Antique Cathedral

Perfect for framing a cathedral ceiling, an entryway, or a decorative wall sculpture.

The central section is articulated with open lancet windows framed by pointed arches, recalling miniature cathedral architecture. Delicate applied details, including crockets and orn...

The beautiful gemstones are prong-set in a Floral 14 karat Yellow Gold Cathedral Setting with Open Cutout Gallery and Split Shank.

Such was his talent that in 1866, Brucciani succeeded in casting the 18 metre, 12th century facade of the cathedral at Santiago de Compostela, Spain, known as the Portico de la Glori...

The scale and clarity of the notation are characteristic of liturgical manuscripts intended for use by monastic or cathedral choirs. One page is enhanced with a finely painted herald...

A Moody, Captivating 1920s Modern Paris Nocturne Scene of Notre Dame Cathedral by Notable Florida WPA Era Artist, George Snow Hill.

To someone who has not seen it in person, this monumental armoire is best described as a breathtaking masterpiece of architectural furniture, standing as imposing and intricate as th...

The line synthesizes Parisian models and Lorraine prototypes such as the Virgin from the cloister of Saint-Dié Cathedral or the Virgin and Child of Châtenois, from which it differs b...

The façade features elaborate fretwork, arched cathedral-style openings, turned columns, and finely executed lattice panels.

Featuring three old mine cut diamonds prong set in platinum as trefoil motif Largest of the three weighs approximately 0.93 carat total Smaller diamonds weigh approximately 1.62 cara...

The castle later played a historical role in 1170 when its owner Hugh de Morville fled to it after taking part in the infamous murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathed...

Lancelot, unsure of what medium the drawings depicted, suggested that they might be a tomb relief, stained glass, a fresco, or even a tapestry.[13] When Lancelot presented Foucault's...

If you are looking for the best and the rarest when it comes to European Arts and Crafts antiques then this extremely rare hallway or entry hall pendant with its original cathedral g...

Executed by the renowned Parisian Maison Poussielgue-Rusand—the premier "Orfèvre du Roi" and liturgical bronzier to the French Cathedrals—this pair was originally commissioned for a ...

This stunning 'toi et moi'-ring is set with a lovely old rose cut diamond and a romantic pearl, both placed in a cathedral setting. From these settings, the ring band elegantly turns...

In contrast, the cascade of pointed parabolic folds with the significant curvilinear hem shows a formal and stylistic idiom that is coherent with the late classical phase of Reims an...

The artwork depicts a view of St Paul's Cathedral from across the river. Signed in pencil to the lower right.

Rendered in aged metal - its form evokes cathedral motifs — pointed arches, finials, and vertical tracery — making it both a historic lighting artifact and a sculptural decorative ob...

Starting at the top, a wide moulding with a relatively complex layout (reminiscent, for example, of some of the stalls in the Lego Choir at the Cartuja de Granada, or of the “cor adl...

These 18 karat rose gold dormeuse earrings (also called sleepers) are decorated with fleur de lis shaped ornaments made in platinum, little rose cut diamonds and finished with a lot ...

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

Important landmarks including Newcastle Castle and St Nicholas Cathedral anchor the historic identity of the city within the expanding industrial landscape.

To the west lies the historic city of Rochester, with its medieval street plan, cathedral precinct, and fortified structures. Landmarks such as Rochester Castle and the surrounding u...

Strasbourg is a major city in eastern France, the capital of the Bas-Rhin department, and a key European hub, known for its historic center (Petite France), Gothic cathedral, and rol...

The ornamentation faithfully adopts the architectural vocabulary of medieval cathedrals, featuring openwork railings adorned with trefoil and quatrefoil motifs evocative of tracery w...

Figures are depicted under half-timbered buildings and a looming cathedral in the distance. Signed with a monogram and dated.

Cathedra is Latin for "chair" or "throne", and denominates the chair or seat of a bishop, hence "cathedral" denominates the Bishop's church in an episcopal see.

Page 2: Upper Part of the Façade of St Benigne Cathedral in Dijon, Burgundy, France. Page 3: Outline of Upper Part of Duomo Milan as seen from window of Hotel Biscione, Milan, Lomba...

Centering an old mine cut diamond weighing approximately 0.90 carat total - K color with VS2 clarity Set with talon prongs in a rippling ribbon-like belcher style setting Flanked by ...

The last photo was taken in Monreale Cathedral in Palermo, Sicily, one of the oldest and most monumental churches in Sicily.

Origin: France, 1890–1900 Materials: Stained glass, hammered cathedral glass, wrought iron Dimensions: H 28 in. (71 cm) x W 9.05 in. (23 cm) x D 9.05 in. (23 cm) Condition: Excellent...

Among his major undertakings were the Stations of the Cross for the Cathedral of Saint-Front in Périgueux and the decoration of the Chapel of Saint Francis Xavier in the church of Sa...

Oil on board painting of the port of Marseille with sloops passing the Cathedral “Nouvelle Major” in an associated lemon gold Mecca frame.

During his lifetime, Charles I granted him a knighthood, and he was buried in St Paul's Cathedral, an indication of his standing at the time of his death.

In the following decades, he first entered an academic phase, as seen in The Baptism of Christ, commissioned for the Cathedral of San Pietro in Bologna, and Saint Mauro Healing the C...

Hand made in solid oak it channels the architectural drama and ornamental richness of medieval cathedral design. Crafted with reverence for Gothic revival aesthetics, the piece featu...

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

Examples of their work can still be found in Newcastle Cathedral, Hexham Abbey and other ecclesiastical buildings of the region to this very day.

The ornate scepter stem is embellished with a winged serpent, resting atop a cathedral type structure.

In 1829, it expanded, moving to a location in midtown Manhattan close to the current site of St. Patrick’s Cathedral. By 1856, the Institution had moved uptown from the 19th Ward to ...

Designed in the architectural vocabulary of the Gothic age, the piece echoes the soaring verticality and ornate tracery of medieval cathedrals, translated here into a richly detailed...

Figures stroll beneath tall trees, fashionable nineteenth-century visitors gather and converse, and the distant cathedral towers rise subtly behind the foliage, anchoring the scene w...

Compare this piece with works preserved, for example, in the Diocesan and Cathedral Museum of Valladolid, another from the Museum of Navarre from Mexico and dated between 1634 and 16...

The writing flap features a transfer-printed architectural interior depicting a Gothic cathedral. The case is flanked by two columns in thuja root with gilt-bronze capitals and bases.

(A dark black spot can easily be seen, while white clouds in diamonds are somewhat undercover) This lovely diamond has an approx weight of 0,28ct and is placed in a cathedral setting...

Masterfully crafted with pointed cathedral arches and intricate pierced fretwork, the piece features a commanding cresting adorned with hand-carved scrolls and finials.

He was interested in light effects, changing with the time of day and the season, on the stonework of the cathedrals of Rouen and Amiens. He exhibited at the Salon de Paris from 1897...

Superb cartography reproduction of Cheshire - perfect for display Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good original order Fascinating period map, appealingly set within a lat...

In the foreground, rural figures guide livestock along a gently winding road, creating a pastoral narrative that contrasts with the distant architectural skyline of the cathedral and...

Inspired by the medieval gothic cathedrals, the movement spread throughout Europe and the Americas.

Highly detailed figurative landscape lithograph of a street in London with a towering cathedral, old buildings, and figures walking the street below by E.

This relief was recovered from the site of the Protestant Cathedral during its restoration and reconstruction in 1840.

The scenes include extended stretches between Westminster Bridge and London Bridge, with prominent landmarks such as St Paul’s Cathedral rising above the riverfront skyline. Rendered...

Dating back to the late 19th century, this tile is molded in relief, depicting a figure in front of a cathedral or church in a circular frame. There is an exceptional level of detail...

The door is carved with four panels below an alternating rosette motif resembling cathedral windows, indicative of the cultural and historical context when this fantastic storage pie...

Robert Deborne L'Eglise au Paysage (The Church in the Countryside) 1870-1944 Oil on canvas, signed lower right Image size: 26 3/4 x 41 inches (68 x 104 cm) Hand-carved contemporary-s...

Vincent Church in Salies-de-Béarn has four large Cabane panels, and the Cathedral of La Rochelle commissioned him to paint several crucifixion scenes.