14th Century

, the garnet derives its name from the 14th‑century Middle English word ‘gernet’ meaning ‘dark red’ and

commissioned the first silversmiths in the 14th century, the city developed into a unique center of silver

early 14th century British stirrup ring. I plumped it up to add a luxurious weightiness and added a pool

early 14th century British stirrup ring. I plumped it up to add a luxurious weightiness and added a pool

14th Century. In the Seventies Archimede Seguso was invited by Chanel to produce a collection of glass

14th Century. In the Seventies Archimede Seguso was invited by Chanel to produce a collection of glass

14th Century. In the Seventies Archimede Seguso was invited by Chanel to produce a collection of glass

family have been producing glass at Murano, in Venice, since the 14th Century. In the Seventies Archimede

initially from the 14th century out of bricks and covered in pink veined marble coming from the nearby

family have been producing glass artifacts on the island of Murano, in Venice, since the 14th Century. In

, in Venice, since the 14th Century. In the 1970s Archimede Seguso was invited by Chanel to produce a

beginning of the 14th century when a variety of new multi-dimensional vaults emerged. The Lierne vault or

have been producing glass at Murano, in Venice, since the 14th Century. In the Seventies Archimede

tradition of carrying around a pocket watch has been popular since at least the 14th century. It has

came from the Dutch region of Europe - Dating back to the 14th Century in Europe, initially only worn

the 14th century from 1397 when an enameller from the city, Master Guillaume, was entrusted with the

, from ri- "again" and nascere "be born") was a cultural movement that spanned roughly the 14th to the

Two champlevé enamelled bronze roundels. English, 13th/14th century. Each measures 4.4cm

Amunde hoard, deposition c. 1361), and the group is generally dated to the mid-14th century. Parallels

A scarce signet ring with a coat of arms intaglio crafted in silver dating to the late 14th - early

goes back to Egypt in the 14th century BC and has remained ever since as a symbol of eternity

in England and France and a few examples can be found as early as the 14th century. The rings are

early as the 14th century BCE and was practiced by ancient civilizations in Mesopotamia, Assyria

old world 14th-century paintings - and it can clearly be seen in the romanticism and mogul aspect in

gem carving, the art of intaglio dates to as early as the 14th century B.C.E. and was practiced by

glass artifacts on the island of Murano, in Venice, since the 14th Century. In the late 1960s Archimede

glass artifacts on the island of Murano, in Venice, since the 14th Century. In the late 1960s Archimede

intaglio dates to as early as the 14th century B.C.E. and was practiced by ancient civilizations in

Luxembourg since the 14th century (see Ravensbury Antiques instagram post for examples of these coats of arms

An excellent antique Italian cameo dating to the second half of the 19th century, circa 1865. The

so rich history. The French cut traces back to 14th century, most fashionable cut in the 17th century

used in votive objects such as the unusual 14th century reliquary in the Machado de Castro National

of faceting that originated as far back as the 14th century. It’s a progression from an earlier

This antique horse ring is a symbol of nobility in East Java in the 14-15th centuries. The

the late 14th century says that Simon Stock, believed to be an early English prior general of the

the late 14th century says that Simon Stock, believed to be an early English prior general of the

A superb Islamic gold and agate ring dating from the 13th to 14th century. The brown ‘sheep’s eye

twelfth century well into the fourteenth century. The gold ring features a polished dark purple amethyst

, crescent moon and convent tower. Italian portrait from the 14th century portraying both innocence and

As the 14th century proverb states, "Mighty oaks from little acorns grow". Acorns are also

young woman, unicorn, crescent moon and convent tower. Italian portrait from the 14th century portraying

young woman, unicorn, crescent moon and convent tower. Italian portrait from the 14th century portraying

13th to 14th centuries and evolved the use of Lapis to our modern time. The most rare and fine specimen

history -- in this case, Isabella, the queen consort of Edward II in 14th century England. Edward was a

York City. This gorgeous cocktail ring was inspired by the 14th-century queen consort of France, known

from Venice who's family have been glass makers since the 14th Century and the family glassworks

marriage rings dating back to the 10th century and most prominent in Medieval Europe in the 13th and 14th

only known form of polishing diamonds up to the 14th Century. Timeless and Romantic, meant to capture

scarab ring is the golden scarab of Nefetiti which dated to the 14th century BCE and was discovered in

Ages, diamonds were thought to possess healing properties, and by the 14th century, they had become

gold, circa 14th - 15th century. This is a very fine medieval ring, displaying ornate engraved

Rare Possibly English late 14th/15th century 22/24 Kt solid gold Fede ring from a private Italian

of the period. These rings were in fashion from the twelfth century well into the fourteenth century

This antique horse ring is a symbol of nobility in East Java in the 14-15th centuries. The

there about 1241–1242. A tradition first attested to in the late 14th century says that Simon Stock

Company continued to grow and prosper throughout the 19th century. During the American Civil War, they

war cry or slogan, mottoes began appearing with coats of arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, although