Antique Cartouche

These antique fish servers are fitted with Fine and impressive hallmarked sterling silver handles, ornamented with leaf festoon emanating from a floral motif, surmounting a shaped ca...

Very large antique (late 19th century) French porcelain vase in the Sevres style, 53 inches tall, with gilt bronze mounts and hand-painted Watteauesque cartouches in the 18th century...

A deep gadrooned frieze runs the full width beneath the cornice, broken at the centre by a carved cartouche. Each door is divided into four raised rectangular panels with fluted bord...

The pair of urns exudes elegance with their cobalt ground, gilt trim, and raised foliate borders, adorned with finely painted allegorical scenes on a stippled gold ground. The classi...

The surface of each rare salver is embellished with a fine and impressive contemporary bright cut engraved laurel branch decorated cartouche displaying the crest of an elk's head era...

A Large Chinese Doucai Bowl Depicting four pomegranate cartouches interspersed with vining floral and foliate motifs.

The inscription woven into the lower floral cartouche appears to be a weaver's signature or workshop inscription, further enhancing its authenticity and collector appeal.

The reverse carries a floral spray beneath a blank banner cartouche suitable for initials, framed by a raised decorative border.

The linen country of the north and the hemp of the west and the Sarthe read at a glance, and both cartouches give the extreme departments with their hectares.

The gently undulating farmland is rendered with the same careful density of place names, parks and roads found throughout the atlas, and a reference table for the county's few hundre...

A large reference table at lower left keys the lathes and hundreds, local divisions particular to Kent, and a further table at lower right lists the courts for elections and polling ...

A reference table for the rapes, Sussex's own ancient territorial divisions, sits at lower left, and the cartouche occupies the upper right. This is a leaf from Hobson's Fox-Hunting...

The county's mountainous character, the Lakeland fells in the west around Kirkby Lonsdale and the Kendal district, is rendered in dense hachure shading, with Windermere and the other...

A reference table for the hundreds fills a substantial part of the lower half of the sheet, reflecting Norfolk's unusually large number of them, and the cartouche sits at upper right...

A reference table for the hundreds fills a substantial part of the lower half, and the cartouche sits at upper right. The atlas was compiled by William Colling Hobson, with maps eng...

Each department is shaded so that the darker the tint the greater the area under the crop, and the extreme departments are named with their hectares given in the cartouche. The prin...

Hand-painted Italian majolica ceramic apothecary jar table lamp, circa 1870s–1880s, with a new deep golden mustard dupion silk drum shade — the cylindrical albarello base decorated i...

The body of the set formed with broad, smoothly polished surfaces with large polylobed relief cartouches depicting Far Eastern palace and garden scenes, figures, architecture and veg...

The richly decorated framework incorporates scrolling foliage, garlands, masks, architectural moldings and ornamental cartouches, creating an exceptionally elaborate decorative ensem...

The decoration to the body incorporates a large shield shaped vacant cartouche to either side. The upper rim of this Victorian bowl is encircled with a plain applied moulded borde...

The case is fitted with a hinged hallmarked cover, embellished to the centre with a rectangular cartouche featuring the contemporary engraved initials 'JK'.

The side of the knob highlights a polished, teardrop-shaped cartouche beautifully inscribed with "Paris 1887" over a small leafy flourish.

The decoration to the body incorporates four cartouches, three featuring an impressive chased and embossed floral spray.

Elegant French Napoleon III liquor box, made circa 1860, featuring a finely veneered case in thuya burl with contrasting stringing, dark banding likely in ebony or ebonized wood, and...

The elongated silk panel is distinguished by mirrored floral cartouches framing a central field scattered with alternating crescent-and-star roundels surrounding a delicate embroider...

The surrounding borders extend this narrative through pictorial cartouches depicting camels, dwellings, vegetation, and oasis-like landscapes, evoking passage through the terrestrial...

The decoration to the body incorporates an oval vacant cartouche to the centre. The upper portion of the goblet is encompassed with bright cut engraved decoration to the border, inc...

The molded apron is centered by an elaborate shell cartouche surrounded by scrolling acanthus leaves and floral motifs.

French Empire Revival Mahogany Vitrine Cabinet, 76.5"H French Empire Revival design Mahogany veneer over hardwood construction Architectural bonnet crest Central bowed glazed display...

The focal point of the top is the largest central cartouche, which depicts Aesop's 'Donkey in a Lion's Skin' fable within a ribbon-tied frame.

The stepped gilt bronze base is cast with scale patterns, scrolls, and a pierced central cartouche, supported on four short feet. The combination of painted ceramic, raised gilt deco...

The surface of the cover is ornamented with a contemporary engraved wreath bordered cartouche bearing the roman numerals 'XXIX' - 29.

The opposing side of the goblet incorporates a cast and applied oak leaf festoon bordered cartouche embellished with the contemporary engraved inscription '18th Staffordshire Kingswi...

The anterior surface is further ornamented with a central vacant cartouche. The subtly rounded underside and sides of the box are embellished with an engraved undulating wrigglework...

The Roman numeral hour markers are arranged on white cartouches set into the gilt field, while pierced gilt hands indicate the time.

The principal sides are decorated with Arabic calligraphic inscriptions cast in relief, set against finely stippled recessed grounds within shaped cartouches. The combination of trad...

With a pink ground and white enamel latticework decoration throughout. Each side has a cartouche with classical lover's scenes. The interior of the lid has a wonderfully painted scen...

A striking midnight blue border provides a powerful contrast to the central field, featuring cartouches enclosing stylized flowers and mythical elements.

Antique Louis Philippe floor mirror made of gold-painted pine, featuring a charming floral cartouche at the top and a numbered back; late 19th century, France.

The coastline features tidal flats and inlets of the Waddenzee, while inland lakes and waterways connect the towns, underscoring the maritime and agricultural character of the region...

The walled city is shown in typical Dutch cartographic style, with its grid of canals, bastions, and city blocks clearly laid out. The title cartouche, a simple banner reading "BATAV...

Each piece is painted with a colorful pastoral landscape framed by a molded rococo cartouche in bright yellow and manganese. A shepherd sits beneath a large leafy tree holding his st...

An inset at lower right, headed "Continuation of Rutlandshire on the same scale," takes in the eastern parishes of Rutland that would not otherwise fit on the sheet. The cartouche at...

A reference table for the hundreds occupies the lower right corner, and the cartouche sits at upper right. William Colling Hobson compiled the atlas, J. and C.

A reference table for the hundreds occupies the lower left corner, and the cartouche, with the county name and the Walker imprint, sits at upper right.

An extensive reference table at lower left keys the divisions, hundreds and liberties established at the Quarter Sessions, a larger legend than on most sheets, given the complexity o...

A reference table for the hundreds sits at lower left, and the cartouche occupies the upper right. Hobson's Fox-Hunting Atlas, compiled by William Colling Hobson and published by Lo...

The reference table at upper left keys the eight hundreds, with a short list of the boroughs beneath it, Hertford and Saint Albans, each returning two members, and the polling places...

A reference table for the hundreds sits at lower left, and the cartouche, with the county name and the Walker imprint, occupies the upper right beside the compass star.

A reference table for the hundreds sits at lower left, and the cartouche, with the county name and the Walker imprint, occupies the upper left corner.

A reference table for the hundreds sits at lower left, and the cartouche, with the county name and the Walker imprint, occupies the upper right beside a short list of boroughs and po...

A reference table for the hundreds sits at lower left, with a note of the borough of Huntingdon, its place of election and polling places at lower right. The cartouche, with the coun...

The Essex coast, with its many creeks, the Colne, the Blackwater, the Crouch and the Thames estuary itself, is rendered in careful detail, the marshland distinguished from firm groun...

A reference table for the hundreds and divisions sits at upper right, and the cartouche occupies the upper left corner. The process is steel engraving, with the hunt boundaries in o...

It is a full and detailed county plate: Liverpool, Manchester and the industrial towns of the south appear with their converging railway lines in red, the Furness fells in the north ...

A reference table for the divisions occupies the lower left corner, and the cartouche, with the county name, the Walker imprint and the statistical note, sits at upper right.

The county name appears in an ornamental cartouche at upper right beside the compass star, with "By J.

A reference table for the wards sits at lower left, and the cartouche, with the county name and the Walker imprint, occupies the upper right beside the compass star, the plate number...

A reference table for the hundreds sits at lower left, and the cartouche, with the county name, the Walker imprint and the statistical note, occupies the upper right corner.

A reference table for the hundreds sits at lower left, and the cartouche, with the county name and the Walker imprint, occupies the upper right beside the compass star.