Antique Mice

At the Royal Academy, he became a proficient painter of animals including fish, pheasants, rabbits, ducks, mice, dogs, and cats in a highly finished detailed style.

Polychrome bronze of a group of mice around a pumpkin and a pomegranate. The five mice have a dark brown patina, while the hollowed-out gourd is dark brown and the split pomegranate ...

Royal Worcester Majolica posy holder which features two mice either side of an egg shell. Coloration: Brown, cream, green, are predominant.

Ipsen's Copenhagen, terracotta bowl with mice. Art Nouveau, circa 1910s. Model number 505 Measures: 9 cm x 4 cm high.

Royal Copenhagen, rare porcelain figurine of two mice. Model number 521. Approximately from 1920.

Designed by Amédée de Caranza (1843-1914), these plates depict charming scenes of dressed mice in refined landscapes. These scenes are inspired by Hokusai's drawings, "Scenes with Mi...

A pair of charming sterling silver mice, salt and pepper pots from the early 20th century.

Another collection find from our most recent Japanese acquisitions trip. Unusual Mice Find! This is a complete set foursome of Japanese antiques including and original kiseru p...

Description: 
Mice and snail. Artist or maker:
 Gardet Georges, 1863-1939.

An exquisitely cast model of two mice engrossed in their discovery of a snail shell.

Antique bronze sculpture of two mice and an egg by Isidore Bonheur. After the fable by Jean de La Fontaine.

Description: Bronze figure of a baby boy on a vase with mice. Artist/ maker: Louis Kley Signature/ marks: Louis Kley Style: Romantic.

Netsuke, très probablement en bois d’ébène, représentant deux souris sur une vannerie, l’une s’en extrayant et l’autre reposant dessus. Traitement réaliste du pelage et de la queue a...

Venetian gondola brooch with micor mosaic and inlayed glass and a silver mounting by Domenico Bussolin, Murano, 19th century.

a Samson Chantilly-style chinoiserie bronze mounted inkwell (encrier) decorated with mice stealing fruits and vegetables from the garden, marked with a red Chantilly hunting horn (Im...

Beautiful pair of bronze Victor Paillard style candle sticks with intertwining gilded snakes and mice climbing a bacchanalian vine. Mounted on a classical hoofed tripod base with aca...

Lovely image by Beatrix Potter Rescued from an early edition of " The Tale of Two Bad Mice " Possibly a 1st edition from 1904 The measurement given is the paper size not the actua...

Would be a great pet food holder to keep mice out and the smell of dog food out of your cabinets and kitchen.

Would be a great dog food holder to keep mice out and the smell of dog food out of your cabinets and kitchen.

René Boivin rare & beautiful ring circa 1890 Engraved gold ring depicting two mice nibbling a closed-set diamond At the beginning of his career, René Boivin, engraved humorous little...

An incredible 19th century Chinese wooden architectural panel carved in high relief depicting a walled courtyard scholars garden with multiple pavilions and a bridge amidst auspiciou...

The piece features decorative cats and mice on its shade and has two-light sockets. Made in circa 1900 in Germany, the piece is in remarkable antique condition with age-appropriate w...

Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760-1849), Three Hokusai Manga Woodblock Prints, 19th century, comprising: Mice Rolling Bales of Hay and figural vignettes, each from volume no.10, one...

Would be a great pet food holder to keep mice out and the smell of dog food out of your cabinets and kitchen.

Staddle stones were used as supports at each corner of a granary, they elevated the harvest and kept it safe from mice and other critters as they had no way of getting around the top...

An extremely rare statement in the finest preservation yet discovered, the Garfish is a pelagic predator whose ancient lineage closer resembles land animals than fish due to a select...

Once elevated, the stones prevented the intrusion of mice and other critters from the edible goods and grains above.

They were placed in four corners and a hut or shed was placed on top to store grains. The mice and other small animals could not crawl up over the tops and get inside to eat the grai...

Staddle stones were used to elevate granaries off the ground, and their intriguing and whimsical mushroom shapes were purposeful to prevent mice and other rodents from climbing up an...

Staddle stones were used to elevate granaries off the ground, and their intriguing and whimsical mushroom shapes were purposeful to prevent mice and other rodents from climbing up an...

It has a light soft color and a smooth surface, at one time long ago small house-mices has eaten a way on the side. This ads character to the piece.

Even though it is a bad omen in the west, mice are beloved animal in Asia and especially in Japan where they are thought to be symbols of good fortune and prosperity Small foundry s...

Many of the dividing panels inside the drawers were damaged by mice, if the damage was not too extensive, we chose to leave them as it is, while those that were badly damaged have be...

This kept produce off the damp ground to avoid spoilage. This also prevented mice and other vermin from getting into to the barn or granary as they weren't able to climb past the sta...

The farmers would build grain storage huts on top of the staddle stones so the rats and mice could not climb up and over the bases to eat the grains.

Some of the dividing panels inside the drawers were damaged by mice, hence the panels inside are imperfect, but we chose to leave them as it is as this reflects its own history.

Born and died in Delft (1882-1950) A painting titled by Cornelis Jan Mension lower right and titled on reverse " Hertebok" A very large oil painting on canvas 140 cm x 185 cm Co...

The legs are designed to prevent the mice from climbing up. It is the most orthodox shape of old Korean chests.

It originates from a fox hunting breed, so catching small animals such as rats and mice is one of its basic instincts, which is why they were traditionally found on farms.

It originates from a fox hunting breed, so catching small animals such as rats and mice is one of its basic instincts, which is why they are commonly found on farms.

The animal print rugs are the wonderful drawing of animals and Phoenix such as birds, deers, Lions, and mice surround the central motif with an elegant border.

The lid was providing warmth for the dough to rise and protection from mice and other nuisances. This French dough bin, also known as a kneading trough or dough box, features a wonde...

Cats were originally domesticated because they hunted mice that would eat stored grains, protecting the food stores.

It is possible that the seeds of the plant were put in and hung so that they could not be eaten by mice. And the round button-like part was originally ring-shaped.

He showed an interest about animal and plant life early on and had collections of whatever living things he could catch and keep: beetles, squirrels, crows, ants, mice, raccoons, and...

In the latter Edo period, there was a preference for subdued and stylish colors like those in the mouse color palette, leading to the trend of "48 tea, 100 mice 四十八茶百鼠" - shades of b...

We are in love with these adorable C1900 mice with red glass eyes which hang demurely from a chain (chain is not included), ready to pounce on the next unsuspecting soul.

Patinated bronze stalking cat and mice bookends. One mouse eating a nut.

Obata Tosho (1812-1886) Mice & Millet Late Edo period, mid 19th Century Framed Japanese Painting.

This is a superb solid bronze cast pair of mice Nezumi , in beautiful condition and signed, circa 1900.

Its a peculiar small piece exhibiting 4 mice bundled up together. Measurements: 10x9x5.5 cm.

Late 19th century neo-Renaissance antique armchair in carved walnut wood - Private Collection Domenico Rugiano

Pair of bedside tables antique 900