Antique Cradle

It's also considered the cradle of flamenco dance, adding to its cultural allure 4.

The increasing number of altarpieces at the end of the Middle Ages and in the 16th century also reflects the evolution of piety in the former Low Countries, the cradle of the devotio...

One is of a lady in period dress/attire cradling a Dove. All hand-painted and decorated to the finest quality.

The technique is used for some prayer mats, cradle covers, horse covers etc... In modern life setting, they could still make a statement on a Wall, could be used as bed covers, th...

This crowned Buddha, cradled upon a wooden pedestal, stands as a bridge between the earthly realm and the celestial heights.

The clock case is surmounted by an urn-form finial and is flanked by a pair of large putti, one of whom wears a laurel crown and holds a spear, while the other cradles a sheaf of cor...

This Madonna is portrayed with pleasing, youthful features; she tenderly support the Child Jesus and lightly cradles His foot which she holds between two fingers; a graceful, touchin...

It features a sturdy yet attractive thick opaque glass top cradled atop four finely gilt wrought iron globes.

This is no ordinary Buddha: it is a Mon image, a timeless work of art that whispers stories of centuries past. With wooden stand. Cradled gently by the hands of time, this particula...

The ivory border guards that cradle this masterpiece are nothing short of extraordinary.

The identity of this child is a mystery. The fact that the cradle is decorated with blue ribbons and trimmings does not necessarily suggest that this is a male child as the custom of...

The sophisticated Etruscans, contemporaries of the Ancient Greeks, were pivotal in contributing to the cradle of European civilization and had a lasting influence on modern day Italy.

There are two polished brass supports to rest a dip pen and two circular shaped cradles to accommodate the unusual circular inkwells.

Many of his paintings can be of traditional dark interiors where the mother is cradling a baby.

The painter places in the center the improvised cradle of the child Jesus whose white fabrics are transformed into a large point of light and draws the eye towards the center.

ABOUT Bassano's Ebanistery The Bassano del Grappa area, up to the hills of Asolo and the plain adjacent to them, have always been the area considered the cradle of a tradition of "k...

ABOUT BASSANO' EBANISTERY The Bassano del Grappa area, up to the hills of Asolo and the plain adjacent to them, have always been the area considered the cradle of a tradition of "kn...

The lid lifts (complete with a working key) and the swing doors open to reveal three fabulous circular cut crystal decanters, twelve small liquor glasses each in it's own gilded crad...

This example, which we feel is from the mid-19th century, is brilliantly carved, Whimsically, a goat peers out from the stump, wrapped in vines while the Silenus, chief of the satyrs...

In a gesture of loving reassurance, Leonora cradles his head as the warm glow of a distant house reflects off the water.

About Bassano's Ebanistery The Bassano del Grappa area, up to the hills of Asolo and the plain adjacent to them, have always been the area considered the cradle of a tradition of "kn...

The Bassano del Grappa area, up to the hills of Asolo and the plain adjacent to them, have always been the area considered the cradle of a tradition of "knowing how to make beautiful...

Within the central field, an elegant diamond-lattice composition cradles stylized floral sprays and starburst blossoms, their intertwining vines evoking the eternal cycle of growth a...

At the heart of the striking composition, cloisonné vases emerge as emblems of harmony and cultivated life, each vessel cradling flowering branches that speak to renewal and scholarl...

The stone rests in a cradled space carved into the stand allowing the piece to be picked up and viewed easily.

Lübeck is famous for having been the cradle and the de facto capital of the Hanseatic League.

He is responsible for the invention of the self-winding watch, the tourbillon and the sympathetic watch ( a watch that is placed in a cradle of a special clock. It is then linked by ...

Depicting the lamentation or pieta from the Italian word for ‘Pity’ of Christ with Jesus’s mother Mary cradling his body. Christ is depicted nude, wearing only a blueish loincloth a...

Nevertheless, as with all his figurative graphite works, a wonderfully drawn piece of a Mother cradling her infant child. John Thomas Young Gilroy (30 May 1898 – 11 April 1985) wa...

Important commissions included a magnificent cradle built for the infant King of Rome, and the most expensive single item, the jewel cabinet for the Empress, delivered in 1809 for th...

More than a furnishing, it is a grounded sanctuary, a meditation in textile form, ready to cradle the quiet beauty of a life well lived. Abrash.

The lotus, untouched by the waters that cradle it, speaks of spiritual elevation and renewal—a serene defiance of the world’s chaos.

The lower drawer with a partitioned interior above a deep U-shaped fabric well clad in yellow damask and cradled by a curved support above a short square stem with gadrooned moulding...

At the heart of the composition lies a finely rendered nest woven tightly between the reeds, cradling a clutch of speckled eggs. The scene evokes the quiet intimacy of the breeding s...

"Moqui Dancers, Moqui Pipe, Navajo Cradle & Headdress" is a hand-colored engraving by Seth Eastman.

When he exhibited in the 1806 Exposition Publique des Produits de l'Industrie, the first time a bronzier was permitted among the exhibiters, he gained a gold medal.[4] His most prest...

A pretty ornament that works as an ashtray with silver gilt leaf cradle mounted to rim. Marked “Edward I Farmer / Sterling”.

The pairing of these two holy figures, with Joseph gently cradling the sleeping child in his arms, serves as a kind of paternal version of the Madonna and Child.

According to Kuchynka, the four paintings were originally two wings of an altarpiece (painted on the front and reverse) that were cut down and cradled, creating four distinct works. ...