Crossed Arrows

colors, perched on tree stumps with cherry decorations. Signed with crossed arrows. Probably German

backs each with crossed arrow crest and figural full length figural Diana the Huntress with an animal

colors and perched on stylized tree trunks. Signed with the crossed arrows used by several important

With an painted finish to the four-door cabinet and with a natural pine top. Each door has a cross

with a cross arrow design. This piece is crafted in pine and has an antiqued rustic finish. The painted

a natural pine top. Each door has a cross arrow design. This piece is crafted in pine and has an

bronze base with five crossed arrows bound together by a bronze ring. The aged verdigris patina of the

, crossed arrow and sheaf of wheat. Work realized in the 1950s. Functional electrical system.

bamboo legs and crossed arrow supports.

sandy cream field with a supporting scatter of small geometric flowers, crosses, arrows, lozenges and

cross arrow and torch beneath laurel swags, two doors with beveled glass, over two drawers, over two

paint decorated finish and giltwood details including paw feet and empire style crossed arrows

. 1902: William Hutton & Sons Ltd. takes over Creswick & Co. and begins to use the crossed arrows

with crossed arrows. There are bird heads at the top of the scrolled bases that hold up the marble top

, colorful and loaded with charm. Signed with crossed arrows on the back of the base. Probably not Meissen or

. The backs of the chairs feature Diana the Huntress and crossed arrows. The seat features a cut out

, William Hutton, signed on the underside together with the crossed arrows trade mark used after 1902

-notch silversmith William Hutton and Sons under the Cross Arrows trademark. Dating to circa 1900 it

triangular form each side having shield with crossed arrows with branch and flower symbolizing friendship

, each mirror is adorned with exquisite detailing, featuring a central motif of crossed arrows and a bow

black lacquer, decorated with a brass ball, a wreath of leaves and a star and decorated with two crossed

strigilated side carvings with warrior shield and two crossed arrow symbols at each end, circa 250 AD. This

curved strigilated side carvings with warrior shield and two crossed arrow symbols at each end.This

center and adorned with two crossed arrows in gilded bronze. On the round wall plate are placed two

pairs of crossed arrows. The buffet or enfilade has three doors opening to shelved storage areas with

silversmith, William Hutton and Sons under the Cross Arrows trade mark; dating to the late Victorian era

excellent condition. Marked Made in France on the metal mount on underside, with Sevres and crossed arrows

strigilated side carvings with warrior shield and two crossed arrow symbols at each end. This unique piece

of the flask is stamped with the cross arrows trademark of the silversmiths William Hutton & Sons Ltd

stylised flames. The arms have mask and carved tassels and the partially open sides crossed arrows with

the arrows. The quiver being suspended from two crossed arrows joined by a ball. Dimensions: Arrow

doors adorned with a classic cross-arrow design. Crafted from high-quality pine, this buffet offers a

Maison Jansen. The long bases feature an iron construction decorated with crossed arrows inspired by

diamond shaped design accented with two giltwood crossed arrows and central rosette. A scrolled giltwood

, complementing its six doors adorned with a classic cross-arrow design. Crafted from high-quality pine, this

anthemion decoration. The plates are a good size and each bears the crossed arrows mark on the back

. The pediment is decorated with a flower vase with scroll and leaf decor over a pair of crossed arrows

This is an exquisite English antique silver plated salver bearing the cross arrows makers mark, and

Directoire mirror has a crest with a center flower wreath above a knotted bow and crossed arrows motif

-tooth cornices, containing small floral, cross, arrow and diamond motifs, stand at either end of the

with the original domed cover, circa 1810 in date and bearing the Cross Arrows mark of T& J

first registered in 1811 for Old Sheffield Plate production. The cross arrows trademark was later

& Sheffield, c.1900 after acquiring Creswick and Co (Cross Arrows). The acquisition placed the firm in the

of the motifs. A length of tiny cord lies beneath crossed arrows. All this is hangs from a crinkled

mark CROSS ARROWS (6 or 8 arrows) after the acquisition of Creswick & Co (circa 1900). The firm used

. In 1930 goodwill transferred to James Dixon & Sons Ltd. The firm used the trade mark Cross Arrows (6

"arrows" trademark was first registered in 1811 for Old Sheffield Plate production. The Cross Arrows

modelled as a tiller and a rum barrel chased with two hearts pierced by crossed arrows. It has a long chain

; trademark was first registered in 1811 for Old Sheffield plate production. The cross arrows trademark was

1902, beginning to use their crossed arrows marks.The last Hutton family MD was Herbert Hutton Jr

Ltd.The firm acquired Creswick & Co in 1902, beginning to use their crossed arrows marks.The last Hutton

, beginning to use their crossed arrows marks.The last Hutton family MD was Herbert Hutton Jr. before the

. The firm acquired Creswick & Co in 1902, beginning to use their crossed arrows marks. The last Hutton

& Sons Ltd. The firm acquired Creswick & Co in 1902, beginning to use their crossed arrows marks. The

. The firm acquired Creswick & Co in 1902, beginning to use their crossed arrows marks. The last Hutton

crossed arrows marks.The last Hutton family MD was Herbert Hutton Jr. before the company failed in 1930

& Co in 1902, beginning to use their crossed arrows marks.The last Hutton family MD was Herbert Hutton