Antique Baltic

This map also illustrates the broader geographical context of the region, showing neighboring territories such as Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Austria-Hung...

Orthoceras ("straight horn") is a genus of extinct nautiloid cephalopod restricted to Middle Ordovician-aged marine limestones of the Baltic States and Sweden. This pair are some o...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

The map presents Scandinavia with remarkable clarity, showing coastlines, fjords, islands, river systems, and mountain ranges in careful detail. Denmark and the Baltic regions are cl...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

The company exhibited at the Baltic Exhibition in Malmö in 1914. In 1926, they transitioned entirely to stoneware, and in 1948 the factory became a limited company.

It would greatly appeal to collectors interested in German, Polish, or Baltic regional history. Condition report: Very good condition.

The map itself highlights newly established or reconfigured nations such as Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and the Baltic states, rendered in bright, contrasting colors to empha...

Fine 19th century Baltic or Russian gilt bronze and cobalt glass 8-light chandelier.

Walking stick: L-shaped silver handle, depicting a boar's head with Baltic amber acorns and embossed and carved leaves.

Travel and Focus: He undertook numerous study trips, including to the North and Baltic Sea coasts, Sweden, Norway, New York, and Italy.

In Lautensack's poem, written in 1915 while he was stationed with the German Army on the Baltic coast, the incursions of modern life-soldiers and telegraph poles—have barely touched ...

Russia is very large, divided by provinces, and includes within its borders Finland, Lapland, Baltic Provinces, Poland, West Russia, Little Russia, South Russia, Caucasian Provinces,...

The aesthetic shares similarities with designs of the Baltic regions and Russian Empire forms. For a similar example with the same tapered legs, brass fluting, cut triangle mounts, ...

This particular plate presents a sweeping panoramic view of Königsberg (today Kaliningrad, Russia), an important Prussian port city long tied to the Baltic trade. The city’s fortifie...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

It includes Finland, Poland and the Baltics. Moscow is located at the bottom center, with topography and cities pictorially indicated.

Exhibitions: Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts Exhibition, Stockholm, 1887 Nordic Exhibition, Copenhagen, 1888 Swedish Artists’ Association (Svenska konstnärernas förening), recurri...

In 1909 her work was included in the National Exhibition in Aarhus, and in 1914 she exhibited at the Baltic Exhibition in Malmö, Sweden, which brought together many of the most advan...

A Neoclassical Biedermeier Style Brass Mounted Karelian Birch And Satinwood Marquetry Center Table, Baltic Countries, Probably Russian, Second Quarter 19th Century. 44"in diameter.

The main deposits of Baltic amber are on the southern shores of the Baltic Sea.

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

He participated in exhibitions at the Konstakademien in Stockholm, in shows organized by the Swedish Artists’ Association (Svenska konstnärernas förening), and at the Baltic Exhibiti...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

In 1916/17, he traveled to Hamburg, the Baltic Sea, and Tapiau. In 1918, Lovis Corinth became a professor at the Academy of Arts in Berlin.

In 1916/17, he traveled to Hamburg, the Baltic Sea, and Tapiau. In 1918, Lovis Corinth became a professor at the Academy of Arts in Berlin.

In 1916/17, he traveled to Hamburg, the Baltic Sea, and Tapiau. In 1918, Lovis Corinth became a professor at the Academy of Arts in Berlin.

In 1916/17, he traveled to Hamburg, the Baltic Sea, and Tapiau. In 1918, Lovis Corinth became a professor at the Academy of Arts in Berlin.

Sources: – Börsch-Supan, Helmut, et al. Baltic Light: Early Open-Air Painting in Denmark and North Germany.

The map covers key Prussian provinces such as Brandenburg, Saxony, and Pomerania, as well as Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Brunswick, and parts of Hanover, Hamburg, and...

Mountain ranges, rivers, and major cities are finely engraved, while coastlines and seas are clearly delineated, including the North Sea, Mediterranean, Black Sea, and the Baltic. Th...

Orthoceras ("straight horn") is a genus of extinct nautiloid cephalopod restricted to Middle Ordovician-aged marine limestones of the Baltic States and Sweden. This is pretty much ...

A Swedish Empire three-drawer commode chest veneered in burled bird's-eye elm emblematic of Baltic furniture in the 18th-19th centuries, the rectangular side columns mounted with b...

The map extends from the Gulf of Finland and the Baltic region in the north down to the northern part of the Mediterranean, including the Black Sea and parts of Asia Minor.

Important Sculpture "Saint George in Bronze" Bernt Notke ( 1440 – before May 1509) sculpture from the 18th/early 19th century. 75*47*h 83cm good condition Bernt Notke Bernt Notke ...

It highlights the extent of the Russian Empire within Europe, as well as neighboring countries including Sweden, Norway, Finland, Poland, the Baltic states, Austria-Hungary, the Otto...

The map covers a vast area from the Netherlands and eastern France in the west to Poland and western Russia in the east, and from the North Sea and Baltic Sea down to northern Italy,...

The lower map depicts the Baltic Sea and Southern Scandinavia, with Eastern Prussia and the Baltic States.

Louis, Buenos Aires and Munich as well as the Baltic exhibition in Malmö and collective exhibitions with Sweden's general art association and the Swedish artists' association.

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

The map spans from the borders of Poland and the Baltic states in the west to the steppes and semi-mythical territories of Tartary and Siberia in the east.

The craftsmanship speaks to a bygone era, suggesting origins in the Baltic region or Eastern Europe, where amber has long been treasured as a stone of protection, vitality, and spiri...

From the bustling port cities along the North Sea and Baltic Sea to the inland heartlands of Prussia and Saxony, the map reveals the extensive railways, rivers, and road networks tha...

The map features coastal details along the Baltic Sea (Maris Baltici Pars), major rivers, and important cities such as Kiel, Lübeck, Hamburg, and Altona.

It offers a detailed depiction of the Baltic Sea coastline, stretching from Holstein, including Fehmarn, Travemünde, and Lübeck, to Wismar, Rostock, and the island of Rügen.

**Map Features:** - **Regions Displayed:** Northern European Russia, including parts of present-day Finland, the Baltic region, and the Arctic coast. - **Notable Regions and Territor...

. - **Notable Regions and Territories:** Denmark (Danemarck Propre), Jutland (le Jutland), Schleswig (Sleswick), and various Danish islands in the Baltic Sea. - **Seas and Bodies of ...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

His works were displayed at the Stockholm Exhibition of 1909 and in the Swedish industrial pavilion at the Baltic Exhibition of 1914 in Malmö. He held his role until 1917, when he st...

These strategic waterways were critical for European maritime navigation, as they provided access from the North Sea to the Baltic Sea, an essential trade route for the northern Euro...

Circa 1780 Possibly Baltic Batch 69.

A fine pair of Baltic neo-classical cut glass mounted ormolu, rock crystal and white marble three-light candelabras.

Topographical details, including rivers, fjords, and coastal features, are intricately illustrated, emphasizing Denmark's maritime nature and its connection to the North and Baltic S...