Victorian Monkey

- Highly collectable English Victorian monkey statue - Cast from bronze, the patina is superb - We date this work of art to circa 1880 - Very quirky, unique piece we are expecting...

From the Suzanne Mounts Collection: Victorian purse comprised of hand-etched celluloid frame, fabric, and trimmed in monkey fur.

"English Victorian (Majolica) porcelain green and yellow basket form jardiniere being held by a seated monkey figure (stamps: BRETBY ENGLAND) Repair to bottom"

Quirky Victorian needlepoint tapestry on a wooden screen Mahogany screen features barley twist legs Design shows a monkey and cat scene Circa 1890 on this collectable piece Offered i...

From the Victorian Era, a silver plated figural napkin ring showing a monkey wearing colonial attire, rolling a barrel with his cane.

Antique 19th Century Victorian solid silver & glass monkey shaped claret jug.

The stone engraved with a monkey holding a basket with the motto OICURMT meaning: Oh I See You Are Empty. Mounted as a ring in a gold setting. Size 7 Weight: 6.2 gr PLEAS...

19th Century English School The Monkey Court Oil on panel, Image Size: 7.5 inches x 11 inches Size including frame: 13.5 inches x 16.5 inches Paintings of monkeys date back t...

19th Century English Majolica Monkey on a Banana leaf Pitcher.

Diminutive Staffordshire having a darling monkey riding on the back of a fluffy dog.

Antique 19th century ceramic tobacco jar or humidor depicting monkey in a nightcap. Wonderful detailed face. English style, but produced in Belgium. Excellent condition of ceramic ...

Very Cool, Detailed Figural Monkey Cuff links, 18K yellow gold and Rose cut diamond Eyes. Each Monkey head measures just over 1/2 Inch in Diameter and 1/4 Inch Thick

As an added quality characteristic, the monkey's eyes are glass. The shade is an original etched Victorian shade.

An antique gold ring set with a carved labradorite depicting a monkey head with ruby eyes, in 18k. England. (Top of ring measures 17mm high.)

This amazing 19th Century figural lamp is most assuredly going to put a smile on your face every time you look at it. We have had some nice lamps from this period, but this one is c...

Unusual Late 19th Century Standing Monkey Figure One of the most unusual and out of the ordinary pieces we have had the pleasure of present in our store. A complete one off and h...

This is a large colorful Majolica monkey sculpture. It depicts a monkey holding its head with its right hand and looking up ( like trying to figure out something). It is dressed in a...

Great Image of two monkeys. Hand colored steel engraving. Original color. From Goldsmiths "Animated Nature." Published by Fullarton, circa 1850. Presented in a bleached o...

Period: 19th century Dimensions: 15 mm  Ring Size: 7 Weight: 8.84 gr The ring, dated to the 19th century, is distinguished by being composed of a monkey head carved from labradorite...

William Brownfield Majolica Monkey and Duck Pitcher, English, dated April 1876, signed with impressed maker's mark, 'BROWNFIELD.' Crisply detailed molding with beautifully vivid colo...

Wayte & Ridge Majolica Monkey wall pocket, 18 inches high, English, ca. 1860, molded as a monkey climbing a tree, holding a simulated coconut forming the flower bowl, with molded loz...

Fanciful oil painting on canvas depicting two well dressed monkeys in a jungle setting, one with a lute and one with parrots, executed in a tongue in cheek Victorian parlor painting ...

An example of this, model number 231, is exhibited in the Museum of Sarreguemines without the lid. Pierre Faveton, Les Barbotines. Paris: Massin Editeur, 1990, p. 52-53. (A discussi...

Both Victorian era monkey shakers have serial numbers and are marked on the under bases and present patent registration marks.

Made circa 1900 by J.D. Schleissner & Sohne, this striking Antique 800 Standard German Silver Nut Dish, features 2 silver models of monkeys to either side, with the body made out of ...

French circus monkey’s brooch in the manner of Bernard Zweig. This is an antique Circus Monkeys brooch made in France around 1900. This brooch is unique and features two circus monk...

A charming and intelligent example of early Victorian satirical art, The Monkey-Cupid is an excellent piece for collectors of antique prints, lovers of British visual satire, or anyo...

Antique Victorian Swinging Monkey Brooch with Rose Cut Diamonds, Sapphires, Rubies, and River Pearls, Circa 1880-1900 This antique Victorian swinging monkey brooch, dating from the ...

French Victorian unglazed porcelain figure of seated monkey playing piano (vase) (marked under base).  

English Victorian bronze table lamp of monkey holding flower.

English Victorian needlework of a monkey wearing a fez. The needlework measures: 12"x 10".

Whimsical antique carved Horn monkey head letter opener with original glass eyes. Very exquisitely detailed carvings like the hairs on its head, creases around the eyes, nostrils and...

Minton Majolica monkey teapot, circa 1879, "Monkey grasping a coconut teapot" in wonderful condition. Fine example in vibrant coloration bearing a Minton date mark of 1879, and patte...

French bronze inkwell, zoomorphic inkwell in the form of a monkey head in a hinged nightcap, with glass eyes bronze ink well statue in the form of a of a monkey wearing a hat with a...

An exceptional English Victorian silver plate elephant head inkwell of the last quarter of the 19th century.

Vintage Bronze Monkey Paddling A Boat Ashtray or Catchall Dish. A decorative bronze art form tray of a monkey rowing a boat in metal bronze verdigris finish. Nice on its own as a dec...

Three Dogs & The Monkey (breeds are possibly Manchester Terrier, Staffordshire and a Collie Dog?) English School, 19th century, signed 'J. Lockyer' oil painting on board, framed fram...

This fun and whimsical sculpture of a spider monkey is from France and was made in the mid to late 19th century. Pugs, bull dogs and sometimes Spaniels are seen in this form of work ...

A pair of Victorian diamond-set monkeys, one sitting on a bar brooch with pearl ends, the other suspending from yellow gold trace link chain, both silver pave-set with eight-cut diam...

A late Victorian fun monkey bar brooch, the bar set with rose-cut diamonds either end with a monkey sitting in the centre with rose-cut diamond set body and ruby set eyes, with one h...

I simply could not resist these wonderful cheeky Victorian monkey earrings. The hand painted enamel plaques feature monkeys in jockey gear, one seems angry, the other smugly smokes a...

A cute antique monkey charm, modelled in 9k gold. The piece is beautifully detailed, both front and back, with a looped tail. MEASUREMENTS 2.1 x 1.3cm WEIGHT 2.6g MARKS No marks p...

A highly unusual antique French ring, the head modelled as a realistic depiction of a monkey/chimpanzee. It's incredibly well detailed, crafted in silver and set with ruby eyes.

Fantastic example of Victorian taxidermy of a macaque monkey sitting on a branch.

A fascinating Antique mid Victorian brooch featuring a wonderful hand carved Labradorite monkey face set with Rose cut Diamond eyes.

A cool 1960s novelty brooch: two diamond studded monkeys, the top one is sitting on a gold bar (with pearl ends), while the bottom monkey swings from a chain. They have rubies for ey...

A fine Meissen porcelain figure, circa 1870. Beautifully modelled as a standing monkey wearing 18th century costume, and wielding drum sticks. Set upon a grassy mound base, edged and...

A particularly high quality vintage novelty pendant crafted as a monkey in Victorian finery: wearing a top hat and bow tie, no less.

19th Century English School The Monkey Court Oil on panel, Image Size: 7.5 inches x 11 inches Size including frame: 13.5 inches x 16.5 inches Paintings of monkeys date back t...

Soft ground etching and watercolour. Framed in a 19th century Hogarth frame with acid free backing materials. Please note we are members of LAPADA and CINOA.

Gold And Silver Monkey Brooch Set With Diamonds, Dated Circa 1900. Pretty novelty brooch with a silver monkey studded with old cut diamonds, on a gold bar with gold balls at each end...

A fantastic mid to late Victorian period novelty bar brooch. Solid 15 carat yellow gold example.

Bronze Monkey Card Holder