Antique Arch

Arms, John Taylor. ARCH OF THE CONCA, PERUGIA. Etching, 1926. 10 1/4" x 14 5/8 plus margins.

Arch of the Pont Neuf, Paris Etching on heavy wove paper, 1923 Signed in pencil lower right (see photo) From: Brangwyn Portfolio (12 original etchings and three lithographs) Publishe...

A mirror whose gold gilt frame, rectangular tall gives it real character at first glance. Originating in France during 1880s, it shows the construction techniques typical of the time...

A very well made Highboy with fine traditional form, dove-tail drawer construction, later Batwing pulls and escutcheons, top turned Finials, two deep square drawers with Scalloped ca...

Features include its rounded arch top, original hinges and 4 panel construction to both sides.

This impressive Victorian arched fireplace mantel is crafted from fine Carrara marble and features a distinctive central keystone.

This antique Victorian 9 panel arched oak door dates back to circa 1900, sourced from a grade II listed building in Bristol’s old city.

circa 1800 Georgian English Arched Mahogany Inlaid Linen Press An exceptional example sku 2090 Together W127 x D54 x H205.5 cm Base W127 x D54.5 x H91.5 cm Top W124 x D54 x H114 cm W...

This antique gothic style arched and panelled oak door dates back to circa 1900, sourced from a grade II listed building in Bristol’s old city.

An arched 19th Century cast Iron fireplace insert. A generous outer plate with an arched raised border.

A simple yet elegant antique ecclesiastical multi-arched stained glass panel depicting a stylised chalice.

Additional dimensions: Doors- Height 234 cm Width 124.5 cm Depth 5.5 cm Frame- Width 132.5 cm Depth 12.5 cm Weight 112 kg (total).

To the centre arch is a hand painted scene of a vivid blue dove held in the cup of a hand in an abstract style.

The 19th Century Italian Giltwood Arch Top Mirror features an elegant arched shape with intricate carvings.

A medium 19th Century Victorian cast iron arched fireplace insert of typical form complete with its original bars.

Roman Arch -Vintage Photo is a black and white photograph of the early 20th century.

Roman Arch  - Vintage Photo is a black and white photograph realized in the early 20th century.

Roman Arch- Vintage Photo is a black and white photograph realized in the early 20th century.

Roman Arch - Vintage Photo is a black and white photograph realized in the early 20th century.

Historical Arch-  Vintage Photo is a black and white photograph realized in the early 20th century.

. - Grand Rapids, MI Tall display cabinet crafted in rich mahogany and walnut veneer, featuring an arched bonnet top and intricate carved fretwork overlaying a single glass door.

A tall unglazed antique cupboard door, designed for placement in an arched interior alcove. This stripped pine door is made up of 4 opening cupboards: two unglazed arched doors to t...

19th Century Cast Iron Arch Fireplace Insert Recently Salvaged From A London Town House.

A pair of antique arched wrought iron panels. These panels are an ode to their English blacksmith, made from wrought iron in an arched shape with an unusual elegant scrolling leaf an...

The fireplace features an elegant arched opening surrounded by a particularly attractive series of raised circular bosses, complemented by geometric and architectural detailing acros...

Dating from circa 1890, this beautiful antique gate overthrow has stood the test of time, beautifully detailed with scrolls and completed with an elegant arched top. Of the Victor...

Long arched window with leaded design and textured glass.

Early 20th Century gothic style window with leaded design. Slight arch at the top of the window. This window comes from a church and has geometric designs with textured clear glass.

A pair of large reclaimed arched stained glass double windows, sourced from a chapel built in 1850.

A 19th century arched architectural model or decorative niche. This grand tour piece resembles a neoclassical temple or monument.

This is flanked by a pair of sweeping arched spandrels with fielded panels and a moulded arch edging.

circa 1880 19thC English Mahogany Arched Glazed Bookcase Cabinet sku 1795 Base W154 x D47 x H94 cm Top W158 x D39 x H104 cm Together W158 x D47 x H198 cm Weight 154 kg

A set of tall Victorian arched double doors suitable for interior use. With one side currently painted a dark emerald green and the other a soft light brown, these painted pine room ...

Antique 19th Century cast iron fireplace insert. A medium sized arched insert with raised outer border, complete with its original damper and curved cast fire bars.

Its silhouette, topped by an elegant pointed arch, along with its intricate geometric and vegetal ornamentation, reflects the artistic traditions of the Maghreb and the influence of ...

A tall English regency period (circa 1820) arched wrought iron side gate, reclaimed from a house in Norfolk.

A restored antique post-medieval arched stained glass armorial window, dating to circa 1860.

An antique arched stained glass window of an angel by Hardman & Co, Birmingham.

A 19th century Victorian arched cast iron register grate with egg and dart moulding, panelled sides and back with cast detail.

A large antique Tudor style arched door with 15-panels to either side dating to the mid-19th century.

The Arch is an original Vintage b/w photograph after a painting of the late 19th Century realized in the Early 20th Century.

The Arch is an original Vintage b/w photograph after a painting of the late 19th Century realized in the Early 20th Century.

Romanesque style with arched upper forms, and stepped base with abstract leaf detail at the corners.

A pair of antique doors with arched and paneled design with remnants of old green and other encrusted paint.

A mid-19th century gothic style arched oak plank door with original wrought iron strap hinges and hardware.

Crafted from striking Rouge Royal Red Marble, this original late Victorian early Edwardian chimneypiece has been gently restored in-house. This fireplace design showcases a sophisti...

Large stained glass transom window with vibrant colored glass. This window gives full privacy with no clear glass, and a wonderful leaded design to enhance your front door. Currently...

Carved giltwood arched mirror in Antique Gold. Finished in antique gold, this carved giltwood arched mirror is distinguished by tall arched top, subtle molded frame, reflecting the l...

Carved giltwood arched mirror in Antique Gold. Its antique gold finish sets off tall arched frame, molded gilt edge, a hallmark of of the louis philippe period France craftsmanship i...

Carved giltwood arched mirror in Antique Gold. The antique gold surface highlights rounded arch top, softly worn gilt finish, characteristic of France furniture making in the louis p...

Constructed in substantial cast iron, the fireplace features a beautifully detailed arched surround with crisp decorative casting throughout.

A unique antique ecclesiastical multi-arched stained glass panel depicting a stylised song bird.

A unique antique ecclesiastical multi-arched stained glass panel depicting a pair of sheep huddled in a cave, while an olive branch hangs above them.

To the centre arches are hand painted scenes of vibrant burning heart and tassled whip in an abstract style.

A charming Swedish wall cabinet dating to the early 19th century, distinguished by its architectural arched crest and beautifully aged blue painted finish.

Perhaps once part of a larger arched window, this panel’s myriad of glass colours will look beautiful in any setting.

A substantial antique Victorian cast iron fireplace, distinguished by its elegant arched opening, broad architectural proportions and gently serpentine mantel shelf.

A Chinese late Qing Dynasty period chair from the early 20th century with vertical slats, pierced apron, pillar strut motifs and humpback stretchers. Exuding the richness of Chinese ...

This piece presents as a buffet, distinguished by whitewashed weathered wood, arched panel doors. Dating to 1820s and originating from France, it reflects the design sensibilities of...

A tall antique arched external oak door for glazing dating to circa 1900, sourced from a grade II listed building in Bristol’s old city.