Antique Cradle

, cradling the Infant Christ, who reaches out toward the viewer in a gesture of blessing. This specific

soldiers, cradling baskets of food or supplies. Around her lie the bodies of young soldiers, with faint

, designed to cradle cigars securely while in use or transport. The case is fitted with finely worked

adorned with delicate blooms, harmonizing with the floral abundance she cradles. The luminous lace of her

production consisted of artichoke and asparagus plates, platters and cradles. Book Reference: Book Reference

cream-colored satin interior molded to cradle the case. While the box shows expected age wear—losses

softly modelled faces illuminated against a subdued, shadowed background. One child cradles a vivid red

EA331 model is distinguished by its unique, single cast aluminum base and frame, which elegantly cradles

cradles the infant in a chair while a small white cat watches quietly in the background, creating a tender

blue sky and lavender-gray sea cradle a lone vessel, its silhouette rendered with a charming naïveté

North Devon:- Royal North Devon at Westward Ho! Can rightly claim to be the cradle of English Golf

cradles the gravy boat securely. The tray is richly engraved around the perimeter with matching scrollwork

, characterized by a concave back designed to cradle the sitter comfortably.Hand-Carved Framework: The frames are

, an elderly chaperone dozes in her chair, cradling a small dog, seemingly oblivious to the subtle

hold toothbrushes, the other designed to cradle a glass tumbler for rinsing. The arrangement feels

, known for its strength and luster, gracefully cradles the stones, enhancing their natural brilliance

-serenade, cradling a mandolin. With a romantic flair, this beautifully cast sculpture captures a moment of

This wonderful scene captures a young woman in a formal garden, her right arm cradling a basket of

Antique Iron Wine Bottle Pourer / Cradle, decanter 19th Century A finely crafted antique

is seated beneath ancient trees, gently cradling the Christ Child on her lap, while Saint Joseph

in a delicate white dress, cradling a small kitten. The composition instantly draws the viewer's

France during the 19th century, this Majolica tray features a curving cradle adorned with cream, purple

cradle. Weight: 6 lbs. Overall Dimensions: 30"H x 10"W x 24"D Made: America Material: Wood

quiet contemplation, gently cradling the infant Jesus in her arms, while the surrounding angels form a

halo resembles a cradle, or vice versa), with the Virgin Mary and Saint John at his side, their hands

, weight bearing on the left leg with the other resting back, arms raised with hands cradled above the head

usually platters with cradles. This tureen is attributed to the manufacture of Saint Amand ( north of

jealous goddess Hera to kill him in his cradle. Despite being just a baby, Hercules displayed his

plate is a true classic of the barbotine tradition. The plate is masterfully molded to cradle a bundle

worked with sixteen lobes radiating from a central circular recess designed to cradle a tea bowl during

sails. Rests on cradle stand.

for its intimacy and decorative appeal. It depicts two siblings: the older sister cradling her baby

, mid-19th century, oil on cradled mahogany panel showing a young couple playing and singing a Bach duet

attire with a kerchief and long coat, extends one hand in gesture while the other cradles the rat close

cradles fruit, sweets, or any displayed item. These compotes combine both beauty and function, perfect for

tones. Created in France during the 19th century, this Majolica server features a curving cradle adorned

davits, etc. Fitted to a cradle with scalloped carving. Yacht name is painted on the stern. Weight: 3

redecoration of the White House in Washington in the years 1817-1818, for the cradle of the duc de Bordeaux in

the Romantic fascination with Greece as the cradle of civilization and modern heroism. Le Monde en

granules and swirling motifs that cradle vibrant round-cut emeralds. A bezel-set ancient coin enriches the

Hand-carved in France circa 1880, this evocative oak figure depicts a solemn hooded monk cradling a

, whose Ionic capital cradle is framed by addorsed studying nymphs. They are seated on a bronze plinth

, and as a cradle of French history and literature. By pairing geographical detail with decorative

commission was a magnificent cradle built for the infant Napoleon II, king of Rome. Greatly dependent on

features a curving cradle adorned with purple and green colored asparagus. The oval platter on which this

in an animal-skin cloak and carrying a long spear. Next to him, a mother cradles her child beneath a

Young Woman with Red Hair in a Red Dress with White Scarf " Oil on Cradled Wood Panel 21 5/16" x 17 3

cradle. Brass makers badge at the stern is engraved W. Hutchinson Builder, Gateshead on Tyne. 89" H x 82

painting depicts two young girls reading an illustrated book, one tenderly cradling a doll. It's a charming

Antique English sterling silver 925 wine cradle holder or caddy / Made in Sheffield in 1922

–cut diamonds (approx. 0.20 ct each), their cradled brilliance echoed by a halo of twenty-four rose-cut

bank, cradling a small child in her lap, while an older boy plays with a dog nearby and his sister and

on cradled panel 51.3 x 76.2 cm (20¹/₄ x 30 inches) Signed towards lower right, Maurice. Utrillo. V

relief-molded asparagus motif is both whimsical and practical, designed to cradle delicate vegetables in

cradling the mirror itself which provides a lovely reflection of your room. The gold finish has aged

century as a cradle for a royal family, see carved crown transferred to a jardinière in the 20th century

cradle of the King of Rome. Immense dinner services were ordered by Pauline Borghèse, Napoleon's mother