Antique Whip

hunting whips, horse shoes and fox-head mounts. Dimensions: 55cm (21¾") High, 92cm (36¼") Wide, 42cm (16

fly (Psychodidae species) 8. Whip scorpion (Thelyphonida species) 9. Blowfly (Calliphoridae species

of the head of a rooster, a human torso and serpentine legs; furthermore, he often holds a whip and a

Zair, Birmingham, 1907. There is a leather whip on the bottom end of the riding crop as well, which

man on trial is tied to a column and several soldiers lash him with whips. In the background

wonderfully detailed lift out oil lamps and a separate whip. It has hinged doors and an opening roof hatch

as well, for added dimension. At the end of the crop is a leather whip. These are used in

Wall Object. A beautifully handwoven rattan carpet beater, also known as a rug beater, carpet whip, or

Cane In Baltic Amber XIX Century ELEGANT GENTLEMEN'S CANE MADE IN AMBRAR AND THE WHIP IN EXOTIC

Weller Eocean glazed ceramic vase in a rare Art Nouveau "Whip-Lash" silhouette. The vase is

walk in front of her. In her right hand she is holding a whip behind her back. Cupid's quiver with all

, dark vest, white breeches, tall riding boots, and whip in hand. The slender build, hunched shoulders

whose stems whip around the front and back of each knife. Each knife measures just under 4 inches long x

flogging or torture. Other punishments include a person being whipped and what appears to be an execution

horseshoe and topped with a horn and a whip. The ensemble is raised on a cavetto molding wooden base, whose

No. 719856, Hand Forged in Scotland, Ben Sayers, North Berwick, BENNY PUTTER'. The shaft with whipped

cream and whipped cream. We have 10 units available to make a set for quite a large number of guests

spirited horses across the open grassland. His pose, with whip raised mid-swing, adds theatrical tension

from the tree behind them so he can have his own whip. The liveliness of the scene and sheer focus in

a whip in hand, guiding the steady-footed donkeys across the Italian landscape. In the foreground, a

, Fortune is whipped naked, and Honest Industry is crushed beneath a wheel. These sharp visual metaphors

”, illustrates a coachman seen from behind, seated confidently on his horse and holding a whip. His striking blue

whip, his body twisted in comic disarray, suggesting a loss of control both literal and symbolic. The

, with his riding habit, top hat, and hunting whip. Henry-William Pickersgill was one of the leading

holding a whip at right; surrounded by frame on separate plate showing classical architecture and coat of

god. One figure kneels at an altar while another is whipped by an attendant, suggesting a stylized

as a skilled coachman, seated confidently on a coach with reins and whip in hand. The title "Four-in

whips and they retained establishments in both London and Paris. In 1893, Thomas Brigg and Sons received

an annoyed looking John Bull in a red waistcoat and boots holding a whip in one hand and, in his

Hohlwein (1874-1949) featuring a man carrying a saddle and a horse whip and wearing a cap and a red

the Confederation. Two coachmen in traditional red tunics, wielding whips, guide the horses, adding

gold bucket and a gold equestrian helmet with whip. Together, these charms create a rich tapestry of

whip in hand, potentially symbolizing a slight power. His expression is content, perhaps reflecting on

whip high, emphasizing the celebratory energy of the parade. The well-groomed horses, adorned with

whips surrounding the column, but the meaning of this is not clear. Displayed on a bespoke steel stand

exhibition in 1901. By 1909 the Company is listed as "Henry Maxwell & Company, Spurriers, Whip and Boot

his downturned head with one hand and a whip in the other. Three Jews, in hats and long coats, have

hunter on a galloping horse, holding reins and whip and next to the horse 2 hunting dogs running on a

Lithograph 21 x 37 cm Depicting Sir Robert Rodney Wilmot, in red hunting clothes and whip, of the Berks

cangue, while a guard or overseer stands nearby holding a whip. The guard is dressed in traditional

photos we have presented it as a decorative stand for antique umbrellas and whip hooks. However, with a

harness and are tied together with chains. The gladiators has a gauntlet on his right arm and holds a whip

, likely a representative of the authorities, brandishes a whip, emphasizing the brutality of the

hoist, with two whip-stitched grommets, With metal rings inserted for stability. The canton is

two whips. These motifs clearly show that it was made to highlight a passionate religious painting

binding whip-stitched in the same and somewhat unusual way that it was on the banner we previously owned

holding his hat and whip, bowing to a large tyre on a mountain path with his horse drawn carriage behind

the country in that the Huntsman and Whippers-In wear green and the subscribers a blue coat with buff

collect the landowner's losses from you, take an indemnity and pay with whips - and the text below - Hand

that of a finely dressed woman in riding habit, hat, whip and gloves riding side saddle on a fine

, with a whip in its mouth. The detailing and patination on the dog's coat is particularly impressive, as

office, rather than used in the whip wright's yard itself as a working template. The model is in it's

composition with a whip made of cords in his hand, just as we are told in the Gospel accounts. This is one of

lizard known as a "whip-tailed lizard" due to the translation of "fouette-queue." The term "réticulé

, distinctive disc shape, and possibly its whip-like tail. The illustration emphasizes its textured skin and the

to make groan, as the storm-whipped gnarled tree impressively demonstrates. Despite the unleashed

. Overseeing them are two soldiers and a lone gentleman, holding his hat as the winds whip at his overcoat