Antique Crosses

with intricate tribal iconography—such as diamonds, crosses, chevrons, and stylized talismans. The

a symmetrically crossed Ls (the royal monogram) together with a date-letter indicating the year. The

, rhythmic cross-hatching. These fibrous bands taper downward and converge toward a thickened basal mass

freely. In 1983 he was awarded the Cross of Sant Jordi, and in 1994 the National Prize of Plastic Arts

united by a cross-shaped stretcher base. The faceted tabletop displays a warm, naturally aged patina

stylized octagons and cross motifs that run the length of the piece. While highly compartmentalized by the

joined by stretchers and supported by traditional gateleg action. The shaped feet and sturdy cross

additional iron cross brace beneath the top reinforces the table’s construction. The underside reveals solid

Cross Stretcher And Four Scrolling Legs. This mid 19th century card table has some really interesting

place at Gurlitt in Berlin. From 1915 to 1918, Heckel worked as a nurse for the Red Cross in Flanders

patron saint of England, Georgia, and various cities across Europe. His cross — a red cross on a white

workmanship that defined the 1920s–1930s period. The design features a striking cross-style arrangement of

period. Jean Mermoz was a famous French aviator who crossed the Atlantic for the first time on board a

fronts have beautifully cross banded edges, this sits on lovely cabriole legs. The drawers has high

embossed border, 2 pullout drawers, molded edges, turned H-form cross stretcher with central finial and

cross-section view of a modern armored battleship. Combining technical illustration with wartime imagery

Large and elegant Whiting Sterling Letter Clip from the 1900's. Scrolled edges with cross hatched

workshops, bordered by multiple guard bands featuring traditional meander and cross designs. Woven

with repeating stylized crosses and latch-hook motifs, frames the central composition, separating it

subtle cross-hatching, the engraving reflects the Enlightenment’s commitment not only to classification

contours carefully modeled with fine cross-hatching. Emerging medially from each kidney are the renal

facial structures. The layered cross-hatching differentiates neural tissue from bone and soft tissues

engraving is characterized by precise line work and subtle cross-hatching, which model volume and

original-style bracket feet. The chest is distinguished by its fine cross-banding and herringbone

wax seal bearing the crossed keys of Saint Peter and papal tiara -Folded format preserved, with

, raised on cabriole legs, decorated with quarter veneers and cross-grained strapwork within rosewood

cross-hatching, and a balanced composition that reflects the transition from Gothic to Renaissance

defined and terminate in gently scrolled feet. A shaped cross-stretcher connects the legs, centered with a

is all about the play of light and shadow on the model's form. She sits cross-legged, slightly

within, no restricted species CITES licence is required to ship this item cross border. Please ignore

, Camden Town, Camberwell, Chelsea, Charing Cross, Chiswick, Clapham, Clerkenwell, Deptford, Dulwich

star and cross, cross above, "A" below, "CON" in exergue Top 14mm Mounted in 18kt yellow gold Size : 8

, and on the right, Saint Anthony, depicted in a friar's robe, with his hands crossed over his chest and

(circa 1900–1930). The façade is defined by turned bamboo-form pilasters and applied crossed bamboo

. The wreath features a central floral cross composition formed from delicate white blossoms, set behind

central Lezgi star — the iconic stepped cross/star form that is the defining motif of the Lezgi weaving

amethyst, overlaid with a cross motif set with rose-cut diamonds. The amethyst is surrounded by a border of

. Between the medallions, geometric cross and star motifs in dark chocolate brown and ivory maintain the

. The jewellery set is composed of drop earrings and a necklace with a removable cross pendant. The

stylized forms suggest a cross between satire and admiration — a hallmark of fin-de-siècle artistic

. The cross stretcher below adds stability and visual balance, meeting at a carved central rosette. The

continuous laurel and ribbon motif—alternating gilded foliate elements bound by crossed bands—creating a

chandelier, hangs from a chain attached to a cross, which must be secured to the ceiling. The eight light

the Cross—mutatis mutandis, echoing the last words of Christ. Artist: After Antonio Susini (Italian

piece. The rails are joined by cross rails, which are turned in the same manner. The piece is

Crossed Swords with Star • Late 18th Century Porcelain • Museum Quality. An exceptional and highly

elegance. The legs, crafted as fluted columns with capitals at the top, rest on a cross-shaped base

by people who have the faith in a "Supreme Power" and possibly find themselves at a cross-road in

lining. The back shows stretcher supports and cross bracing. The sight of the tapestry measures 102" high

carved with crossed hunting motifs and stag-head ornamentation, characteristic of Black Forest

eloquently to the cross-cultural artistic dialogue of the 1920s and remains a stunning centerpiece today.

ecclesiastical art in France throughout the century. The dark wooden cross, shaped with subtle sculptural

arm and make the sign of the cross over the congregation, allowing the saint to “personally” deliver a

, embodying the luxury and cross-cultural dialogue of the 1920s.

candelabra mounted into a lamp is raised on a circular mottled bases with crossed ribbon designs. Above is a

of a Satsuma ware signature. The top circular symbol is the cross-in-circle Shimazu family crest, or

. The burr walnut grain patterns are wonderful, this has cross banded edges and sits on a beautifully