Antique Cradle

manufactures produced asparagus pieces plates and platters usually platters with cradles.

while cradling the infant Christ in her left arm, both framed by a vivid drapery of coral-red, ochre and

side. Oil on cradle board 26 x 21 (36 x 31 frame) inches Stunning example and unusual in the

fascinating boat-form, shaped to cradle a pair of Stilton or cheese truckles Crafted from quality mahogany

Dynasty to early Republic period, late 19th to early 20th century. Modeled as a seated monkey cradling a

. The flawless platinum setting cradles the gemstone, enhancing its sparkle while showcasing the

traditional fireside settings. Delightfully formed open log cradle, perfect for holding kindling or cut

yellow gold band is enriched with six Old European cut diamonds. The luxurious gold band cradles the

CE. A seated terracotta female figure from the shaft tomb tradition, shown cradling an infant over

inlaid white floral motifs, revealing removable cradle fitted with four etched crystal decanters and 16

robes. Her head dipping into a golden ring that she cradles in one hand; in the other is a golden ball

formed foetus as an unborn baby in a cradled position sucking its thumb and with its legs raised and

heaven, cradling the sleeping Child in her arms. Beside her, the young Saint John — identifiable by the

cozy, lived-in kitchen or scullery. Dressed in a brown skirt and white apron, the woman cradles a

portrayal of the allegory of abundance, where a poised female figure cradles the iconic horn of plenty in

flowers in her hair, symbolizing renewal and growth. Cradled in her arms is a child with delicate wings

change. The vessel is cradled in a pierced rosewood footed element and surmounted on a relief spelter

the Virgin Mary cradling the lifeless body of Christ. Entirely hand-carved from solid wood, the

mountain, cradling within it a delicate bouquet of stylized florals, framed in mirrored symmetry, blooming

celebrated Creta coloration, offering brilliant visual depth and organic texture. The bowl is cradled in an

Limoges, the porcelain capital of the world, a cradle of art without limits. David began to write the

world, a cradle of art without limits. David began to write the history of the Haviland family, a name

capital of the world, a cradle of art without limits. David began to write the history of the Haviland

Haviland, founding his factory, made Limoges, the porcelain capital of the world, a cradle of art without

waist suggests he is at work - possibly as a florist, as implied by the large scrolls cradled in his

marble base decorated by a laurel wreath a marble pedestal that is topped with a ormolu bronze cradle

gold setting elegantly cradles the main stone showcasing its brilliance. Certified by the GIA as very

vegetables on a kitchen island, or as a striking centerpiece on a dining table, cradling a lush orchid

vegetables on a kitchen island, or as a striking centerpiece on a dining table, cradling a lush orchid

vegetables on a kitchen island, or as a striking centerpiece on a dining table, cradling a lush orchid

patina, is a tangible link to a world of emperors and epic history. The coin is expertly cradled within a

halo, cradles the infant while a servant kneels with a water vessel. An ox and donkey rest in the

was staged at Théâtre de l’Œuvre, the Parisian cradle of Symbolist theatre under Lugné-Poe

-colored gown with white apron and fichu, kneels beside a woven basket that cradles two white goslings or

portrait depicts a lady sporting a fashionable blue and yellow dress as she cradles a blue bonnet and a

sense of genteel ornamentation. Cradled in her right hand is a dove—symbolically associated with purity

gently rises up to produce candle cups adorned with acanthus leaves and cradled by scalloped rock crystal

scrolled legs that sprout a leaflike cradle for the body of the urn.

cradling a trio of engraved floral designs. Around the outer edge, a cascade of daisies adds a soft

table has tulipwood crossbanding to the top and a U-shaped cradle support on a rectangular tapering

him. The child, dressed in a bib and cradling a large bowl, gazes forward with a serious, focused

success, shown cradling a caduceus in one hand - the other arm outstretched towards the heavens, standing

outward as if addressing a crowd or giving instruction, while in his left arm he cradles a blue-bound book

platter 13.3" on 9", H / 1.8". cradle / 8.3' on 6.2", H / 4.8".

husband carries a scythe over his shoulder and the mother cradle a newborn baby in her arms. Signed and

French ring in yellow gold decorated with flowers and leaves that cradle a violet agate in this

the famed luxury firm Baccarat. The doors open to reveal a mirrored base and a glass rack that cradles

, toward a glimmering expanse of water cradled between rolling hills and misty peaks. A pair of figures

wood mount above. Atop the patinated wood mount is an array of Silver Leaf rocks cradling the Giltwood

otherwise luminous attire. In his hands, the figure cradles a book—likely a missal or prayer book

asparagus server, circa early 1900s. Beautiful glazing – a deeper cradle shaped well comprised of a bunch

, the imperial couple received a gift from the city of Paris “The Cradle of the King of Rome” (Berceau

cradles a baby swaddled in blue, while her older child sits on the steps, absorbed in thought. Another

not to go. Unfortunately, Venus’ dream comes true and heartbroken she cradles the dying Adonis

young baby girl cradling a dove. The girl wearing a lace bonnet her hair tied back and and curly locks

her child sits in a cradle-like contraption, adding a warm, familial note to the composition. The

cascade from the freshly cracked shell, along with a leg and the draped fabric that cradled her while she