1600S Antique

The date mentioned in the text appears to be the 16th of October, 1600s (indicated by "MDC"). The inscription suggests that the print is a commemorative piece, perhaps for an individ...

This Italian giltwood console is from the late 1600’s to the turn of the 18th century. It has a cream and beige colored inset marble top.

Our opinion is, that this Antique French Cupboard or Cabinet, could have been made in the late 1600s or early 1700s and if I did not know that this Cupboard was made from French Whit...

Stunning Italian console table hand-crafted in norther Italy in the late 1600s using walnut and decorated with walnut inlay.

The composition belongs to the tradition of seventeenth-century battle painting, of which Jacques Courtois called il Borgognone was one of the most distinctive practitioners in Italy...

Fitted with five drawers and brass pulls, the design represents a style that was especially popular in the late 1600s and early 1700s. Although this design is most often linked to th...

Technical details: Period: second half of the 1600s Origin: Piedmont Wood: Walnut Height: 112 cm (44.1 in) Width: 134 cm (52.8 in) Depth: 57 cm (22.4 in) Description: Piedmontese si...

This remarkable late 17th-century German Ohrensessel is an authentic and powerful example of Baroque domestic seating, carved in solid oak, the preferred hardwood for high-status fur...

Late-19th-century artists often revived these earlier styles for elegant interiors, and Evason’s painting is a particularly fine example of this “Old Master” revival, combining Victo...

Henry John Livens was born in 1858, in St Pancras, London the direct descendant of Jan Liebens who had left his native Holland in the 1600’s to paint a portrait of the King and subse...

Celebrated for its vivid palette of cobalt blue underglaze with iron-red, gold, and other coloured enamels, Imari porcelain first captivated European collectors in the early 1600s. T...

This is a beautiful 17th-century Japanese Arita porcelain vase, likely dating to the second half of the 1600s during the Edo period. The decoration is executed in underglaze cobalt b...

Hand Carved Stone Niche Wall Mount Plaque Architectural Element Antique . Late 1600’s Rare hand carved stone Niche from a Chateau Estate Provence .

Peruzzi are scarce to see, most having been cut in the 1600s and 1700s, and often later re-cut into more modern arrangements.

Topped with an elegant solid walnut shelf, this antique chimney piece embodies the refined minimalism and architectural balance characteristic of the late 1600s. The sculptural desig...

The composition presents a modest rural setting typical of Dutch painting in the mid-1600s, where artists embraced an observational approach to familiar countryside motifs.

These compact engravings are prized by collectors for their crisp line, engaging symbolism, and documentary value for the appearance of European towns in the early 1600s. Sheet size...

The Dodo (Raphus cucullatus), native to Mauritius, was already extinct by the late 1600s, making it a symbol of lost biodiversity. Its depiction in 18th-century European prints was l...

This diamond cut was popular throughout the 1600s and 1700s. But old stones were also used in newer jewelry, like what you see here.

This interesting looking lion dates back hundreds of years to the Stuart period in the 1600s - a time when lion-baiting was a a new and popular source of entertainment, even enjoyed ...

Its location made it a prime target for conquest and a destination for travelers throughout the ages. As early as the 1600s, the presence of oil fields made it a lucrative area.

Beautiful warm dark patina and stunning original locks and handles from the 1600s. Note how similar is  the devilish effigy carved in the center of the pediment and the plates of the...

This map reflects the maritime interests of European powers in the Atlantic during the late 1600s and captures the navigational routes and knowledge of the region as it was understoo...

Even when the weavers of antique Indian rugs borrowed designs from Persia, they immediately attained a new flavor from the individuality of the Indian weavers.The colors of the rugs ...

Even when the weavers of antique Indian rugs borrowed designs from Persia, they immediately attained a new flavor from the individuality of the Indian weavers.The colors of the rugs ...

Americans who had imported European fans from the late 1600s to the mid-1800s, joined the fan-making fray soon after the Civil War and made-in-America fans began to acquire a followi...

Still, it was not until the 1600s that the Bohemians discovered all the secrets to bring to life the most beautiful and luminous crystal ever seen: Bohemian crystal was born.

Stadshagen, the area from which this view is depicted, is situated in the northwest part of Kungsholmen and has a rich history dating back to the 1600s. Initially serving as grazing ...

The interesting looking bear dates back hundreds of years to the Stuart era in the 1600s - a time when bear baiting was a huge source of entertainment, even enjoyed by Queen Elizabet...

The careful integration of these materials, together with the precision of the stone inlay and the detailed casting of the bronze mounts and feet, reflects the quality associated wit...

The history of the love seat can be traced as far back as the late 1600s when this intimate seating arrangement for two first appeared.

A segment of Coronelli's monumental 42-inch terrestrial globe, this gore is a remarkable example of the artistry and geographical knowledge of the late 1600s. Covering France, the Ib...

Louis XIV, also known as the Sun King, absolute monarch over France in the late 1600s, had an appreciation for a style of art and design that would reflect his importance.

Gorée Island was a strategic outpost contested by the Dutch, English, French, and Portuguese throughout the 1600s and 1700s. The Dutch West India Company (WIC) occupied Gorée intermi...

Background on Dutch Delft Delftware production began in the 17th century and reached its golden age by the mid-1600s. Potters perfected the technique of coating earthenware with a wh...

This striking Louis XIII period (early 1600s) fireplace surround is carved from Stone de Nolay, a distinguished Burgundian marble/limestone celebrated for its abundant fossil and she...

They were resident at Kirkley Hall since the very early 1600s. The painting is on a cradled panel, there is a 19th century label to the verso with the painting's details and an old g...

Étienne Doirat came from a family of cabinet makers that had been established in Paris from the beginning of the 1600s. Doirat only began to stamp his furniture at the end of his car...

A Very Rare and Incredible 17/18 (1600-1700's) C. North Italian Scagliola Panel with Parrots, Peacocks, Flowers, Vines, and More.

Large Early Edo Period Wooden Buddha, Attributed to Enku (Mid–Late 1600s). This impressive and unusually large wooden Buddha is almost certainly the work of Enku—the revered 17th Cen...

This specific mirror illustrates the transition toward the Rococo, where the rigid symmetry of the 1600s began to soften into the organic, flowing details of the early 1700s.

For advanced collectors and institutions, the construction perfectly aligns with the mid-to-late 1600s: The Reverse: The back reveals massive, wide, hand-planed and adzed solid oak ...

From the time the first monochrome prints were published in the 1600s, Ukiyo-e represented a unique collaboration between the publisher, the artists and the public.

His exact birth date is not well-documented, but it is generally accepted that he was active during the latter half of the 1600s until his death in 1697. Swidde is most renowned for...

Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: Willem Janszoon Blaeu, Amsterdam, c.1642 Keywords: Caribbean map, West Indies map, Insulae Americanae, Blaeu Caribbean, Willem Blaeu map, Dut...

The Symbolism: In the 1600s, this scene wasn't just religious; it was often used as a political allegory for a smaller nation or a righteous cause overcoming a massive, oppressive fo...

While many 17th-century plates were reprinted in later centuries, the light box analysis of this specific sheet confirms it is a contemporary 1600s impression. The weight and texture...

Makassar traded in spices, pearls, gold and copper, with the Chinese and Arabs; the first colonial powers were the Portuguese, who were replaced by the Dutch in the late 1600s. A Dut...

Makassar traded in spices, pearls, gold and copper, with the Chinese and Arabs; the first colonial powers were the Portuguese, who were replaced by the Dutch in the late 1600s. A Dut...

Like Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Caravaggio (to name but a few), the name of Van Oost requires no introduction to students of art history (and even most casual observers), as he was ...

The piece captures the dramatic energy typical of the late 1600s, where religious figures were imbued with a sense of earthly weight and physical presence.

From the time the first monochrome prints were published in the 1600s, Ukiyo-e represented a unique collaboration between the publisher, the artists and the public.

Early on, most people sat on stools. During the 1600s, chairs--an innovation at the time--became popular.

Its craftsmanship speaks to the centuries-long legacy of the Stella family, whose skill in carving and engraving on a variety of materials has been celebrated since the 1600s in Fran...

From the time the first monochrome prints were published in the 1600s, Ukiyo-e represented a unique collaboration between the publisher, the artists and the public.

From the time the first monochrome prints were published in the 1600s, Ukiyo-e represented a unique collaboration between the publisher, the artists and the public.

Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: Willem Janszoon Blaeu, Amsterdam, c.1635–1645 Keywords: antique map, Blaeu map, Willem Blaeu, Dutch Golden Age, 17th century map, VOC map, Du...