Cobra Antique

characters and animals including brass cobra head painting rests. A piece of art made to hold a piece of art.

An etched brass vase with two handles in the shape of Cobras. The exquisitely etched surface has

Indian gilt bronze statue sculpture of the Hindu Lord Ganesh cast with a cobra serpent encircling

a richly detailed standing-elephant finial while all the pieces have slender, coiled-cobra handles

Elapidae family, commonly known as the cobra. Speimen from Natural History laboratory in attack attitude

, with the main feature of the cobra to the front. Comprising of three parts with detachable wings

very large sculptural cobra snake, crawling up the side and touching the rim with its tongue

top has a sinuous shape, atop which sits a magnificent cartouche. It is composed of five hooded cobra

circular foot, applied with a scrolled cobra handle and hinged lid. The piece is profusely and beautifully

The Hooded Cobras are clutching a blue green cabochon 'World'. The crystal is a natural amalgam

cobra design 11'9'' x 13' Woven in a series of villages in Western Central Iran, Sultanabad carpets

away through the blade. The bird motif finial tops the cutter, with Naga or cobra motifs on the bottom

evoked on the statue by the disk between the animal's horns, with the uraeus cobra rearing up in the

India, depicting the story of Vishnu's decent to earth as Jagganath. The realistically modelled cobra

, flower-filled urns, and a central cobra hood cartouche. A pierced arcade runs along the top of the

bronze cobra with a rich golden brown color. The snake is almost completely vertically extended, standing

a crescent moon in his hair, drum and trident in hand, and cobras displaying over his shoulders

scrolling foliage and flowers on a tooled matted ground, entwined cast cobra shaped handles, coconut shaped

cobra. Although the set appears to be unmarked, which is often the case for Indian silver, it has been

with Madras style leaf boarders, bead boarders and realistically modelled cobra handles. Each piece

detailed lion's legs support the chair, while the arm panels take the form of winged uraei (or cobras

in heavy cast brass with leaf banding applied around the body and with a cobra snake with a raised

concepts in the upper hands show the counterpoise of creation and destruction. A cobra uncoils from his

, the female Yoni is depicted as a stone and male Lingam as a naga, cobra snake with long tail Both

on each side by a Uraeus, a cobra representing the goddess Wadjet, whose lower portions curl into

band depicting religious processions on tooled matted ground, the handle modeled as a cobra, and lid

form of Cobra serpents. Measures: Height 25.5 inches (65 cm) Width 11 inches Depth 6.5 inches

India, depicting the story of Vishnu's decent to earth as Jagganath. The realistically modelled cobra

handles are formed as cobras and the removable teapot cover is surmounted by a detachable finial in the

the side rails, the legs unified with cross rails with a central tray decorated with four cobras

the side rails, the legs unified with cross rails with a central tray decorated with four cobras

Egyptian cobra to bite and poison her. At 39 years old, her death was a culmination of her failed alliance

, Orlando Rouland did a painting of St. Denis performing “Cobras”. In New York City, Rouland was a member

Indian subcontinent is home to several deadly, poisonous snakes, including the cobra. Death due to

the Pharaoh, in front of him, near the break, is an erect cobra. When we think of ancient Egypt the

allowing an Egyptian cobra to introduce its deadly bite. This moment was the culmination of a failed

habitation he included the famous “Silla Cobra” and won the first prize of the museum. At 48 years old

room decorated with caracal objects. In this habitation he included the famous “Silla Cobra” and won

seat features cobra-shaped arms that lead into the back of with arched sides made from steam-bent reed

A very well posed and mounted Monocled Cobra (Naja Kaouthia) in excellent condition dating to the

Victorian Pink Sapphire and Emerald Cobra Ring Not a charmed cobra, it is a charming Victorian

Victorian Cobra Snake Gold Bracelet With Turquoise And Garnets Victorian gold cobra snake bracelet

A single early 20th century Anglo-Indian cast brass wall sconce in the form of a snake or cobra

Tiffany Studios ‘Cobra’ Candlestick made of Bronze with Tiffany Iridescent Favrile Glass ‘Pulled

estate fine furniture acquisitions of a Pair of Antique Egyptian Revival Carved Cobra & Isis Wings

Description: 
A Vienna bronze cobra. Artist/ Maker: 
Nam Greb, Franz Bergman Signature/ Marks

has the look of a cobra, hence the reference to that. Still maintaining the original bobeches that

A rare pair Tiffany Studios cobra bronze candlesticks with L.C.T. Favrile lamp shades. Absolutely

White metal banana / grape stand shaped into a twisting cobra. No markings.

shrines. In this shrine, cast in 2 sections, the Shiva linga is canopied by a cobra whose body is wrapped

Early 20th century Austrian monumental blue/green Amphora jardiniere with twin cobra handles

with the sacred cobra presiding above.

motif to the tray with peacock as well as repoussé feathers. The handles are peacocks and cobras

is his son Ganesh with seven cobras. Combine oil lamp reservoir & large censer. Lacking a censer

green snakes. The six picks fan out on curved chrome picks to resemble cobras being hypnotized by the

period, late 19th century. The open-work scarab beetle shown with twin cobras on the back. The bottom

brown, green and red patina with a bell harp shaped top and a tripod cobra foot base. The rich lime