Treble Clef

The 'Treble Clef' sculpture by British designer-maker, Tom Vaughan, is part of a series of work

Treble clef note used as a landscape ornamental object. Metal stand included.

Ambianic presents. Gourmet settings modern design sculptural treble clef spoon stainless steel

An oversized solid brass paper clip in the shape of a treble clef designed and made by Carl Auböck

music. Accented by a gold tipped treble clef, this will make a wonderful decorative piece for any music

Late 1950s door model coat rack by Roger Feraud. Black metal structure with treble clef-shaped ends

coffee table in the shape of a treble or G clef. The sofa is 124" long and upholstered in golden beige

Beautiful and rare polished brass musical note /harp desk table lamp, by Laurel Lighting Company circa 1950s fluorescent light bulb excellent condition almost never used, retains its...

clef shaped coat hooks at the top. In French "cle de sol" means treble clef. It's in original condition

with four treble clef shaped coat hooks. A design classic perfect for hanging coats and storing

from the shape of a treble clef ("Chiave di violino" in Italian). The cabinet, features a series of

mesh. The flow of the piece is reminiscent of a treble clef – perhaps a nod to its title. Shiro

decorated support is ornamented to the upper portion with a treble clef design decorated carrying handle

. The flow of the piece is reminiscent of a treble clef – perhaps a nod to its title. Shiro Kuramata was

Italy during 1950s and designed in the style of Gio Ponti. The treble clef is completely in brass as

Beautiful table lamp with dark brown glass and crystal glass and brass base. The treble clef is

panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Burr Walnut refers to the swirling figure present in nearly

upper galleried shelf and panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Mahogany is probably one of the

panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Mahogany is probably one of the largest ‘families’ of

lyres or treble clefs. A what-not is a piece of furniture derived from the French étagère, which was

lyres or treble clefs. Burr Walnut refers to the swirling figure present in nearly all walnut when

lyres or treble clefs. Burr Walnut refers to the swirling figure present in nearly all walnut when

often have an upper galleried shelf, and panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Burr Walnut

upper galleried shelf, and panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Burr Walnut refers to the

lyres or treble clefs. Burr Walnut refers to the swirling figure present in nearly all walnut when

Beautiful polished brass musical note desk table lamp, by Laurel Lighting Company circa 1950s fluorescent light bulb freshly polished and rewired, retains its original label with man...

a faux gilt-painted wrought iron base, the supports in the form of stylized treble clefs, joined by

, 2 x green, 2 x red with four treble clef shaped coat hooks at the top. A design classic perfect for

upper galleried shelf and panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Burr walnut refers to the swirling

upper galleried shelf, and panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Mahogany is probably one of

Rare possibly unique weathervane with the 'treble clef' as its theme - found in Newburgh, New York

Beautiful unique brass piano lamp in the shape of a treble clef.

this is a large wrought iron G Clef/Treble sculpture with sixteenth notes

"Treble clef" coat rack designed by Roger Feraud dating from the 1950's, made in France, in nice

Interesting patinated metal table lamp. The shape is similar to a treble clef.

panels shaped like lyres or treble clefs. Popular in mid-19th century England, bobbin turning