Mounted Antlers on Plaque - Traditional Trophy Mount Vintage

Mounted Antlers on Plaque - Traditional Trophy Mount VintageMounted Skull and Horns Potentially a European roe deer antler mount Early to mid 20th century Possibly German, Austrian or Czech in origin Traditional Trophy Mount Classic wooden plaque with beveled or shield shaped edges Nicely aged bone and antlers Part of the Jagdstil (hunting style) decorative tradition popular in Alpine and central European chalets

Watercolor and gouache on ivorine in ornate gilt-bronze Rococo-style frame

Embossed figure of a winged man (possibly Hermes/Mercury) beside a gryphon-like wing is likely a maker's marker used by a lesser known European manufacturer

Glass Type: The yellow-green opaline body is typical of Harrach production

often signed and dated like these

Vintage/Antique brass and steel coffee grinder likely European lating late 19th to early 20th century

Italy (most likely): Italian church furnishings often used this combination of gilded gesso

Pre-Revolutionary libertine printing period

and swags) - quintessentially Louis XVI revival - popular again in Napoleon III

Handpainted in Renaissance revival style (man and woman in 16th c attire)

Hand-painted miniature on Ivorine of a Woman

Centered on a fan and ribbon motif flanked by floral garlands and shells - classic Louis XVI revival composition symbolizing refinement and decorative arts

Bridal procession and potential christening depicting a story of a couple's life together