spade and Pointer Hands DIMENSIONS: 6 Inches Tall X 5 Inches Wide / 13cm X 15cm

inlaid legs with spade feet and out swept back legs. A charming chair which has been crafted to the

spade feet. Late 18th Century.

/ spades. Both cast in the Fiddle & Thread pattern, showing spatulate shaped bowls rising to

. The matching spade and tongs with the cutest conforming mythical beast heads to the tops, open writhen

spade hands. Movement of 8 day duration, key wound and adjusted from the back. Regulated by its original

depicts a young man with a spade in his garden, and a young woman with her spinning tools, all executed in

John Cashmore London. The original blued steel double spade hands with original blued steel seconds

ending in spade feet. Upholstered in leopard-print chenille with nailheads. Stock ID: D5891

with blued steel spade hands and blued steel seconds hand. Case: The heavy Swiss hallmarked 18ct

supported by a shaped turned column standing on shaped spaded legs. A splendid example having a wonderful

raised "pointes de diamant" motifs. Three veneered drawers below, accented with ebonized spade-shaped

pulls are at home on the front of this bold piece, which rests on tapered legs that terminate in spade

numbers at five minute intervals, subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock and gold original spade hands

gallery, and resting on the original tapered legs with spade feet. Late 18th Century

expansive table top. Flute carvings adorn the apron on all sides, and down each of the four spaded legs

blued spade hands covered by a mineral glass. Case: The plain silver case with unusual rose gold

glass of Quinquina du Valet. A Jack of Spades from a deck of cards adorns the image. Additional details

carved Mahogany front square tapered legs with spade foot and back legs splayed. Upholstered in a proper

, and terminate on spade feet. Chairs are upholstered in white muslin. Early 19th Century

with Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands with leaf and dart bezel and convex glass. Superb

fluted motifs and slightly weathered appearance, resting on elongated spade-inspired feet with carved in

carved serpentine molded skirt and terminating on the original reeded tapered legs with spade feet. Late

Four slice rack, with an elegant spade shaped handle The elongated toast tongs with shell motif

with with spade feet terminating on brass cap and castors. This desk is in excellent condition and

terminate in spade feet. Mahogany with American cherry top. This piece is attributed to John Meads based

supported by square form tapered legs leading to spade feet. Plum pudding mahogany or Acajou is a very rare

blued steel spade hands and blued steel seconds hand . Case: The amazing 14ct multi colour gold case

extruded decorative shoulders Classic stirrup design tongs with spade terminals Of country house

seconds dial at six o'clock and original blued steel spade hands. Case: The 18ct Yellow Gold Full Hunter

column and standing on unusual and very impressive shaped legs with spade feet. A delightful example of

mahogany inlaid tapering legs with spade feet. A superior example displaying the highest quality of

rests on top of six fluted legs with spade feet. The flamed mahogany panels on both the right and left

on elegant square tapering legs with pretty oval inlaid shells and shaped spade feet united by a

carriage Accentuated with superb pierced fretwork spade motif to each side Standing upon arched trestle

and fruitwood inlay. Sitting upon six square tapering straight legs that end in spade feet, the four

seated on a dolphin and holding a spade. Numerous plastically formed shells decorate the scenery. The

presented beneath a wax polish finish Ornate craved forms with spade shape stiles and decorative lobes

tapering legs with inlaid satinwood stringing on spade feet. A charming example in splendid condition and

-green and brown glass bottle. 1750-1850. Of spade shape, the swirling glass predominantly of pale brown

spade foot. Edward and Roberts were founded in 1845 and had premises at 21 Wardour Street London. By

composed of a group of garden implements which include a sickle, a spade, a trowel, a scythe, ring pliers

the front with short spade feet. Attractive shaped brackets add a flourish to each leg. Gently

a spade, indicating agricultural work, which was the most common occupation for peasants during the

tapering mahogany inlaid legs with spade feet and united by a shaped mahogany inlaid stretcher A truly

timber the frame is solid mahogany with the leg tapering down to a spade end, the top is in Rosewood with

English and dates to 1890. Raised on spade legs. With a key. Measures: Height 38 1/2", length 53", depth

carved, with a pierced motif, outlining a shape reminiscent of a spade. This server, which used to be a

cockbeading to edges Raised upon tapered legs with circular cup mouldings over spade feet This is a