Old Weathered Statue of a Putti Playing Tambourine
Located in Godshill, Isle of Wight
Old Weathered Statue of a Putti Playing Tambourine The musical nymph is set on a square base This is a pleasantly weathered piece in good detail to be viewed from all sides The St...
Concrete
Early 19th Century American Tambourine from New England
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This early 19th century tambourine is all handmade and wonderful finger bands construction throughout. This early tambourine has hand cut tin shakers and is all constructed with earl...
Cowhide
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H 1.58 in Dm 5.91 in
19th Century Hand-Painted Folk Art Spanish Tambourine with Artist's Signature
Located in Madrid, ES
A painted rustic city scene framed by a branch of exquisite pink flowers adorns this small Spanish tambourine. Skillfully painted with an illegible artist's signature at lower right,...
Wood, Leather
Vintage Halloween Tambourine Noisemaker
Located in New York, NY
Colorful Halloween Tambourine Noisemaker with grinning orange face, red nose, and big blue eyes. Marked Made in Germany.
Tin
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