Antique Broom

Keystone broom corn supplies metal advertising sign 22.75" x 25.5"

Fernand Léger, French (1881 -1955) - Broom, Year: 1922, Medium: Woodcut, Image Size: 11.5 x 8.5 inches, Size: 12.5 x 9 in. (31.75 x 22.86 cm), Frame Size: 18 x 15 inches, Descri...

Broom and showel set vienna around 1920s Polished and stove enameled Showel: H: 3cm W: 15,5cm D: 17.5cm Broom: H: 10cm W: 10cm D: 3,5cm

Jugendstil Broom and showel set vienna around 1908 Brass polished and stove enameled Partly copper

Lithograph hand watercolored. Belongs to the Series "Atlante di Botanica popolare ossia Illustrazione di Piante Notevoli di ogni famiglia" (Atlas of popular botany or illustration o...

"Scotch Broom Botanical Engraving - Icones Plantarum Medicinalium, 1788" Description This hand-colored engraving features the Scotch Broom (Spartium scoparium), a medicinal shrub kn...

A huge witches broom burl from a very old conifer tree w/ beautiful color and age expected natural surface wear distressing cracks to wood.

This decorative and functional broom is handcrafted using natural broomcorn bristles.

Set of three antique chromolithographs titled 'Winged Broom - Swallow-Wort Gentian - Mimulus'. These prints originate from 'Familiar Garden Flowers' by F.

This compact whisk broom was likely used for small household cleaning tasks or as a hearth accessory.

Art deco silvered WMF Broom and Shovel, germany circa 1920s Polished Shovel: H: 3cm W: 21cm D: 18cm Broom: H: 3cm W: 4cm D: 32cm

O/4857 - Oval cast iron vase with handles, butcher's broom decoration: a typical winter subject. It's the classical Victorian cast iron jardiniere.

Lithograph of a man holding a broom. This print originates from an edition of the 'Tatler'.

This early 19th century handmade wooden broom is one of those rare pieces. Constructed entirely by hand from a weathered wooden handle and tightly bound natural twigs, it possesses ...

USA Silver Plated Butlers Crumb Catcher Tray w/ Broom. Circa Early 20th Century. Measurements: 2" H x 9" W x 6" D.

An antique country store broom display rack, manufactured by S. C. Tatum Co. around 1885.

Set of 2 Tiffany & Co sterling silver grapefruit spoons in the Broom Corn pattern by Tiffany & Co with monogram.

"Kitten Went in the Night" (A black cat playing with broom and Halloween ghost) from Le Chat Noir Gillotage chromotype, 1898 Signed in the image lower right Cats were a symbol of fr...

The interior is adorned with everyday objects— a book, a terracotta jug, and a broom— offering an intimate glimpse into this homely family scene.

Additional items within the dark room, such as copper cooking pots and a straw broom, emphasize that the weaver is not wealthy.

Details such as the stable broom, earthenware vessels, and textured straw lend the work an appealing authenticity and old-world atmosphere.

Gracefully rendered with elongated proportions and delicately hand-painted detail, the figure captures a moment of quiet pause, accompanied by a broom and a tipped floral vase. The s...

A barefoot child in a white smock dress stands on the left, holding a broom tightly with crossed arms and looking downward.

The surrounding details—scattered straw, a bundled broom or brush, and a small wooden box—suggest a stable or outbuilding interior, reinforcing the practical context in which ratting...

The sides of the panels bear painted inscriptions that read “Nathan Moor, 1848” and “Josh Broom, 1851.” These names likely identify the sitters, although they may alternatively indic...

Shovel and broom The shovel is: H: 1cm W: 20cm D: 21cm The Broom is: H: 4cm W: 5cm D: 28 Original condition.

Titled in a contemporary hand within neat double-ruled borders, the sheets depict: “Cracca minor / Cracca minor siliquis gemellis” (a vetch with paired pods and fine tendrils, two va...

Further works in museum collections are The Broom Seller (Hanover) and Serious Problem (Wroclaw).

One panel shows a red poppy bloom with a dark center, accompanied by a pink blossom, yellow broom blossoms, and small white star flowers on green stems.

They are commonly known as baccharises but sometimes referred to as "brooms", because many members have small thin leaves resembling the true brooms.

The larger figure wears a deep green apron with blue straps, holding a straw broom while smoking a pipe, evoking a rustic caretaker.

Around them, symbolic elements heighten the mood—a black cat perches on a table, a broom lies discarded, and a skull peers from the shadows.

Fabulous set of handwrought and hammered iron fireplace tools with holder. 5 total pieces which includes the the stand, brush or broom, shovel, poker and log clamp. All heavy duty an...

The set is in excellent original condition with an aged patina. Natural boar bristle broom shows some hair loss. No issues or damage.

Charming Art Nouveau Table Tray and Broom Set. The pair includes the wood sweeper from marked British/England as well as the copper French tray.

Interior cotton ties to tie accentuate the puffed silhouette on the back ending in a lobster tail. A "broom" in linen and starched lace completes the portrait under the same tail.

He also treats a genre scene here as a history painting where the maid and her broom pose as if she were preparing to judge the artist here at work at the piano.

Madder gave rich reds, woad lent its signature moody blue, and clever dyers would over-dye yellow (often from weld, chamomile or dyer’s broom) with indigo or woad to achieve those ex...

The bronze depicts an elderly man with a beaming smile, holding a tall broom in one hand and a pagoda-form lantern in the other, upon which a small bird is perched.

At some point one of the legs was replaced with what appears to be a very old broom handle. Lots of flair, lots of style, perfect as a pedestal for displaying your folk art sculpture...

Included are the Black Broom (Cytisus nigricans), Creeping Baby’s Breath (Gypsophila prostrata), Spring Crocus (Crocus versicolor), Arctic Bramble (Rubus arcticus), Zinnia (Zinnia mu...

The first engraving presents *Leptosiphon androsaceus* (false babystars), *Genista radiata* (winged broom), *Calceolaria Fothergilli-thyrsiflora* (pocketbook flower), and *Funkia ova...

His Kentucky-bred horse Whisk Broom II (sired by Broomstick) raced in England, then at age six came back to the U.S. where he won the New York Handicap Triple.

He often used a kitchen broom to create wind and rain in his works. Exh: GGIE, 1939; Alameda Historical Museum, 1983.

The left-hand sheet features *Verbena incisa* (cut-leaved vervain), *Nemophila aurita* (baby blue eyes), *Orchis ustulata* (burnt orchid), and *Genista triquetra* (three-angled broom...

The left-hand sheet presents *Cistus Lusitanicus* (Portuguese rockrose), *Adenocarpus intermedius* (yellow broom), *Primula Carnolica* (Carniolan primrose), and *Scilla campanulata* ...

Half-dolls such as this were originally designed to be mounted on pin cushions, vanity boxes, or whisk brooms, and later became coveted decorative objects in their own right.

The Chinese poet-sage Kanzan is depicted with his scroll, and the Daoist sage Jittoku with his broom. Painting bears two seals of Nakanuma Shokado (1584-1639) reading "Seiseio" and S...

Each plate is printed within a neat double-ruled border and titled in a contemporary hand: “Anonis” (a finely spined, upright restharrow with papilionaceous blossoms), “Hedysarum” (r...

The plates depict: “Natrix” (a slender, leafy stem hung with many pendulous yellow papilionaceous flowers), “Astragalus” (compound leaflets with short racemes of reddish-yellow bloss...

These dolls were mounted onto pincushions, tea cozies, lamp shades, or even whisk brooms, making them both decorative and functional.

He is remembered for his naval victories against the Spanish and English fleets, and for raising a broom to the mast of his ship as a symbol that he had swept the seas of enemies.

From his experiences there with artists, he wrote Modern Russian Art, and later did illustrations for the New Masses and translated for Broom Magazine. Returning to the United State...

Cytisus supinus**: This term could describe a type of broom that has a prostrate or low-growing habit. - **f.

Each print in this triptych has been meticulously crafted, revealing the delicate details and vibrant hues of the Canary Broom (Cytisus canariensis), Baptisia australis, and Phylica ...

The front decorated with a cast, gilt brass trailing vine, and a match holder in the form of a bucket which is flanked by a carved broom. The base has a gilt brass beaded accent. The...

This painting, in a good state of preservation, depicts a genre scene populated by nine characters: four young men at a table, a bagpiper in the back, two characters fighting with an...

Gilpin married Elizabeth Broom in 1759, with whom he went on to have six children, including the landscape artist and gardener William Sawrey Gilpin (1761/2-1843).

The broom could also symbolize domestic order and the woman's role in maintaining the household.

The players are using brooms, an essential tool in curling used to sweep the ice and influence the stone's path. - **Audience**: A large number of spectators are visible, watching th...