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Lot 80

An oak and pine rectangular table, with turned and fluted associated legs,100cm by 107cm: Two carver chairs and two stick back chairs (5) 

Lot 31

A Shell Lubricating Oil rectangular gallon can with robot/stick man motifs.

Lot 32

A Shell Lubricating Oil 'Golden Shell' quart triangular can with robot/stick man motifs.

Lot 34

A Shell Motor Grease 1lb tin, with robot/stick man motif, plus a Shell Retinax grease tin with cardboard sides.

Lot 718

A Shell brass lapel badge, with robot/stick man motif, a Redline Super badge and four others.

Lot 358

An unusual oak stick / hat stand with turned spindle supports.

Lot 1047

Six stick pins; one 15ct and pearl, one pin marked 10k, one with Chester mark and three others

Lot 824

A cocktail stick stand and a silver mounted scent bottle

Lot 952

Two 9ct gold brooches including one depicting a ship, three other brooches and a stick pin, (two gold brooches 4g)

Lot 1016

A small quantity of smokers ephemera including lighters, match stick holder, matches, etc.

Lot 1106

A Swagger Stick metal top.

Lot 1110

A cane walking stick with silver band, Birmingham, possibly 1919 by H & F.

Lot 1139

Three burr top walking sticks, antler stalking stick and a vintage golf wood.

Lot 1140

A silver tip walking cane, London maker and an antler handled stick.

Lot 1189

A horn handled thumb stick, 49 1/2'' long plus an antler handled stick.

Lot 1256

A quantity of walking sticks including knobbly stick, dogs head stick, plus four others.

Lot 1345

A Blackthorn knop stick, 37'' long

Lot 1393

Four wooden walking sticks to include a thumb stick, carved mythical bird (no head) etc.

Lot 1633

A Lladro lady with goose figure, some damage, missing one goose and stick from hand (a/f.) and a Lladro lady with pottery vases figure, marked 'NAO' to the base with other stamped in marks, made in Spain, approx. 16" high.

Lot 122A

A George V 9ct gold fob pendant, cast with a shield encircled by a belt, loop attached, P&M, Chester 1924, 23mm, 3.9g, together with a yellow metal stick pin, with two red beans attached, 52mm, 0.8g. (2)

Lot 123

A group of jewellery and accessories, comprising two stick pins, one with insect finial, the other a flower finial, set with red and white stones, 5.5cm, a Victorian 9ct gold and amethyst swivel fob, a gilt brass and citrine swivel fob, and a Victorian gilt brass propelling pencil, with engraved foliate decoration, 11cm fully extended. (5)

Lot 14

A group of small silver and white metal items, including two Victorian silver vesta cases, two silver pill boxes, a silver napkin ring, a silver thimble, and a silver coffee spoon, an EPNS pepper pot, miniature goblet, filigree box and cover, owl trinket box and cover, hinged stamp box, tea spoon, and a 9ct gold stick pin. (14)

Lot 213

A small group of jewellery, comprising an unmarked gold chain, with clasp end, testing as 14ct gold, 28cm, 13.9g, an Edwardian 9ct gold pendant necklace, set with an amethyst and seed pearls, 4cm high, on 9ct gold fine link chain, 54cm, 3.0g, a 9ct gold stick pin with Maltese cross shaped finial set with a red stone chip, 6cm, 2.0g, and a gilt metal fob, inset with an oval bloodstone and Masonic symbol, engraved to back, 3cm high. (4)

Lot 5213

Two replica weapons, consisting of a double headed battle axe and a sword, together with a brass birdhead topped walking stick, stick H67cm

Lot 5239

Wooden walking stick with a thumb stick handle, together with walking cane, lunging whip and a Forge Steel spirit level in a bag

Lot 5267

Walnut fall front coal box, brass carrying handles, together with a brass figural table lamp modeled as man with a walking stick and lampshade and another wooden box

Lot 198a

Blue and white stick stand decorated with transfer printed cityscape, H44cm

Lot 1949

A vintage shooting stick; and another ivory handled cane. 

Lot 1024

An antique mahogany corner washstand, together with a gilt oval mirror; a stick stand; and another gilt frame. (4)

Lot 1828

VARIOUS VINTAGE PIPES including a duck shaped pipe in a fitted leather case by Fribourg & Theyer, London, Oxford & Cambridge, a meersham carved pipe of a gentleman (handle broken) and 2 other pipes. Also with a carved ivory walking stick handle in the form of three horses.

Lot 1834

ABORIGINAL THROWING STICK a large hardwood throwing stick with resin covered handle, with depictions of kangaroo and an emu in a landscape. 79cms long

Lot 2034

15CT GOLD STICK PIN - FOX a 15ct gold and rose diamond Fox head stick pin, stamped 15ct. 6cms long

Lot 2041

OAK STICK BARREL & LARGE QTY OF WALKING STICKS an oak and brass bound barrel stick stand (61cms high), with a large qty of walking sticks and canes including some with silver tops, silver mounted umbrella, horn handled walking sticks etc.

Lot 2056

SHARK VERTEBRAE WALKING STICK an interesting 19thc walking stick, the carved wooden handle in the form of an animals head (possibly crocodile), and with a shark vertebrae shaft and brass ferule, mounted with a metal collar and inscribed John Fisher (87.5cms long). Also with a large truncheon, swagger sticks (HM Prison Trindad, Military College Canada, Guina Police Cyprus Prisons), modern walking sticks etc, and in a porcelain stick stand.

Lot 2086

SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICK & BOAR TUSK HANDLE - EXETER CATHEDRAL the walking stick with a boar tusk handle and wooden shaft, with a silver mounted collar inscribed This stick was part of the old bell frame Exeter Cathedral 1345. Hallmarked for London 1905.

Lot 127

Little Joe - 2 x cast iron novelty money banks, the original Little Joe branded version still has a working arm, mouth and eyes mechanism but the activating lever that should stick out of his left shoulder has broken off and his base plate is missing, it appears in Fair condition. The other model is a modern reproduction in Good condition.

Lot 280

A good selection of treen items, walking stick handles etc

Lot 321

A stylish vintage cast iron boot/stick stand (some damage)

Lot 310

5 X Antique Stick Pins include m.o.p claw stick pin (6g)

Lot 413

A pained chest, together with a coopered stick stand and an Ercol style two door cabinet (3)

Lot 254

A reproduction of a Victorian cast metal stick stand, cherub detail, 70cm tall

Lot 247

A late 20th Century coat / stick stand constructed from three rowing oars united by a turned finial atop with each oar splaying out surrounding a central canvas stick rest within. Painted oars and brass features throughout. Measures approx; 144cm tall.  

Lot 300

A pair of late 18th Century George III Battersea enamel portrait miniature studies depicting scenes of courting couples. The oval copper plaques having hand painted enamel decoration with mirrored scene portraying a young gent in green dress jacket holding a large curved stick and having hunting horn to side with the young lady wearing white dress with pink sash and pearl necklace. Both figures set to an outside scene with tree under blue cloudy sky. The reverse of the paintings being enamelled and held within oval frames set with period tri-colour paste stones and having bale loops atop. Old collection label to verso. Measures approx; 14cm x 9.5cm.

Lot 354

A 19th Century Victorian Coalbrookdale manner cast iron stick stand / hall stand or umbrella stand comprising a central circular medallion with acanthus leaves & scrolls over removable drip tray base. Cast numbers and date lozenge present. Measures approx; 76cm x 49cm x 22cm.

Lot 510

An 18th Century George II oak cricket table / side occasional table having an oval / elongated circular top raised on triform stick legs united by stretcher. Measures approx; 71cm x 83cm x 69cm.

Lot 1815

Klassizistisches "Universal-Necessaire" auf StänderMahagoni auf Weichholz, Sandelholz, feuervergoldete Bronze/Messing, farbige Gouache auf Papier hinter Glas, blaue Seide und Goldborte über Polsterung. Im Klappdeckel eine farbige Gouache mit Opferszene vor Waldlandschaft, auf dem Altar das Motto "EWIGE DAUER DEINER GESUNDHEIT". Der Deckel innen gepolstert. Im oberen Fach eine über eine Feder aufstellbare vergoldete Spule, im Schub darunter vier Fächer, im vorderen Fach zwei herausziehbare bewegliche Rahmenteile. Auf den unteren vier Ecken des Kastens vier plastische Widderkopfapplikationen. Kannelierte verjüngte Rundsäule auf drei mit Riefelblechen belegten Vierkantbeinen auf Tatzenfüßen und casters, zwischen den Beinen rechteckige Plaketten mit reliefierten Köpfen. Im unteren Schub Klebeetikett der früheren Besitzerin. Schatulle H 18, B 26, T 21 cm, mit Fuß H 78, B ca. 60, T ca. 60 cm.Stuttgart, Johannes Klinkerfuß, um 1795/1800, die Gouache zugeschrieben an Johann Baptist Seele (1774 - 1814)."Mit diesem Werk schuf der Kunstschreiner ein charakteristisches Frühwerk, das eine eigenwillige Verbindung zwischen Dreifuß und Behältnis darstellt." (Wolfgang Wiese, a.a.O., S. 80)Ein gleiches (nicht dasselbe) Kästchen ist ausführlich beschrieben im Journal des Luxus und der Moden, in der Ausgabe Januar 1794, unter "Ameublement. Ein Arbeits=Magazin für Damen.", als "ein überaus artiges, bequemes und compendieuses Meuble [...] das alle Arbeitsbedürfnisse ihrer schönen Hände befriediget, und welches man ein Universal-Necessaire für ein Damenzimmer nennen könnte. Es ist ein vollständiges Arbeitskästchen, und kann sogleich auch in einen Stick=rahmen oder in einen Zeichentisch verwandelt werden. Alle drey Stücke haben ein gemeinschaftliches Fußgestelle, auf welches sie nach Bedürfnis gesetzt werden." Im Folgenden werden die Funktionen einzeln erläutert.ProvenienzEhemals Besitz Augusta Freifrau von Putlitz, geborene Freiin von Dietrich.LiteraturAbgebildet bei Kreisel, Die Kunst des deutschen Möbels III, München 1973, Abb. 279.Der Ständer nahezu identisch bei Wiese, Johannes Klinckerfuß. ein württembergischer Ebenist (1770 - 1831), Sigmaringen 1988, Abb. 16 und Abb. 51, s.a. S. 79, unter "f, Verschiedene kleine Kastenmöbel", vermutlich die Beschreibung des hier vorgestellten Möbels als "M5".S.a. den Auszug aus dem Journal des Luxus und der Moden, Januar 1794, S. 62 ff.

Lot 30

Abdoulaye Diarrassouba 'Aboudia' (Côte d'Ivoire, né en 1983)Sans titre, 2014 techniques mixtes sur toilemixed media on canvas298 x 399cm.117 5/16 x 157 1/16in.Footnotes:ProvenanceGalerie Cécile Fakhoury, Abidjan, Côte d'IvoireCollection privée, FranceExpositionAbidjan, Nouchi City : Aboudia à la Galerie Cécile Fakhoury, du 26 septembre au 15 novembre 2014Né en 1983 en Côte d'Ivoire, Abdoulaye Diarrassouba entâme des études au Centre technique des arts appliqués de Bingerville à l'âge de 15 ans, et obtient le diplôme de l'Institut des arts d'Abidjan en 2005.Travaillant aujourd'hui entre son Abidjan natal et Brooklyn à New York, Aboudia reconnaît l'influence durable de l'imagerie visuelle qu'il a rencontrée en grandissant dans le centre urbain de la Côte d'Ivoire : « Les enfants dans la rue écrivaient leurs rêves avec des crayons de couleur, du sable, des pierres, des tuiles - tout ce qu'ils pouvaient trouver. Certains dessinaient des maisons et des voitures, d'autres des salles de classe, des jardins et des familles - maman et papa. Toutes les choses qui m'avaient manquées dans la vie. Et je me suis dit que j'allais emprunter les écrits - et je dis bien emprunter - ils appartiennent aux enfants de la rue. J'avais besoin de délivrer leur message dans les salles d'exposition pour sensibiliser le public à ces enfants errants de la rue» (cité dans Todd Bartell, 2017).Créée en 2014, la présente Å“uvre incarne l'interprétation idiosyncrasique d'Aboudia, nourrie d'images associées à la culture jeune d'Abidjan. Ainsi, des foules de figures enfantines se bousculent pour attirer l'attention au milieu de la circulation. Aboudia conçoit ces figures comme les représentations abstraites de la prochaine génération d'enfants ivoiriens, qu'il estime essentielle à la réussite future du pays. Les expressions des enfants sont ambiguës - quelque part entre un sourire et une grimace - témoignant des nombreuses difficultés qu'ont engendré les violences de la guerre civile en Côte d'Ivoire. Aboudia considère son utilisation de la couleur et du graphisme comme un antidote à ces défis : « Je veux que la vie soit belle, alors je traite la tristesse avec bonheur. Je parle de quelque chose de triste, mais cela vous rend heureux lorsque vous regardez le tableau. Boum ! Il y a de la lumière. Il y a de la couleur. J'utilise la couleur pour transformer la tristesse en bonheur ». (cité dans Todd Bartell, 2017).Monumentale par son échelle, la présente Å“uvre sur toile a été présentée lors de la première exposition personnelle d'Aboudia à Abidjan ; Nouchi City : Aboudia à la Galerie Cécile Fakhoury (26 septembre - 15 novembre 2014). Il explique que la taille de l'Å“uvre n'est pas uniquement motivée par le désir de créer une impression visuelle imposante. Il note plutôt que 'les peintures de grand format me permettent de penser aux rêves dans la grandeur et dans les mêmes couleurs que ces jeunes qui errent dans les rues, peignant sur les grands murs que nous trouvons tout autour de nous' (cité dans Orlando Reade, 2013).En effet, l'application spontanée de pigments et le format à grande échelle privilégiés par l'artiste rappellent à la fois les graffitis muraux d'Abidjan et les expérimentations avant-gardistes qui occupent une place centrale dans le canon occidental, tel que l'ont exprimé Cy Twombly et Jackson Pollock. Deux artistes dont Aboudia a beaucoup admiré les Å“uvres lors de sa visite de la collection permanente de la Tate Modern, à Londres. Reconnaissant cette présence de diverses références culturelles et artistiques dans son travail, Aboudia nomme son approche stylistique Nouchi - un terme plus typiquement utilisé pour décrire l'argot parlé dans les centres urbains de Côte d'Ivoire, qui fusionne les vocabulaires ivoirien et français.Aujourd'hui, les Å“uvres exubérantes d'Aboudia ont entraîné une série de résultats records aux enchères. Depuis 2007, Aboudia a été largement exposé dans le cadre d'expositions individuelles et collectives internationales. Ses Å“uvres font également partie de grandes collections, notamment celles de la Saatchi Gallery (Londres), du Nevada Museum of Art (États-Unis) et de la Collection Jean Pigozzi d'art africain. Au début de cette année, Aboudia a bénéficié de sa première exposition personnelle à Paris à la Galerie Cécile Fakhoury (19 février - 12 mars 2022), démontrant ainsi sa présence à l'avant-garde du paysage artistique européen.BibliographieTodd Bartel, 'Aboudia – Light & Dark', The Cambridge School of Weston, 3 September 2017, en ligneOrlando Reade, 'How to Paint Ghosts', Africa Is a Country, 4 October 2013, en ligneAbdoulaye Diarrassouba, widely known as Aboudia, has risen to the attention of the international artworld with his dynamic renderings of the street culture of his native Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire. Born in 1983, Aboudia left home at the age of 15 to study at the Centre Technique des Arts Appliqués in Bingerville before graduating from the Abidjan Institut des Arts in 2005. Now working between his native Abidjan and Brooklyn, New York, Aboudia recognises the enduring influence of the visual imagery he encountered when growing up in the urban centre of the Côte d'Ivoire:'Kids in the street would write their dreams using crayons, sand, rocks, tiles – whatever they could find. Some drew houses and cars, others drew classrooms and gardens and families – mom and dad. All the things I had missed in life. And I said to myself that I would borrow the writings – and I mean borrow – it belongs to the kids in the street. I needed to deliver their message to exhibition halls to raise public awareness of these roaming children of the street' (quoted in Todd Bartell, 2017).Created in 2014, the present work epitomises Aboudia's idiosyncratic interpretation of these images associated with the youth culture of Abidjan. Crowds of childlike figures, outlined in vibrant oil stick, jostle for attention among traffic. The artist conceives of these figures as representative of the next generation of Ivorian children that he believes to be essential to the future success of the country. The children's expressions are ambiguous – somewhere between a smile and a grimace – to evidence the hardships faced by many following the violence that erupted in Côte d'Ivoire associated with the civil war. Aboudia sees his use of colour and graphic style as an antidote to these challenges: 'I want life to be good – so I treat sadness with happiness. I speak of something sad, but it makes you happy when you look at the painting. Boom! There's light. There's color. I use color to transform sadness into happiness' (quoted in Todd Bartell, 2017).Monumental in scale, the present work on canvas sat at the heart of Aboudia's first solo show in Abidjan; Nouchi City: Aboudia at Galerie Cécile Fakhoury (26 September – 15 November 2014). The artist explains that the size of the work is not solely motivated by the desire to create an imposing visual impression. Rather, he notes, '[l]arge format paintings allow me to think of dreams in the largeness and in the same colours of those youth who roam the streets, painting on the large walls we find ... For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 161

An 18th Century Chinese / Oriental bronze Lohan Buddhist figure. The emaciated disciple of Buddha depicted standing with shaven head in typical robes carrying various commodities with the aid of a cobra walking stick. Raised on a cylindrical lotus type base. Condition; age related wear & tarnishing to be expected but no signs of major damage or repair. Measures approx; 19cm x 6cm.

Lot 22

A large 19th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty blue and white ceramic floor standing vase / stick umbrella stand. Flared rim with waisted neck and bulbous tapering body. River village scene painted to the front. Unmarked. Wear commensurate with age throughout with repair to the rim. Measures approx; 58cm x 25cm diameter.   

Lot 73

A Chinese silver topped walking stick cane having a tapering ebonised shaft with large silver pommel decorated with character mark to top and dragon to side. Stamped Wing Ono to side. Measures approx; 92cm long.

Lot 2083

Victorian gold split pearl pendant/brooch, stamped 9ct, gold pietra dura flower stick pin, gold split pearl, glass and enamel mourning brooch and a gold buckle broochCondition Report:9ct star approx 3.85gm, diameter = 27mm, buckle and pietra dura stick pin tested to 8ct, approx 3.9gm, mourning brooch tested to approx 19ct, approx 10.75gm (possibly higher carat gold overlay), overall all good condition, a couple of soldering marks to stick pin

Lot 484

An Edwardian silver chamber stick, by Joseph Gloster Ltd, Birmingham 1908, 10.5cm wide, 54g; together with a silver candle snuffer, 6.6cm high; a Sheffield plate candle snuffer; and a pair of plated wick trimmers. (4)

Lot 583

A cased yellow metal stick pin, set oval cabochon opal, 61mm.

Lot 615

A pair of yellow metal open tear drop pendant earrings, stamped 375; together with four various stick pins.

Lot 216

A gilded metal stick telephone of customary form on raised circular base, 32cm (h)

Lot 396

A quantity of hallmarked silver and white metal to include cased teaspoons, a pair of tongs, a glass sugar sifter with silver cover, an engine turned swizzle stick, a pill box, salts and silver plated place name cards in the form of nymphs

Lot 221

Two Chinese paintings of Luohan, 19th century, Qing Dynasty, one luohan asleep in seated position and the other luohan holding a stick in his hands, ink and colour on silk, framed and glazed, picture size 37.5cm x 24.5cm (2)清19世纪 尊者图两幅 设色绢本 镜心Condition Report: fabric with some foxing and mold stains Condition Report Disclaimer

Lot 262

A inlaid stone ritual stick, 17.2cm long; a small silver snuff bottle, 6.2cm high; a circular guangxu gilt metal container in the design of a pocket watch, 5.5cm diameter; a small bronze lion pin, 3.2cm long; a small boxwood mythical beast, 2cm high; and a small embroidered dragon patch, 9.5cm square and an Indian bronze figure, 15.5cm high (7)银鼻烟壶等一组七件Condition Report: the silver snuff bottle with bent neck and general wearthe gilt metal container with small soldered repair to topother items with some overall wear commensurate with age Condition Report Disclaimer

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