Antique Witches

Heavily foxed original Mercury glass witches ball, Rare green colour, wonderful condition with dramatic heavy foxing, France, circa 1880.

Seventy two sparkling old mine and european cut diamonds, set in 18kt gold and silver pronged settings, cover a witch's heart, crescent moon and bow in this Victorian brooch made in ...

fine and unusual carved 19th century Folk Art 'witches scrying' mirror. The mirror carved as a witch with crossed legs leaning on her knees with her hands placed to the side of her f...

Albrecht Durer 'Witch riding backwards on a goat' Initialled 'AD' (lower right) Engraving Circa 1500 4.7/8 x 2.3/4in. (11.7 x 7cm.)

Large, original Mercury glass witches ball, wonderful condition with only light foxing, France, circa 1880.

Love and Fidelity , very rare and early Witch’s Heart Ring. With gorgeous, moody, round Turquoise, it is a one-of-kind treasure.

A large early 20th century ball, heavily distressed with a over painted black pressed gallery approx. measurements 26cm in diameter, 30cm in drop tip of gallery to bottom, 81cm in ci...

Arts and Crafts Capiz Shell "Witches Cap" chandelier - leaded Capiz Shell panel construction with original chain and socket

Large, heavily distressed handblown 19th century glass witches ball, the mirror is heavily distressed with approximately 50% Mirror covering remaining.

Antique Victorian 'witches' heart brooch. This gorgeous piece features double witches style hearts in rich 15ct yellow gold, each heart encompasses a pretty vibrant turquoise caboch...

A great collectable or perfect for a wall full of mirrors is this small giltwood framed witches mirror, so named due to the optical effects that light would play on the eight interi...

Hand carved polyhedra placed on rooftops and terraces in the 17th Century as protective talismans against witches. Superstition had it that the jagged edges would ensnare the robes p...

An unusually oversized shop display early 20th century witches’ ball (this example is huge). Recently uncovered from a German toy store where it huge for many years 20 years.

A 19th century mercury glass witches ball on a later purpose made ebonised stand.

This convex mirrors were called “witch mirrors” because they were believed to have magic powers, such as visually confusing witches if introduced into the home.

Collection of early 20th century mercury glass witches’ balls We are proud to offer a collection of 3 early 20th century mercury glass witches’ balls.

1920s sheet iron weather vane of a jack- o - lantern on a witches broom weather vane. This iron vane has a wonderful aged patina.

1920s sheet iron weather vane of a jack- o - lantern on a witches broom weather vane. This iron vane has a wonderful aged patina.

19th century glass witches ball We are proud to offer an original mercury glass 19th century witches’ ball, originally used in parts of Europe, hung in the windows of folk who belie...

19th century glass witches ball We are proud to offer an original mercury glass 19th century witches’ ball, originally used in parts of Europe, hung in the windows of folk who belie...

Collection of early 20th century mercury glass witches balls We are proud to offer a collection of 8 early 20th century mercury glass witches balls.

Pair of early 20th century silver witch balls, paired with associated patinated bronze stands.

A very large example of a sorcerers type mirror late 19th century age The mirror has 39 reverse ground optics, this creating the illusion of a compact reflections, with a outta c...

A larger than the normal witches mirror ball, with a beautiful time worn oxidisation to the interior.

This figurine portrays a flower witch and was made by Teschner in the year 1913.

On his return home, Seth commissioned a simple design for a sterling silver spoon with the image of a witch, three “witch pins,” and the word “Salem.”

Period mid-late 17th century of an Elderly Aristocratic Woman in a conical hat, known today as a witch hat. In a lace head shawl and either pinching her cape together to appear less ...

A unusual matching pair of 20th century mirrored oval witches balls, with pressed copper galleries and hoops.

Dated July 1924 and titled on verso: “Heading for – The Witch Men of Bizy – Showing the Four Witch Men.”

A very large and late 19th century sorceress mirror housed in a deeply carved frame with its original ebonised finish. A continuous decorative border of reverse ground convex optics,...

A fine collection of ten hand blown glass witches balls, all with their original pressed brass galleries and hanging hoops, later period chain and s hooks have been added.

Beautiful refined oil painting on wood panel Measures 28.50 x 27 table with frame 40 h 43 signed lower right Giuseppe Rivaroli (Cremona 1885, Rome 1943) mythological subject "The wit...

An Art Deco hand painted convex plate depicting Lois the Witch holding a black cat, and inscription Lois the Witch who Burned 1663.

Oil on elliptical board by David Teniers (1610-1690), carved frame. 19th-century paper label on the back 'Raccolta d'arte antica fiamminga olandese' written in ink with title, attrib...

The Boston designed and Portsmouth (NH) built extreme clipper "Witch of the Wave" was launched in 1851 and immediately set a new speed record for sailing from Boston to Calcutta in 8...

Italian blown glass witches balls slight golding. Ca. 1920s. Sold as a set.

Georgian farmhouse table with early hex foil carved daisy wheel to ward of witches and evil spirits.   

Set of three oversized mercury glass witches balls with glass etched floral designs on the exterior, Circa early 20th century.

An antique Mercury glass witch ball on a modern chrome pedestal. There is a hanging hook on the crown of the piece.

19th century extravagantly-carved Italian Renaissance-Revival library table in walnut witch carved trestle ends with griffins, female busts, northwind faces, shields, scrolls and cro...

Elegant fruit wood livery cupboard or pantry with simple carving and old blown glass in the single front door witch is open on barrel hinges. There are 5 movable interior shelves.

Shown in last photo next to a "Water Witch" Outboard Motor for scale reference.

12" carved oak swing handle and rare “clothespin” style oak ears witch are notched. The base is stamped “Jas. Wyer”.

Hand painted and signed silk floral underneath glass top witch is signed h h bg. Octagonal fluted pedestal incased with handmade copper base.

Hand painted and signed silk floral underneath glass top witch is signed h h bg. Octagonal fluted pedestal incased with handmade copper base.

Gilt and Lacquer French convex wall mirror This is a very attractive Mirror has a 2” wide Black Lacquer and Gilt Gesso frame and has a convex looking glass ( Also known as a Wi...

But according to the construction details, was these stools manufactured in company Gebrüder Thonet, witch includeds these "Fledermaus" furniture in the production program in the yea...

Elegant pair of commodes painted in a off white. Stepped top witch flow over the canted corners, which have applied lion heads on them.

The table is finished ut in a very nice gray marble top witch is orignial to the table. The top has been repaired on one side.

It would not reflect the images of witches or people with bad intentions and so protect their owners.

Supported by a turned stained birch stem,  3 scrolled legs witch stand on a pad foot. Good rich colour. Many possibilities and uses for this table, with the tilt top feature allowi...

Early 20th century Pytram Papier Mache Old Kate Port Advertising Figure Mounted onto a pine base this early 20th century papier Mache Old Kate advertising display figure features...

A Victorian diamond set, Luckenbooth double witches' heart pendant, with rose cut diamonds set in the two hearts and bow, weighing an estimated total of 1.50ct, in grain and cut down...

One figure has an amazing ghostly face resembling a witch, these would have at some point accompanied a much larger collection in a religious setting.

., 10-15/16" x 9", limited to 250 numbered and signed copies of which this is #214, illustrated with 31 full page color plates by William Pogany, captioned tissue guards, this specia...

There are balls at three of the ends of the horizontal rods and witch's hat at the extended tip to create an arrow.

In the Middle Ages it was used to protect children from witches and other dangers.