19th Century Icon

It would appeal to collectors of Russian icons, antique religious objects, enamel icons and 19th-century ecclesiastical art.

Antique Adjustable Sherz Lounge Chair A beautifully restored Sherz lounge chair, an iconic 19th-century adjustable reclining chaise originally designed for therapeutic relaxation an...

Samary was one of the most captivating figures of late 19th-century Paris. An iconic actress at the Comédie-Française, her fame rivaled that of the great Sarah Bernhardt.

Napoleon Crossing the Great St Bernard Pass – Alpine Campaign Engraving c.1840 This iconic 19th-century French engraving depicts one of the most celebrated episodes of Napoleon’s mi...

Linthorpe Pottery Linthorpe Pottery – also known as Linthorpe Art Pottery – was established in 1879 by local businessman John Harrison and the iconic 19th century British designer, ...

Linthorpe Pottery Linthorpe Pottery – also known as Linthorpe Art Pottery – was established in 1879 by local businessman John Harrison and the iconic 19th century British designer, ...

This exquisite pair of antique Hitchcock-style side chairs is a masterwork of 19th-century American craftsmanship. Featuring the iconic Federal silhouette, each chair is finished in ...

A near life size carved marble figure of the Crouching Venus. This late 19th century copy of the iconic Hellenistic original bases its form on the crouching Venus on permanent displa...

A superb and highly sculptural pair of Neoclassical table lamps in the form of recumbent lions, after the iconic 19th-century marble lions by Antonio Canova at Chatsworth House, Engl...

The mirror shown is a 21st-century reproduction, expressing the mid-19th-century aesthetic by its iconic Louis Philippe "rounded shoulders" and squared base corners.

Combining dramatic sculptural lines with traditional craftsmanship, these high-quality statement chairs heavily draw inspiration from iconic late 19th-century American West frontier ...

Elevate your living space with the timeless elegance of our Modern Sultanabad Wool Rug. Inspired by the iconic 19th-century "Ziegler" designs of Western Persia, this rug offers a sop...

Staffordshire dog figures have been produced since the 19th century and remain enduring decorative icons in English country interiors.

"The Hitchcock chair is an iconic 19th-century American "fancy chair" pioneered by craftsman Lambert Hitchcock in 1818.

Bauer Pottery is a California-based ceramics manufacturer known for its brightly colored, Art Deco–inspired garden pottery. Founded in the late 19th century, it became an iconic name...

Founded in the late 19th century, their iconic pieces combine sleek lines, gentle curves, and light woods, creating timeless and stylish furniture that remains popular among collecto...

Despite their condition, these chairs represent an important and iconic 19th-century design and offer an excellent restoration opportunity.

This painting is a vibrant depiction of a summer day in Sharivka, capturing the iconic 19th-century "Stone Bridge" that leads to the famous estate.

Originally designed by Michael Thonet in the mid-19th century, notably the iconic No. 14 chair.

Bill Armstrong writes: “In After: Dreaming in Color, I imagine the history of photography as if in a dream, making color interventions into iconic 19th-century photographs. “My proc...

This painting beautifully combines Bristol’s rich maritime history with its iconic 19th-century engineering, making it a striking and timeless composition.

The company's heritage in horology dates back to the 19th century when its iconic Regulator clock graced the window of the London flagship store.

The company grew from a stationery and fancy goods store into one of the world’s leading jewelry houses, and was instrumental in establishing the 925 sterling silver standard in the ...

Created in Provincial France in the late 19th century, this culinary icon exudes history and craftsmanship, having a shaped backsplash with convenient tool slot for storing utensils,...

Originally designed by Giuseppe Gaetano Descalzi and then reviewed by Philippe Starck, these lightweight and elegant chairs with shapely crest rails and spindled backs are wonderfull...

Designed by the legendary Alfred Choubrac in the late 19th century, this iconic artwork once advertised performances at the famed Ambassadeurs club on the Champs-Elysées.

The setting may represent Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, a historic hub for international trade during the 19th century. Known for its iconic harbor scenes filled with traditional sail...

Coloured using eco-friendly vegetable dyes, this handmade rug is inspired by the iconic 19th-century Sultanabad carpets, renowned for their sophisticated designs and enduring appeal.

This set of eight lithographs is part of 'The Seat of War in the East', an iconic mid-19th-century publication documenting scenes from the Crimean War (1853–1856).

About the Artist: Thomas Moran, often called the “American Turner,” was a leading figure in 19th-century landscape art. His iconic views of Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and the Ame...

Drawing inspiration from iconic 19th century Chinese & Tibetan dragon rugs, we present an 8x10 vision from our Homage Collection embracing dragon imagery with cloudband motifs ho...

Featuring an elegant ivory field with an intricate all-over geometric floral design, interwoven medallions, and a finely detailed border, this eco-friendly Oriental carpet is natural...

Coloured using eco-friendly vegetable dyes, this handmade rug is inspired by the iconic 19th-century Sultanabad carpets, renowned for their sophisticated designs and enduring appeal.

Coloured using eco-friendly vegetable dyes, this handmade rug is inspired by the iconic 19th-century Sultanabad carpets, renowned for their sophisticated designs and enduring appeal.

Bill Armstrong writes: “In After: Dreaming in Color, I imagine the history of photography as if in a dream, making color interventions into iconic 19th-century photographs. “My proc...

Bill Armstrong writes: “In After: Dreaming in Color, I imagine the history of photography as if in a dream, making color interventions into iconic 19th-century photographs. “My proc...

Bill Armstrong writes: “In After: Dreaming in Color, I imagine the history of photography as if in a dream, making color interventions into iconic 19th-century photographs. “My proc...