Browse Items (38 total)

Cane rug beater, paddle is a clover leaf design. This object is part of the original 1909 collection, from when the Elisabet Ney Museum was first established.

Two-piece man's embroidered shirt-front, requires studs.

Small plaster figure of St. Sebastian. Figure with long hair and no facial hair, holding an arrow at his breast in his left hand. Wearing a robe that exposes his right shoulder.

Maquette of a draped female figure, kneeling with arms folded. Head and right hand broken.

Statuette of a crowned female figure with flowing drapery, and exposed breasts. On a square base. Legs have been broken, exposing the metal armature underneath. Arms are also missing.

Finished marble on display in Gallery Two, Texas Gallery

Maquette of Stephen F. Austin figure.

Small plaster figure of Engerbert Von der Mark holding a sword.

Plaster maquette of Walter von Plattenberg holding a sword and wearing medieval attire.

Three ivory spoons. This object is part of the original 1909 collection, from when the Elisabet Ney Museum was first established.

Low relief circular medallion depicting an unknown woman with her hair pulled into a bun and curling bangs. The work is very simple and unadorned. Inscription right outer edge "Elisabet Ney fec 1896"

White with a pink Sensitive Plant motif and gilt inside mouth of the vase. The Sensitive Plant can be found on the grounds of the museum. This was a wedding gift to Judge and Mrs McClendon. Vase said to be designed by Ney and painted by Nannie…

Wrist watch, blackened with incomplete and broken serpentine band. Removed from the frame because the framer used glue, synthetic felt, and cardboard. This was done to protect the metal. It was the suspicion of the collections manager that the…