Horn Cornucopia

____ Large horn or cornucopia vase, designed by Winslow Anderson in 1951.

The Goddess Fortuna, identified with the Greek goddess Tyche, is often depicted carrying a cornucopia (“horn of plenty”), and a ship’s rudder.

Fortuna was usually depicted holding in one hand a cornucopia, or a horn of plenty, from which all good things flowed in abundance, representing Her ability to bestow prosperity; in ...

This is a large and decorative English antique silver plated horn cornucopia, circa 1860 in date. The horn is mounted on a silver plated stand that rests on a delightful circular ...

This is a large and decorative antique silver plated horn cornucopia, circa 1890 in date. The horn is mounted on a detachable silver plated base that rests on a delightful cherub ...

These large, antique drinking horns on stand were crafted in France, circa 1880.

These antique horns on stand were crafted in France, circa 1880.

Antique horn cornucopia vase from Germany with brass base, circa 1880.

Antique English Sheffield silver-plate and horn cornucopia trophy.

A blown glass cornucopia horn, produced circa 1950s by Blenko Glass Co. of Milton, West Virginia, in olive.

Stunning and unique pair of French Silver plate cherub horn vases Wow - these really would stand out in any interior scheme The horns curve and twist, not sure what they are from ori...

Pair of Anglo-Indian Cornucopia brass-mounted horns circa late 19th-early 20th century.

A rare pair of oversized Cornucopia, larger than most and a real show stopper. Probably German in origin, they are marked on the base with a star or daisy mark which I am not familia...

Vase or drinking cup in cornucopia form, attributed to Rudolf Linke, dating from the late nineteenth century and measuring 13 1/4 by 8 inches. Weight 672 g, 23.7 oz. With standin...

Stunning pair of French porcelain cornucopia lidded vases Also referred to as horn of plenty, this amazing pair will be the central focus of any room Main body of horn is in porcel...

Antique early 20th century decorative pair of horn vases with a graceful embossed decorations and silver plated mounts, Scandinavian, circa 1900. These horns have been used as drinki...

Stunning vintage cornucopia or horn shaped Latticino glass vase with intricate white, mint green and cooper/gold stripes.

Pair of beautifully carved, left-and right, Carrara marble, winged, ram-horn hippocampus cornucopias. Each figure rising from a base of stylized, curling leaves and terminating in va...

Large scale bright orange cornucopia, horn of plenty with bullicante controlled bubbles created by Barbini of Murano, Italy.

This very rare novelty Georgian silver vinaigrette is superbly modelled as a classical cornucopia. The bottom horn section is beautifully detailed and engraved with corded bands.

Put a rustic spin on any room in your ranch house with this large pair of antique mounted cornucopia horns. Each of the black and white, curling horns is set on a hand carved giltwoo...

Bertold Löffler Tall Art Nouveau Sculpture: Cherub holding a pair of cornucopias / horns of plenty Modelled by Bertold Löffler (1874 - 1960), c. 1912.

Rare Blenko #964 horn of plenty or cornucopia designed by Winslow Anderson.

Ornamental hunt theme drinking horn / centerpiece trophy / cornucopia epergne / flower vase featuring a tapered pedestal base with brass capped feet and circus Elephant balancing a p...

An original 18th century Louis XVI French oak mirror with original mirror and with carved cornucopia (Horn of plenty) design.

A 19th century oil painting depicting a couple in love surmounted by two cherubs emptying a cornucopia or horn of plenty over the pair.

On each end there is a cornucopia motif. A cornucopia (“horn of plenty”) is typically a hollow, horn-shaped wicker basket filled with various fruit and vegetables.

Carved and gilded 18th century Italian neoclassical pier mirror with mirrored border and carved open work top with bird's heads and leafy foliage including flowers, mirror frame bott...

Often depicted holding a cornucopia or a horn of plenty, from which all good things flowed in abundance, representing her ability to bestow prosperity.

A bouquet of four brass cornucopia horns around a round brass cluster body.

This elegant and exquisitely rendered chandelier is made of brass with a refined design of eight cornucopia shaped serpentine arms shaped as stylized horns or cornucopia tapering to ...

An early 18th century French Baroque carved polychrome limestone (Pierre de Bourgogne) fireplace / mantel piece, the frieze with Hermes herald's staff (caduceus), which consists of t...

The centre panel depicting classical goddess with cornucopia, or horn of plenty. The jambs with classical urns to side blocks, and attractive curved reeded panels.

At her feet are the packaged goods that bring the profits of the shipping business and a Cornucopia or horn of plenty streaming over with the monetary proceeds.

Fortuna is often depicted with a gubernaculum (ship's rudder), a ball or Rota Fortunae (wheel of fortune, first mentioned by Cicero) and a cornucopia (horn of plenty). She might brin...

The young girl holds the Horn a cornucopia upside down in her raised arm and her flowing scarf in the arm at her side.

Fortune in this sense refers more to the blessings of life rather than a treasure of monetary wealth, as evidenced by the cornucopia, or horn of plenty, being held aloft by the exqui...

In this rendition by Moreau-Vauthier, Fortuna is depicted as an allegory to maritime commerce and the wealth it brings presented as a classically draped maiden holding aloft a cornu...

Created in France and dated 1642, the ornate fireplace essential features the Royal crest of King Louis XIII with a top Royal crown at the top and two "Blasons" with Fleur-de-Lis one...

The two Moors with cornucopia or horns of abundance are dressed in renaissance armour with the so-called “grotesque decoration”.

To the right, two panthers appear, turning to the two ladies who support their feet when advancing just to the sides of a Cornucopia or Horn of the Abundance. They appear dressed in...

Further to the dog, an accidentally broken goat’s horn became a cornucopia and the legend of the goat Amalthea became the source of the phraseologist from the myths of ancient Greece...

Fortuna is often depicted with a gubernaculum (ship's rudder), a ball or Rota Fortunae (wheel of fortune, first mentioned by Cicero) and a cornucopia (horn of plenty). She might brin...

Fortuna is often depicted with a gubernaculum (ship's rudder), a ball or Rota Fortunae (wheel of fortune, first mentioned by Cicero) and a cornucopia (horn of plenty). She might brin...

Other symbols and motifs of the Empire period included the bee, a symbol of immortality and resurrection, specifically chosen by Napoleon to link his new Empire to the very origins o...

Antique Austrian gilded bronze hunting horn/cornucopia, circa 1880. The horn having an Austrian Gentleman finial depicting the hunter with his rifle and raising his glass aloft.

Silver plated horn cornucopia vase by WMF German, Early 20th Century Height 37.5cm, width 33cm, depth 11cm Made from horn and mounted with silver plate, this superb piece is an ...

A pair of Victorian era natural horn mounted on wood stands garnitures or decorative objects. American, late 19th century.

Display this antique drinking Horn in your office or on a shelf. Crafted in France, circa 1860, the Horn of plenty cornucopia is mounted on an intricate bronze base, which is wrapped...

A very large drinking horn or 'Horn of plenty' made of Indian Water buffalo Horn, mounted in silver plated copper and metal, plated copper cover with on top a lion holding a coat of ...

A superb example of a German Cow Horn of plenty Cornucopia decorative Vase or Centerpiece, firmly attributed to the World-famous silver manufacturers Württembergische Metallwaren...

Here is a wonderful vintage HERMES match holder in very good condition in chromed metal topped with a cornucopia (horn of plenty). Some minor scuffing and oxidation consistent with a...

Cigarette box is heavy and wrapped in leather. Cornucopia (Horn of Plenty) decorative lid. Removable metal insert to organize cigarettes by height and size.

A George III Giltwood Pier Mirror In the Manner of Thomas Johnson An exceptionally detailed design; the superb carved decoration housing a shaped rectangular plate and undulating...

A pair of English Victorian period game animal horns on sheffield mounts from the 19th century stamped Joseph Rodgers & Sons. Created in England during the 19th century, each pie...