Abbey Antique

Pair of Heavy 19thC Gothic Revival Brass Altar Candlesticks converted to table lamps - Attributed to Jones and Willis Birmingham - 18" diam x 34"h - The lampshade(s) are newly handma...

After Auguste Moreau Cold Painted Bronze Cherub converted to a table lamp on a marble base - signed - 12" diam x 24"h - The lampshade(s) are newly handmade silks by the same maker as...

Originally positioned in a grand ecclesiastical structure in the heart of Rouen—perhaps the Abbey of Saint-Ouen or the Cathedral's North Transept—it was designed to be viewed from be...

It has the romantic, aristocratic atmosphere associated with Downton Abbey-era dressing while remaining remarkably striking with a modern gown, tailored suit, or minimal black dress.

Moreau, 19thC French Gilt Bronze Figural Lamp Base - in the form of a boy carrying a heavy water vessel, signed and with foundry mark medallion, on an onyx square base with ball - 14...

This chapel was subsequently expanded into an Abbey and Basilica of Saint-Denis. A further late Gothic statue of Saint Denis, carved in limestone, can be found in the Musée de C...

In the antiques world, this specific logo stamped on the base of the piece is technically known as the "Mettlach VB mark with abbey." METTLACH is the name of the German town where t...

Its dramatic Highland setting makes it one of Scotland’s most famous castles. Fountains Abbey, North Yorkshire The view titled Fountains Abbey depicts the picturesque remains of the...

Crafted in solid oak, the bench reflects the enduring influence of the Gothic Revival movement, when European cabinetmakers looked back to the great cathedrals, abbeys and ecclesiast...

From the 1930s onwards, under the influence of his friend Maurice Denis, Maurice Rétif settled at the Benedictine Abbey of En Calcat, where he became a master glassmaker under the na...

The map also includes Cheltenham, one of England's most elegant Regency spa towns; Tewkesbury, famous for its medieval abbey and the Battle of Tewkesbury; Cirencester, known as the "...

Among the principal towns and cities shown are Gloucester, known as the "Cathedral City"; Cheltenham, celebrated as one of England's finest Regency spa towns; Cirencester, often call...

Exchanging paintings for drink with Ernest Harris, proprietor of The Stag Inn at Lyndhurst, it was a sad end to an estimable career Lived in London 1880 and Lyndhurst, Hants 1887 E...

Throughout the manuscript appear extensive red rubrications, liturgical annotations, and vernacular German instructions intended for practical convent use, revealing the living music...

Etching, c. 19th century This finely executed etching by Léon Desbuissons presents the cloister of St. Papoul Abbey, a Benedictine site in southern France renowned for its Romanesqu...

St Mary’s Church in Bury St Edmunds stands beside the famous ruins of the medieval Abbey of St Edmund, once one of the wealthiest Benedictine monasteries in England.

Ulrich's and St. Afra's Abbey. About 80 books are known to have been printed by Zainer, of which most were for the use of the clergy.

Edwardian Brass Large Table Lamp in the Neoclassical form of Corinthian Column on Platform Base - 18"diam x 37"h - The lampshade(s) are newly handmade silks by the same maker as prov...

Ulrich's and St. Afra's Abbey. About 80 books are known to have been printed by Zainer, of which most were for the use of the clergy.

The region remains internationally celebrated for its vineyards, historic abbeys, and the origins of sparkling Champagne wine.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

The factory was established on the site of a former Cistercian abbey, from which it takes its name. Its creation was encouraged by Belgium’s growing industrial strength in the early ...

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Hayter orchestrates the figures in carefully balanced groups, leading the eye across the crowded interior of Westminster Abbey and toward the focal point of royal authority.

Sense and Sensibility, in two volumes; Pride and Prejudice, in two volumes; Mansfield Park, in two volumes; Emma, in two volumes, Northanger Abbey, and Persuasion. Handsomely bound ...

The central images in the foreground depict groomsmen holding the reins of a Barbary horses in front of the main façade and the rear of the Welbeck Abbey. The background imagery incl...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique English sterling silver gilt castle top vinaigrette depicting Dryburgh Abbey; an addition to our collectable box collection.

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique William IV English sterling silver castle top vinaigrette depicting Newstead Abbey; an addition to our collectable box collection.

Pair of Early 20thC Marble-Effect Alabaster Table Lamps of baluster form - 7" diam x18"h - The lampshade(s) are newly handmade silks by the same maker as provides the shades for Down...

In 1870 the firm moved to Abbey Street trading under the family name until 1969.

NOTE: One Vase depicting the Works at Ironbridge Gorge in Shropshire Numbered 39 out of 500 pieces, the urn with gold, blue, cream and gilt colouring, with three delicate handles, a...

The origins of the factory date back to the early 1800s, when Jean-François Boch acquired a former Benedictine abbey in Mettlach and began establishing ceramic production there.

Pair of Early 20thC White Onyx Table Lamps, having gilt metal supports in the form of stylised dolphins - 6.5" diam x18.5"h - The lampshade(s) are newly handmade silks by the same ma...

19thC Tibetan Ceremonial Copper & Silvered Metal Horn converted into a standard lamp base - 23"diam x 76"h - The lampshade(s) are newly handmade silks by the same maker as provides t...

The painting - one of the artist’s finest views of London in the 1860s - depicts the Houses of Parliament, the tower of Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, and the old foreshore as seen from...

It evokes the glamor romance and style of the wonderful Bridgerton, Downton Abbey and The Gilded Age television series! The necklace dates to circa 1880.

This is an absolutely breathtaking piece, which is certain to make it a talking point in your home, it is identical to one that was seen in the award-winning television drama, Downto...

In 1870 the firm moved to Abbey Street trading under the family name until 1969.

Printed in Paris in 1928 on Abbey Mills Greenfield laid paper and published in an edition of 250.

"(published by Father Dom François Chamard, Benedictine of the Abbey of Ligugé in France (Paris, 1882)) Our painting reminds us of a work by the troubadour painter Charles Louis Les...

Arts and Crafts Brass Standard Adjustable Oil Lamp with Reservoir bowl area, Slender Column Twist Triform Legs with Copper Floral Decorations - converted to electric - 22" x variabl...

English School, "The Palace of Westminster", "Westminster Abbey" and "Canterbury Cathedral" English School circa 1870.

Lessay – Famous Romanesque abbey 12. Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte – Knightly stronghold 13.

Late 19thC Brass Standard Oil Lamp in the form of an urn on an adjustable Classical-style column, with a circular base of wreaths and bows, on lion paw feet – converted to electric -...

The hinged lid featuring an intricately inlaid marquetry panel depicting Muckross Abbey surrounded by inlaid motifs of meandering vines, thistles & shamrocks.

The Glastonbury chair was possibly based on a chair made for Abbot Richard Beere from a description brought back from Rome in 1504 by John Arthur Thorne, treasurer at the abbey. At t...

Bound in full red morocco, ribbed gilt decorated spine, spine panels and covers tooled with sporting devices, covers tooled with multi-interlaced designs, multi color morocco onlay d...

Their eponymous “Cosmatesque” ornament can be found in the most prominent churches of the High Renaissance, including the Sistine Chapel, Westminster Abbey, and the Raphael Rooms at ...

The backrest is decorated with dark inlays and a dominant, carved palmette According to the previous owner, the chair comes from Banz Abbey, a former Benedictine abbey between Bambe...

A carved architectural marble fragment depicting a boars head, reclaimed from Pentney Abbey, Norfolk. Dating to circa 1680, this freestanding animal sculpture displays a striking st...

Exquisite 1740 Copperplate Engravings of English Monarchs' Tombs in Westminster Abbey" This remarkable set of five copperplate engravings, created circa 1740, showcases the monument...

1920/30's Brass Table Lamp in the form of a Neoclassical Corinthian Capped Reeded Column on a plinth base supported on bun feet 18" diam x 36"h - The lampshade(s) are newly handmade ...

Places visible on the map: Partick, Govan, Govanhill, Maryhill, Springburn, Dennistoun, Shettleston, Baillieston, Carmyle, Rutherglen, Cambuslang, Newton, Blantyre, Hamilton, Motherw...

In 1870 the firm moved to Abbey Street trading under the family name until 1969.

Mary’s early death in 1706, commemorated by a monument in Bath Abbey, lends these portraits particular poignancy: they capture the couple in the brief period when youthful promise, d...

Only difference between Westminster Abbeys coat of arms and Westminster School is two red roses for the school and a red and a white for the abbey.

By tradition the portrait depicts Mary Hammond (born c.1602), who was Sir William Temple’s mother, and the daughter of the royal physician who served James I, Dr John Hammond (c.1555...