Antique Artifacts

Originally from a church in Tuscany, each artifact has been hand carved and naturally distressed with age.

Textiles of this era are world renowned for their bold graphic presence and their role as significant cultural artifacts that carry the distinct weaver-specific symbols of the Malaty...

This mold represents that celebrated tradition of molded chocolate craftsmanship and stands as both a functional object and a decorative historical artifact. A highly desirable colle...

Once an integral decorative element of a Dayak long house, this panel now stands as a striking sculptural artifact. It functions equally well as a wall-mounted object or focal piece,...

A compelling Renaissance sacred textile, suitable for collectors of early European embroidery, religious artifacts, and museum-quality decorative arts. Origin: France Date: Circa 153...

Faux porphyry inspired by Egyptian artifacts brought to ancient Rome.  Dimensions not identical.

The date of manufacture reflects when she transformed the piece and the period shows that the fragment artifact is originally 18th century. The Italian gilded artifact is preserved ...

Such objects are not only sources of light, but also cultural artifacts that keep stories and traditions of bygone eras alive.

Steeped in the history of Ottoman-inspired designs, the piece functions as a vibrant textile artifact, capturing the regal and spiritual essence of its Turkish provenance.

Summary In concise terms, the Pomar Codex is historically important as a hybrid artifact of art and science that documents early modern efforts to classify nature, preserves otherwis...

This is an artisan made custom piece with precious metal and an ancient artifact. Unique and one of a kind!

Today, this poster stands as both a piece of graphic design and a cultural artifact, offering insight into fashion, publishing, and consumer culture during the late Victorian era.

Whether displayed as a spiritual focal point, a historical artifact, or a decorative accent within a curated interior, this 1920 oak and copper crucifix offers a compelling blend of ...

Whether displayed as a devotional focal point, a historical artifact, or a sculptural accent within a curated interior, this oak and copper crucifix offers a compelling blend of symb...

Key Features: Origin: Turkey Material: Premium Wool Technique: Hand-Knotted, Tribal Loom Construction Design: Repeating Nomadic Medallions with Arrow and Cross Symbols Size: 3′ x 15...

Its mix of garments, motifs, and artifacts makes it a standout decorative and educational piece.

Professionally backed with linen for durability and modern use this pillow serves as both a functional decorative object and a preserved artifact of early European textile craftsmans...

Housed in a fairly heavy platinum case bearing the markings of the prestigious Merimont Watch Co. of New York, this piece offers more than just utility or refined style—it serves as ...

Suitable for refined traditional, classical, or curated eclectic interiors, it functions equally as a collectible textile artifact and a sophisticated decorative accent.

Whether placed in a gallery-like space or used to add warmth and authenticity to a contemporary setting, this rare Moroccan Kilim rug is a soulful artifact—one that connects the past...

The mechanical stability of the entire set is flawless, making it not only a visually captivating artifact but also a fully functional piece of furniture ready for immediate use.

The dominant hue, however, is a striking, naturally derived Blue, Coral color, which provides a warm, luminous quality that distinguishes this specific antique from darker tribal wea...

It reflects decades, if not more, of daily handling, exposure, and use, making the trough a compelling artifact of rural life. Though born of utility, the trough now reads as a scul...

Whether displayed on the floor or as a wall tapestry, this vintage Samarkand rug offers timeless sophistication and cultural richness—an evocative artifact from a crossroads of civil...

It stands as both a decorative centerpiece and a historical artifact, embodying the sophisticated design, cross-cultural exchange, and technical excellence of Chinese porcelain produ...

Today, this Officiel Paris-Spectacles poster remains a valuable historical artifact, capturing the energy, diversity, and sophistication of Parisian entertainment at a moment when th...

They were both practical tools and visual artifacts of a bustling cultural economy. Beyond its informational purpose, Officiel Paris-Spectacles captures the spirit of pre-war Paris—...

Today, posters like this one are rare historical artifacts that illustrate how music, industry, and international relations intersected during the early twentieth century.

Dimensions circa: --Height: 23.5 cm --Width (with handle): 25 cm --Depth: 17.5 cm An extraordinary collector's piece for the discerning enthusiast of Norwegian cultural artifacts.

Signed on the underside, this piece is both a functional vessel and a decorative artifact of Turkish craftsmanship. A distinctive accent for collectors of Middle Eastern antiques or...

Mounted on a custom black metal stand, the object is presented as it now lives: no longer currency, but artifact. Its silhouette reads as purely modern—almost abstract—bridging ethno...

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

This exquisite hand mirror is a rare artifact from Japan’s prestigious Meiji Period (1868–1912), showcasing the peerless craftsmanship of the renowned Samurai Shokai workshop in Yoko...

Such a libation basin is an example of a well-known, but uncommon category of artifacts dating to the New Kingdom (1539-1075 BCE) and later.

This piece functions equally as a collectible textile artifact and a refined decorative accent. Ideal for interiors that value authenticity, craftsmanship, and layered historical nar...

This piece functions not only as a decorative accent but as a collectible textile artifact, well suited for discerning collectors and designers seeking to introduce genuine European ...

This old Burmese lacquerware betelnut box is a beautifully crafted early 20th-century artifact from Burma (Myanmar), showcasing the rich tradition of Southeast Asian lacquer artistry.

A unique piece that functions as both a collector’s artifact and a powerful decorative statement.

In the process, we have had the extraordinary good fortune of meeting remarkable people - some collectors, others just extremely interesting individuals who have taken the time and e...

A superb example of Regency craftsmanship, this tea caddy serves as both a decorative accent and an evocative artifact of 19th-century English social history. Condition consistent wi...

Originating circa 1880-1890, this 6x10 antique Karabagh rug is a rare and soulful artifact hailing from the Caucasus. Made with hand-knotted wool, the rug serves as a subversive wind...

The central medallion is tightly rendered, framed by complex, repeating motifs that define the regional style, confirming its status as a highly collectible textile artifact. The pal...

This Seychour piece represents a fine opportunity for collectors seeking authentic, high-quality antique rugs from the turn of the 20th century. It is a compelling artifact of nomadi...

This magnificent textile represents a powerful cultural artifact, embodying the enduring legacy of Turkish weaving.

Faint abrash and gentle age-related patina lend authenticity and a whisper of the passage of time, making it as much a historical artifact as a decorative treasure. This piece would...

The borders are equally complex, featuring bands of geometric patterns interspersed with small reflective mirror elements. Artifacts such as this square textile transcend typical flo...

Condition : Good * Han Dynasty Pottery Han Dynasty pottery, originating from one of China's most significant historical periods (202 BCE – 220 CE), is renowned for its technologica...

It is both a compelling historical artifact and a visually engaging decorative piece, ideally suited for a study, library, or interior with a global or scholarly theme.

Provenance: From a 33 East End Avenue Estate. Keywords: Artifacts, Antiquities,Terracotta, Clay, Censer, Giyan Tepe, Roman, Curios, Wunderkammer, Decorative Arts

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

The Bourbon King Carlo appointed fifteen scholars creating a new “Herculaneum Academy” to study the artifacts and publish the results of the archaeological excavations of the sites.

This ensures the lamps are not only beautiful historical artifacts but also fully safe and functional accessories for a modern desk or bedside table.

Additionally, genuine artifacts of this kind are increasingly scarce on the market, especially in mostly intact condition.

The sword’s scabbard complements the piece with its rhythmic pattern and warm patinated surfaces, giving it a commanding presence both as an ethnographic artifact and as a decorative...

This exceptional piece is not a standard floor covering, but a finely woven nomadic textile, likely a saddlebag or khorjin, representing the robust weaving traditions of Anatolia. Su...

This pillow serves as both a decorative object and a collectible artifact, offering a tangible connection to 17th century European textile artistry.

With its austere beauty and powerful provenance, this necklace is a wearable artifact of devotion, craftsmanship, and European heritage.

This rug is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a cultural artifact—an enduring symbol of China’s long-standing textile tradition.