Antique Cradle

appearing to cradle the stone in an almost mythical, protective gesture. The ring has an unmistakably

, adding an additional touch of character. Below, a large lush green emerald dangles gracefully, cradled

Andrea Donducci (Bologna 1575 - 1655). Condition report: Panel with cradle. Good condition of the

to the exterior band and a dark interior, designed to cradle a bottle on the table.

. Circular form with low-profile sides, intended to cradle wine bottles on a dining table. Sold as a pair.

bands. Circular form with low-profile sides, intended to cradle wine bottles on a dining table. Sold as

, where a father stands in the doorway cradling an infant, while a young girl waits nearby, hands wrapped

round platforms to securely cradle the bottle during corking and the tripod base ensures stability

wings of an altarpiece. On the reverse, the panels retain traces of an old cradling system, a treatment

asparagus cradle, a classic presentation piece used for serving asparagus or other delicate vegetables. The

emerging from the bobeches upright cradling a candle stick with two lilies (marked: GESCHUTZT) (PRICED AS

been the area considered the cradle of a tradition of "knowing how to make beautiful and quality

adjacent to them, have always been the area considered the cradle of a tradition of "knowing how to make

the viewer’s eye across the entire image. Cradling a bottle of Fonte Meo, she appears both intimate

a luminous natural pearl halo — nine seed pearls cradling the gem like a floral offering from

support cradles a stunning cut crystal bowl, featuring a scalloped edge and geometric faceting that

antique cushion cut of I color and SI1 clarity. The old European cut diamond is delicately cradled in

unfolds beside a thatched dwelling, where a seated woman cradles her child, offering an intimate glimpse

the Art Deco period's embrace of stylized nature themes. The frosted shades are cradled in brushed

her right arm while cradling a scroll in her left, symbolizing knowledge and inspiration, holding a

designed specifically to cradle and lift bundles of asparagus while allowing excess moisture to drain away

, pressing a kiss to her cheek while his hand cradles her face and rests firmly on her waist, suggesting both

looping hooks. Above, a narrow shelf provides space for hats or scarves, while a lower compartment cradles

. During the months he spent in the Cradle of the Confederacy, Chapman was assigned the special duty of

around her, softly and safely cradled in her sisters' arms. The older child is looking at her sibling

craftsmanship, featuring a delicately hand–saw–pierced cradle adorned with an engraved iris motif. Its floral

the Art Deco period's embrace of stylized nature themes. The frosted shades are cradled in brushed

, cradled. Dimensions with frame: 64 × 41 cm. Dimensions without frame: 55.5 × 32 cm. At the beginning of

cradles a naked infant Jesus, rendered with tender naturalism in keeping with Baroque devotion. A rare

interior lined in faded rose-toned fabric, designed to cradle the instrument securely. Original hardware

cradle exquisite iridescent Venetian glass vessels, whose luminous, opalescent surface displays subtle

Museum of Art) Warping to board, splits in board held together cradle as well as older repair. Surface

eggs. Shaped just right for securely cradling precious eggs. Shown here holding eighteen eggs, for a

panel which has been reinforced on the reverse with a later cradle construction. The panel appears

hands she cradles small European robins—known as rouge-gorge familier—birds that introduce a fragile

Verlat, was an important centre, the cradle of South Dutch art. The young Evert Pieters worked like a

de fer, the set features its original two-piece composition: a curved asparagus cradle resting on its

medallion cradles a stylized rosette, embraced by lanceolate leaves that curve with lyrical motion. The

securely cradle delicate spears while allowing excess butter or sauce to drip away, a thoughtful blend of

cradle the seat. The reclining mechanism allows for adjustability, a functional innovation integrated

for an audience eager to rediscover the cradle of Western civilization. The composition presents the

important commissions (the Imperial Prince's ceremonial cradle in 1856, the Emperor's surtout, etc.) helped

use of stone.
Each bowl is cradled in a black patinated iron bracket composed of tight volutes and

An intimate genre scene depicting a young woman seated by a pillar, tenderly cradling a baby in her

ornament to tell a story of lineage, love, and continuity. At its heart, two finely rendered women cradle

cusped medallions, layered in rhythmic succession. Each compartment cradles lush floral bouquets—roses in

by a custom-made base designed to cradle the form without stress. A ruler reference image is provided

or handmade indigenous beadwork collection. Beaded top 8" x 9", cradle 25" plus 3" tab, 42" to top of

cradle a bottle or decorative vessel, offering both functional support and sculptural presence. The

configuration. The caddy is constructed from bent and welded copper rod, forming a cylindrical cradle supported

, “empty Cradle”, “Fish” 1899 “meeting at the town council of Lyon” 1900, “Indolence” 1905, “At the evening

designed to cradle a cello, making it both a functional historical object and a compelling decorative

light. Two angels on the right cradle a crimson mantle - the garment of glory that prefigures Christ’s

. Important commissions included a magnificent cradle built for the infant King of Rome, and the most

Verdi marble — rich, swirling, dramatic — forms the urn-shaped bodies, each one cradled within gilt

romanticized Dutch style. At the center, a woman—likely a mother—sits quietly beside a wicker cradle, tenderly

aperture intended to cradle a pocket watch, framed by an elaborate arrangement of military emblems. Crossed