Antique Artifacts

This portrait is both a decorative statement and a historical artifact, offering insight into the visual culture of antebellum America.

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These armchairs are not merely furniture but primarily historical artifacts with high collectors value. They are ideal for those who appreciate the combination of art, history, and s...

This 1823 English George IV silver presentation tray represents not only a cherished artifact of the past but also a work of art that encapsulates the rich history and craftsmanship ...

This wonderfully strange boulder—carved into the unmistakable form of a dragon’s head—is equal parts folk art, artifact, and mystery. With a wide toothy grin, eyes on either side, an...

Today, it stands as a rare and evocative artifact, reflecting the artistry and spiritual life of the Toraja highlands.

As part of Le Monde en Estampes, this plate stands as both a historical artifact and a work of art, illustrating European interest in the cultural diversity of Africa during an era o...

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

These lithographs are more than simple portraits: they are artifacts of cultural history, reflecting the 19th-century European fascination with ethnography and the “scientific” class...

Collectors of early ethnographic illustration, South American history, or rare natural history folios will appreciate the importance of these works. They stand as artifacts of cultur...

The survival of both pieces in a matching pair, retaining original fittings and old glass, enhances their rarity and desirability as Grand Tour artifacts.

The wide, solid indigo border frames the complexity of the central design and the meandering vine motifs, ensuring this square piece remains a highly collectible artifact of textile ...

This map captures that transition with clarity and precision, making it both a decorative and historically significant artifact. Condition report: Good condition with light age toni...

Today, this work remains a compelling historical artifact, blending art and politics in a style uniquely Bakst's own.

Note: Due to its age, this artifact is sold as a collectible and not for functional use.

A Work of Art and Science: This engraving is therefore more than just a beautiful print. It is a primary artifact from a pivotal moment in the history of science and exploration, a t...

Sculptural 18th century Italian gilded fragment artifact with phantom quartz and mounted on raw agate.

This plate is an outstanding artifact for collectors interested in East Asian history, Qing Dynasty cartography, the Meiji period, and 19th-century geopolitics.

Hank Johnson was a geologist, and passionate collector of historical and ancient artifacts. Starting with relics and bottles from ghost towns, he later focused on Anasazi pottery and...

Wonderfull and nicely made artifact of high quality. A pair of Polychrome candle sticks with floral design.

Every item in Menorah Galleries is accompanied by a Lifetime Certificate of Authenticity and additional documentation and information regarding the individual artifact and its culture.

She inherited and meticulously maintained the collections both parents had acquired over their lifetimes; after the death of her husband, she fully devoted herself to adding to her e...

Its patina highlights its age and authenticity, making it a valuable addition to any collection of ethnographic artifacts.

They serve as rare and evocative artifacts that intertwine mythology, theatre, and avant-garde aesthetics from that pivotal era.

To acquire this exquisite work of art is to embrace more than fine design—it is to inherit a living legacy. As a museum-worthy artifact of artistry and identity, it belongs within th...

With its scale of 1:400,000, the map balances precision with clarity, making it both a useful educational tool and a historical artifact. Published by A. Sleeswijk in Bussum and lit...

Today, it remains an important artifact of Enlightenment cartography, combining geographical precision with artistic refinement.

Very nice artifact with beautiful painting Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Region of Origin: Japan Japanese Style: Arita Period: 19th century Meiji Periode (18...

" • A British-Made American Icon: Paradoxically, this intensely patriotic American artifact was produced by master potters in Liverpool, England.

This rare and compelling piece is more than just a commercial advertisement—it is a visual artifact of a transformative period in design history.

Key Features: Material: Bronze Era: 17th Century, Italian Condition: Excellent Dimensions: 61 x 28 x 6 cm This impressive processional cross is perfect for collectors of religious a...

This map is not only a geographic record but also a cultural and historical artifact, produced at a time when Scotland was experiencing industrial growth while retaining its distinct...

Classic repoussé technique, the form exudes charm and mechanical energy—making it an exceptional pocket collectible or desk display piece. A rare crossover artifact of early American...

Each image in the series is accompanied by historical notes, making this a valuable artifact for collectors and historians. Condition: Good condition.

This exquisite print offers a glimpse into the ceremonial attire of one of Europe’s most storied religious orders, making it an excellent addition to any collection of historical eng...

Majestic yet soulful, this Bijar triclinium rug transcends mere decoration; it is a living artifact of aristocratic tradition and artistic endurance.

Collectors of early ethnographic illustration, historical portraiture, and 19th-century printmaking will find these works particularly appealing, both as artifacts of cultural histor...

Period: 17th Century Origin: Likely Continental Europe Material: Sterling silver, hand-painted glass Technique: Reverse glass painting (verso painting) Dimensions: 6 x 4 x 1 cm (...

The aged patina and subtle wear bear witness to its long history of service, reflecting the enduring tradition of tzedakah (charity) and communal responsibility. A remarkable artifa...

Why Choose This Pietà Sculpture? A rare and genuine artifact from the 1500s. Beautifully captures the emotional depth and artistry of religious themes.

Materials: Beechwood, white painted Corrugated cardboard, white painted Partly painted over during restoration Four round black feet Condition: Professionally restored Signs o...

This exquisite red soapstone Bi disc is a remarkable artifact from Neolithic China, dating back to the 3rd millennium BC.

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

This antique Samarkand rug is an enduring artifact of cross-cultural artistry, ideal for sophisticated interiors that value both subtlety and historical depth.

For collectors of scientific illustration, natural history, or maritime subjects, they represent important artifacts from one of the most influential intellectual projects of the per...

Produced for the folio edition of the Encyclopédie, they are not only valuable as works of scientific illustration but also as artifacts of one of the most influential intellectual p...

Alternatively, a museum-style float mount that preserves visibility of the original folds can emphasize its character as a historical artifact. Technique: Copperplate engraving (fol...

Its enduring beauty and craftsmanship make it a treasured artifact for collectors of antique fine china and Neoclassical decorative arts.

Every item in Menorah Galleries is accompanied by a Lifetime Certificate of Authenticity and additional documentation and information regarding the individual artifact and its culture.

Objects of this material complexity were produced in extremely limited numbers; surviving examples with this level of iconographic richness are almost never encountered outside major...

Likely handcrafted in the mid-20th century, this piece reflects a blend of indigenous craftsmanship and maritime tradition, making it both a cultural artifact and a distinctive fashi...

Measuring 61.5 cm high, 25.1 cm wide, and 13.4 cm deep, and weighing 6.63 kgs, this rare artifact embodies the rich cultural and spiritual legacy of temple craftsmanship.

They are considered works of art because of the technical execution of an existing form and design; the skill might be seen in the precision of the form, the surface decoration or in...

Its scale and precision craftsmanship suggest it was likely produced as a novelty or display object rather than for daily utility. A rare and playful artifact of Victorian design, b...

Both a collector’s object and a decorative treasure for the desk, it is a superb addition to any collection of Egyptian Revival works of art, heraldic artifacts, or Art Deco silver a...

It is a testament to the craftsmanship and ingenuity of Chinese artisans and a fascinating artifact of culinary tradition.

Fully disassemblable for storage, the hanger remains in pristine condition, a remarkable feat considering its age. This museum-grade artifact not only showcases the material luxury a...

A Carved Stone Shabbat Lamp made in Yemen circa 1900 is an important artifact that reflects the religious traditions of Yemeni Jewish communities during that period.

This portrait is a rare and poignant historical artifact, ideal for collectors of Dutch religious history, Remonstrant heritage, and Golden Age theological portraiture.

Their historical significance and architectural form make them a treasured artifact of early Jewish domestic ritual.