Antique Spurs

where the spurs were attached for baking in the oven. Stand is not included. Condition Some crackle

stops, flanking pierced galleries, double spur legs, and terminating on ball feet. NY, R. Wittingham

grandfather Joseph Vernet. A child prodigy, having become a professional by his teens he was spurred by

helped spur the Colonial Revival style. What set Nutting's photographs apart was his masterful technique

if they are stuck under the spur of political oppression, or are simply victims of unrequited love.

lemon log stops, and terminating on spurred legs with slipper feet. Boston, The S.M. Howes Company

Antonio Spurs professional basketball team, as well as numerous other businesses, sports teams, and

famous for its long floral spur, which can grow up to 30 centimeters in length. This unusual

handle, having an upper thumb spur. The cup is decorated with an upper border pattern of a cobalt blue

, situated above the rocky spur adjoining the ancient acropolis of Tibur overlooking the vast Aniene valley

are four kiln spurs left to the interior and kiln sand grits to the foot ring. For a similar white

stuck under the spur of political oppression, or are simply victims of unrequited love.

resting on double spur legs with ball and claw feet, Mid 19th Century

. This interest was spurred by the use of Oriental carpets as desirable furnishing objects by European

into an incurved, long spur. Upper petal is round, finely velvet-hairy on apical margin, lower midvein

poker, with turned vase-form finials topped by balls, decorative spurs to poker shafts, and shaped

The Daucer or pattipan of lobed shape on a lobed footring. On the base some spur-marks. Decorated

. Narrow foot and conical shape. There are three small visible spur marks inside of the bowl, indicating

Innsbruck in Germany. The relief shows Emperor Maximilian I at the Battle of the Spurs (also known as the

shippo, or treasure, shapes. A single spur mark to the base. Diameter of the charger: 18.25"

collector. His atmospheric photographs helped spur the Colonial Revival style.

inyo (yin-yang) shapes. The underside with a mark in underglaze blue along with five spur marks.

which is surmounted by a carved ribbon crest. The finely detailed legs include carved hips and spurs

certainly done by the artist shortly after firing. The spots to the underside seem to correspond to spur

, having a thumb spur at the top and terminating in a serpent's head. The jug is hand enamelled with

as one of America's most talented etchers but also as a promotional genius who helped to spur the

Buddhist parasol motif, with stylized shells between. With nine spur marks to the glazed interior of

. Andirons rest on cabriole type legs with a spur to each side, and sitting on ball feet. Please note the

the Limburg Art Circle. This initiative, spurred by Graafland’s vision, aimed to create a supportive

vertical flutes, a slightly wavy rim and the loop handle with the distinctive thumb rest spur. The can

. The interior was glazed for the purpose of liquid storage. This jar also retains spur marks on the

SPAD S.VII. During early 1917, the French designer Louis Béchereau, spurred by the approaching

"COR Forte Calcar Non Requirit" - a rich sentiment stating, "A strong heart needs no spur." Made from

Finnigans on Bond Street was Asprey, leading to a friendly but competitive rivalry that spurred innovation

stops, and terminating on spur legs with slipper feet. Last quarter of 18th Century. Philadelphia

, where he met Gertrude and Leo Stein and saw the work of Matisse and the leading Fauves, spurring him to

Golden Spur, which enabled him to sign himself "Cav[aliere] Piranesi". In 1769, his publication of a

five spur marks.

exploration during the late 19th century, spurred on by the quest for new trade routes and the allure of the

displays an overall fine crackles. Three spur kiln marks remain within the foot rim as well as an old paper

, hollow cylinder column tapering to a cup with three spurs. Thick crackled glaze pooling at the base. The

with his trusty dog in front of a map. His clothes – he is wearing boots with spurs, elegant outfit and

, England, circa 1805. It has a plain loop handle with the characteristic upper spur which is a known Miles

Greece on the south-western spur of Mount Parnassus in the valley of Phocis. This print originates from

in a strategic area on a rocky spur overlooking the Upper Rhine Plain, it was used by successive

search for new forms and decorations, but also to develop stoneware. The decree spurred Sèvres to

tastier and more soluble cocoa powder which spurred the growth of the hot chocolate drink industry. The

five spur marks on the top surface, in keeping with the stacking method used in the kiln during

. There are five spur-marks on the bottom of the interior left from the stacking in the kiln. The bowl

Treaty of Kanagawa opened Japan to the West. Curiosity about the never-before-seen foreigners spurred a

folky (Mingei) aethetic. There is a ring of seven spur marks in the center, from the stacking firing in

lower interior surrounding a swirling tea well on the bottom. There are six spur marks known as Meato in

, plumed hat and long spurs. One men is trying to pierce a deer with his spear. On the front of the scene

, revealing the fine, dense, slightly buff-colored clay with traces of firing adhesions (spur marks). Over

(spur marks). Over time, genuine Ding pieces may display mild surface iridescence or minute crazing due

vegetal patterns. Each pistol has a spurred pommel and a ribbed grip. The pistols are fitted with silver

adhesions (spur marks). Over time, genuine Ding pieces may display mild surface iridescence or minute