Antique Bridges

This deliberate chromatic subtlety, combined with the resilient hooked wool pile, results in a monumental floor covering that seamlessly bridges 17th-century Persian regal vocabulary...

Handwoven entirely from wool, its low-profile, pileless construction gives it a casual yet sophisticated geometric presence that effortlessly bridges nomadic tradition with modern sp...

By 1937 the works stretched the length of the river from Battersea Bridge to Battersea Flour Mills. It closed in the 1970s and the area has since been redeveloped.

It is famous for the 'Swilcan Bridge' spanning the first and 18th holes and 'Hell Bunker'.

In the foreground, riders in blue habits are shown on horseback on a woodland ride with a dog running alongside, and a small bridge is just visible through the trees at the left.

The rock-shelf rapids of the falls and Sand Island are shown in fine detail, and New Albany and Jeffersonville, Indiana, appear across the river in a contrasting orange tint, with th...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

Structurally sound and visually striking, this example bridges decorative art with the ritual of smoking culture. 5.25" dia and 8" H Please refer to photos regarding condition.

Powered by a Swiss manual-wind gilt mechanical movement constructed with elongated finger bridges, visible ruby jewel settings, exposed winding wheels, a large balance assembly, blue...

The hollowed base reveals extensive historic tool marks, age-darkened surfaces, and an early utilitarian metal staple bridging a natural shrinkage split at the foot rim.

These fixtures offered a balance of artistry and function, bridging Victorian lantern traditions with emerging Art Nouveau aesthetics.

This specific piece represents a transitional moment in Chinese textile history, bridging classical design principles with the evolving demands of the late Qing Dynasty.

In the distance, the viewer can identify a water tower, points, bridges, engine sheds and a railway tunnel. The successive layers of activity create an animated panorama of transport...

In excellent vintage condition with light wear consistent with age, this complete set of nine offers a rare opportunity to collect authentic Mid-Century Modern ceramics that bridge a...

Each plate features a crisp cobalt design depicting pagodas, bridges, birds, and trees, framed by a scalloped rim with a geometric border.

Fitted with its original heavy iron side-carrying handles (sao-toshi), this tansu beautifully bridges utilitarian historical engineering with the timeless elegance of modern minimali...

Vasi moved from Sicily to Rome in 1736 and became celebrated for his meticulously observed views of the city’s architecture, monuments, bridges and riverfront. His work associated wi...

A timeless investment piece that bridges French antiquity with California lightness.

The central shade is panelized with rippled opalescent glass and finished in a hand-patinated brass or bronze wash. The overall form bridges domestic and theatrical lighting, reflect...

This vintage Art Deco bridge floor lamp features a functional, dual-purpose design highlighted by an adjustable metal gooseneck arm at the top, allowing the user to direct light exac...

The subtle aging of the frame adds depth and authenticity, while the clean reflective surface brings light and clarity to the room. It is a mirror that bridges eras: the decorative r...

A breathtaking massive statement piece that bridges traditional grandeur with refined interior aesthetics in a grand show stopper table.

The Art Deco period in the 1920s represented a pivotal shift in textile production, bridging ancient weaving techniques with modern design sensibilities.

The bronze is now exposed in the anthropology gallery of the National Museum of Natural History, commissioned by the French State under the title "The Human Races" ; "The Glory of Co...

Founded by the Schneider brothers, the workshop became internationally renowned for its richly colored cameo glass and distinctive stylized natural motifs, bridging the transition be...

Copper engraving of West Wycombe park, showing the bridge and temple. West Wycombe Park is a country house built between 1740 and 1800 near the village of West Wycombe in Buckingh...

Preserved across generations, this architectural element bridges feudal sanctuary protection with the contemplative art of Mitate.

Malayer weavings from this period occupy a rare position within Persian textile history—bridging village authenticity with refined design fluency.

This antique carpet seamlessly bridges royal French grandeur with soft, poetic warmth underfoot—offering a commanding centerpiece for grand living rooms, formal dining halls, or cura...

Its classical silhouette and weathered finish allow it to bridge traditional, European, and more relaxed, layered interiors with ease.

It depicts an early canal scene with bridge (and town in the background). It is signed with a blue underglaze factory mark to the reverse.

Merging traditional Buddhist devotion with modern Brutalist aesthetics, this piece bridges classical temple heritage and 20th-century monumental wall sculpture.

It serves as an uncompromising foundation for a formal dining room, a grand library, or a high-end transitional living space, bridging the gap between antiquity and luxury. The accom...

The vast majority of his subject matter was of landscapes and many of his paintings featured rivers and bridges, such as this fine example. He travelled widely throughout the UK and ...

Finished in a deep stain that accentuates the symmetrical wood grains of the veneer, this occasional table beautifully showcases a historic design that bridges functional utility wit...

A pair of Belle Époque diamond and platinum lorgnettes, featuring pavé set rose-cut diamonds, in the millegrain edged platinum handle, with a column design of three rows of diamonds,...

At the centre of the composition stands a ruined arch supporting the remains of a bridge, surmounted by a roofless brick tower eroded by time.

This composition shows the footbridge which temporarily replaced the Exchange Bridge in Paris after the fire of 1621. This impression on chine-collé paper was printed in Paris by Cha...

Characteristic of the Charles X aesthetic, the design bridges neoclassical restraint with lingering Rococo softness, seen in the interplay between the orderly geometry of the field a...

The composition offers an extensive view of the imperial capital, combining monumental architecture, bridges, waterways, and lively districts populated by numerous figures engaged in...

Displaying an arresting geometric depth, it functions today as an extraordinary organic wall sculpture that bridges indigenous tribal craftsmanship, Mid-Century Modern tactile decor,...

The combination of motifs seen here—including the weeping willow, palisade, bridge, and figures—formed one of the principal sources of inspiration for the later development of the ce...

The striped linen allows the chairs to bridge the gap between "Stuffy Victorian" and 21st century chic.

They tumble, peer, twist and reach around one another, forming a wonderfully animated bridge between Christ above and the apostles below.

These travelers sought out refined, classical works from historic centers like Florence and Rome to bring home as symbols of cultural sophistication. Bridging the gap between histori...