Fox Head

Pair of antique grape shears, Krusius Brothers, made of sterling silver with the motif of grapes, grape leaf, vine in three dimensions with fox heads. These shears are made in German...

Finished on all sides so you are able to place this freestanding in your room for use as a nightstand/side table /display cabinet. Lovely carved fox head drawer grip with symmetrical...

Fox head hinged clasp closure with diamond eyes.

The pendant bears the Austro-Hungarian fox head assay mark for the fourth gold standard and the letter ‘A’ for Vienna.

The tip of the horn is decorated with a fox head finial, which depicts a mythological scene with angles and a Heavenly Father proclaiming to his servants on a domed base enameled to ...

The glass is etched with hunting motifs, including a horseshoe, riding crop, foxes’ head and floral foliage. The base is cut and polished glass.

Antique bracelet crafted from 14-karat yellow gold (0.580 fineness). Provenance: Austrian fox head hallmark 1872-1922, import stamp 1872-1902, mark of the Vienna inspection office.

Captivating in its simplicity. Vienna, circa 1900 head measuring ca. 1,5 x 0,7 cm / 0.59 x 0.27 in the current size is ca. 62 (EU)/ US ca. 10.0 inner diameter ca. 2,0 cm / ca 0...

Marvelous decorated hunt style desk with fox head drawers & barley twisted columns. Made with superb craftsmanship from European Oak.

Each skewer is embellished with a cast sterling silver fox’s head ornamented with chased decoration to reproduce the definition of the fox's fur.

The frame is further embellished with finely carved hunting motifs, including a central fox head crest flanked by two hound heads in profile, all executed in high relief and framed w...

Gold (14 ct / 585) & two pearls / one opal Austrian Official Hallmark existing: so-said Fox Head. BEST QUALITY OF MANUFACTURING ! WEIGHT: 15 Grams / 0.528 oz / 0.0321...

French butcher block table in painted finish with marble top and steer head mount. Black and white color with fox head finial and brass details.

Hallmarked: -- so said Austrian 'Fuchskopfpunze' (= sign of Fox Head which stands for 14 ct / Gold 585) This hallmark was used for small items made of 14ct GOLD during period as fro...

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this silver fox head stirrup cup.

Expertly carved in deep relief, the panel features a dramatic menagerie of game and forest motifs: a prominently modeled fox head crowns the composition, while a hare and a squirrel ...

A fabulously luxurious 1980s double-pelt fox stole, over-dyed in mauve with one head that clasps at jaw, tails, eyes and paws (no claws).

The mirror is decorated with turned horn roses, antler pieces, wild boar tusks, and a mass fox head on top. A large stag trophy is holding the top of the console table, base and cons...

These antique silver holders are embellished with cast fox head design, ornamented with details reproducing the fine definition of each fox's fur and anatomical features.

The pin is hallmarked with the Austro Hungarian town mark for Vienna, 14k gold (A 'Fox Head' 4). The setting has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton X...

This antique brooch is hallmarked to the underside of the bar with a maker's mark (GN) and the Austro-Hungarian fox head mark (A, Vienna / 4, 580 standard). The brooch has been test...

The subject is a red fox, its head and upper body prominently featured.

The Heraldry: The central reserve is finely painted with the armorial crest of the Heygate family: a striking red wolf (or fox) head erased, detailed with a blue tongue and white tee...

This antique rock crystal brooch is hallmarked to the reverse with the maker's mark and the gold mark (a, fox head, 4)**; the brooch has been independently tested using state of the ...

The antique cocktail ring is hallmarked to the interior of the shank with the domestic gold mark for Austro-Hungary (A (Wien/Vienna), fox head, 4 (4th standard))* and has been indepe...

Top of the box features carving of deer head, fox, and draped birds on top and bottom with foliage design.

We ask that you notice the beautiful design of the casting which indicates some of the fauna and flora indigenous to South Carolina during the late 19th century, including the invert...

Their broad membranous wings, fox-like heads, and expressive posture give the sheet an almost theatrical appearance rarely encountered in early zoological illustration.

An excellent early 20th Century Animalier bronze study of an alert fox with head turned as he spies a rabbit's head appearing from its burrow below.

In the next layer, she looks out from a two-headed fox figure composed of road maps. While working, I heard bees humming and so stenciled bees in the belly of the fox.

The foxes are alert, their heads turned, with gilt eyes open wide, and bushy tails held upright behind them.

Each individual cup features a unique animal head including stag, fox, boar, and other wildlife-inspired forms, meticulously sculpted with remarkable detail and expressive character.

As Tierney’s career thrived (she played the title role in Otto Preminger’s Laura in 1944), she was able to assert her influence over 20th Century Fox’s head Daryl Zanuck, who hired C...

Constructed from two pieces of mirrored glass, the frame and the mirror plate, fastened with two mirrored diamond-shaped screw heads. Some foxing to both mirror plates. Dimensions:...

De grootkoppige vos (Pteropus) English: Large-headed Flying Fox (Fruit Bat) 2. De langooreige met afgeronde snuit English: Long-eared Bat with Rounded Snout 3.

OLD IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL HALLMARK EXISTING: AUSTRIAN-HUNGARIAN SIGN OF 1872 - 1922, depicting Head of a Fox DIAMETER: 3.5 cm (= 1.37 inches) PAIR OF EARRINGS: GOLD (14 ct...

Any autumn is a magical red fox, circling her head with a round dance of leaf fall, or a sad gray-eyed stranger who covered her pale wet lips with a fan of bare branches.

Also, they end with a finial made of parts of different animals (head of a fox or wolf, upper body and one leg of an eagle, lower body and another leg of a reptile).

The doors and sides carry animal heads (staghound and fox) made of pottery. A rare rustic furniture manufactured in Austria ca. 1900 by Rudolf Brix which highlights every office.

Engraved on the lower of the image "After Raphael" Good conditions, except for some minor stains and foxing. The artwork represents the head of a furious man through deft strokes.

Made by William Knight in London in 1832. Cast fox head with striated fur and intense expression.

Made by Charles Aldridge & Henry Green in London in 1782. A fox head with pointed snout and erect folded ears; intense eyes and closed mouth.

Made by Henry Chawner in London in 1788. A low and pointed fox head with flexed-back ears and bared teeth expressive of scampering glee.

Made by Charles & George Asprey in London, 1906 to 1908. Each: A cast fox head pokes through a horseshoe clip; round and flat base.

Pair of stud earrings in 18 karat yellow gold. One represents the head of a fox, the second a head of a hunting dog.