Antique Badge

Solid copper and brass ships masthead lantern by the venerable English firm Meteorite. With brass makers badge and serial number. Interior has been fitted with an electric socket but...

The knight is depicted in a stately black robe adorned with the iconic insignia of the Thistle Order, including the collar chain featuring the Thistle emblem and the accompanying bad...

ICA Volta 125 Camera Folding Bed Camera For 9x12cm Plates With Ica Periskop "Alpha" F11 Fixed Lens Manufactured by Internationale Camera Actiengesellschaft (ICA) between 1920-1929 ...

Outstanding polished steel ship's masthead lantern with brass trim, Fresnel lens, badges and etc. Dimensions: 14" L x 13" W x 20" H (with or without handle).

The mottled Onyx base is decorated by a pierced Ormolu floral badge on the front side. Atop the Onyx base is an Ormolu socle shaped support with fluted designs that presents the urn ...

Glass Fresnel lens, wired with socket for home use. With brass makers badges. Hoisting and bale handles. Mounted to a thick mahogany base.

This decorative and brightly-coloured map illustrates the various county regiments of Great Britain, with a border of regimental badges.

With clear Fresnel glass lens, brass makers badge with serial number A18079. With heavy brass hoisting handle.

Timeless simplicity in design and iconic badging have made this brand a staple of elegance since 1853.

Fine Gillows, Walnut & Kingwood inlaid fitted drawer cabinet on stand circa 1920s Square cube shaped cabinet with single door, with, Silver plated etched, Escutcheon, Hinges, & corne...

Ship's port and starboard lanterns with polished and lacquered steel cases, glass Fresnel lenses, red and green filters, electric sockets, etc.. With brass maker's badges and serial ...

In the same way as keys were displayed as a badge of status by officers of the household and women in medieval Europe, ornate locks on doors and chests were part of a concern to draw...

Iron ship's lantern by Davey of London. With maker's badge that reads "Davey's Patent Windproof Ship Lamp".

Exceptional rectangular British military officer's travel trunk chest, superbly rebuilt and refurbished in beautifully patinated antique leather with accents in solid brass and fitte...

Heavy fresnel glass lens. Brass maker's badge from William Harvie, 24 Alpine St. Glasgow.

Pair of Anglo-Indian copper and brass port and starboard ship lanterns with the original Fresnel lenses, vented tops, stamped badges, carrying handles and rear sliding doors with han...

Timeless simplicity in design and iconic badging have made this brand a staple of elegance since 1853.

It is in near pristine condition and retains its extremely rare and hardly ever seen "James Dixon & Sons" badge or "label" (illustrated underneath) showing the British coat of Arms.

Above the three doors are the intricately detailed five drawers all separated by beautiful rosette badges located above each column. The three central drawers and two curved outside ...

The upper cupboard door opens via a spring catch to reveal the original Chubb safe with brass handles, engraved escutcheon and badge for ‘CHUBB BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT, LOCK AND SAFE MA...

Morton, as well as a large Grand Army of the Republic badge. The handkerchief is bordered by a ring of blue stars.

According to museum-curator notes: “This type of jewelry finds its origins in the medieval pilgrim badge…the transition from this type to a fashionable male ornament is attributable ...

Light oak lens holder and base, with the circular Kinora badge, circa 1905. The Kinora was an early motion picture device, developed by the French inventors Auguste and Louis Lumi...

A wide-brimmed hat with a pilgrim's badge and a walking staff complete the ensemble, symbolizing the journey's challenges and faith.

Created in the North-Eastern province of Shanxi during the Qing dynasty, this 19th century painting showcases a frontal depiction of an official's wife recognizable thanks to the bir...

The meticulous detailing of Captain Field's full dress uniform is unparalleled, featuring an HAC-embossed hat adorned with tassels, a distinctive H.A.C buckle, belts, sashes, and bad...

In 1896 he received the second Gold Medal at a Munich exhibition; in 1898 - the same exhibition award in Berlin and, in 1899, in Dresden - the Gold Plakette (Badge). In 1903, for his...

The Blue Ribbon Movement was active from 1880-1882 in Great Britain, Canada, and the United States. The ribbon badge was worn by those who took the pledge of abstinence from alcohol ...

Surprisingly, the expenses for his funeral survive and indicate a total cost of $93, including $38 for the casket, $12 for the shroud, $11.30 for casing and embalming, $18 for carria...

The case has two original paper labels and a small oval porcelain maker's badge. The cast base is also decorated with the maker's name and location in England.

The border, too, could have been copied from the binding stitching on the edge of a flag or badge. (Howard & Ayers 1978, vol. 2, p.512) For a similarly decorated (larger) dishes ple...

Pustynnikov in dress parade uniforms with badges and medals, the coats trimmed with Imperial eagles, the cockaded fleece hats with gold braid, inscribed in Russian on the heels and s...

His headgear is a shako, a tall, cylindrical military hat, featuring a plume, decorative cords, and a badge or emblem at the front, signifying his regiment.

Around his neck, he has a chain, from which hangs a badge or medallion, denoting his high rank and perhaps an order of chivalry.

., “Bloody Kansas”), was a Union victory, worthy of an additional ‘badge,’ so-to-speak. Because 34 and 35 star flags were made and kept in significant supply by the War Department, ...

A George III example of the King's Messenger Badge, pre 1800, sold for over £30,000 pounds some years ago.

The two symbols inlaid on the doors of the cabinet are Scottish clan badges-the Latin cross on the left-hand door symbolising Clan Donald and the arm on the right-hand door Clan Wall...

The central feature on the front is a gilded armorial within a badge held by armorini and delicate scrollwork and palmate decoration, within a stylised wreath.

The press named him ‘the Yellow Earl’ because of his favourite colour which he used for his carriages, Rolls Royce, servants’ livery and even the gardenia button hole he wore and whe...

In Germany, the sword as sidearm had always played a pre-eminent role as a badge of rank and standing. Originally a privilege of the nobility, carrying the Degen on your side was a v...

In Germany, the sword as sidearm had always played a pre-eminent role as a badge of rank and standing. Originally a privilege of the nobility, carrying the Degen on your side was a v...

In this seminal text the feminist and political radical denounces elaborate dress, stating that ‘an air of fashion is a badge of slavery’. Wollstonecraft’s vision of the liberated wo...

As an artist, he excels in the use of color configuration and the art of transforming the geometric figure of a painting by representing it in the form of a realistic figure. He badg...

When portrayed in art, Bartholomew is typically seen holding his flayed skin, indicating that the suffering he endured is his badge of honor. The Bartholomew in our statue is holding...

In 1917 he joined the Imperial War Graves Commission’s headstone design committee, designing the typeface and regimental badges. Gill’s memorials for the fallen in the First World Wa...

In the same way as keys were displayed as a badge of status by officers of the household and women in Renaissance Europe, ornate locks on doors and chests were part of a concern to d...

One example which can often be seen in official portraits is the Badge of the Order of Victoria and Albert, carved by Tommaso Saulini of Rome, who also produced cameos for the maker ...