Antique Crowns

yet sophisticated pattern that enhances the curvature of the form. The piece is crowned with a

carving crowned eagles, yellow Sicilian marble top 19th century Measures: 100cm x 166cm x 46cm Good

carving is seen throughout, including along the crown where turtle doves appear within a wreath of flowers

playing musical instruments. Crowning the piece is a sculptural group of two doves resting on a bouquet of

identified as Juno, crowned and draped in a pink gown with gilt ornament, accompanied by a peacock resting

decorated with lacquer panels and gilt bronze mounts. The cabinet is topped by a crown inset with a clock

crown of the shade and the center of the stem down to deep, earthy shades of blue and brown at the rim

crown of the shade and the center of the stem down to deep, earthy shades of blue and brown at the rim

painted on porcelain of Jesus Christ with a crown of thorns in a carved wooden frame with oak leaf and

, supported on tripod legs and crowned with a ribbon bow, combining whimsical form with regional character

: Hand-signed and numbered Artist Print (outside the edition Publisher: Crown Point Press, San Francisco

table is crowned by a striking circular Portoro marble top, showcasing dramatic natural veining with

Rococo revival furnishings of the Belle Époque period. The table is crowned by a striking rouge marble

decorative title banner crowns the composition in German and French, emphasizing the international audience

upward, where an angel is offering him the crown, symbolizing the victory of faith over death and

engraved banded decoration. The tower is crowned with a rounded fluted dome surmounted by a waving flag

featuring a crowned royal bust on the obverse and a Zoroastrian fire altar on the reverse. These coins

crest rails are crowned with intricately carved floral bouquets and acanthus leaf clusters, which flow

hallmarked 750 for 18 Karat Gold with additional hallmarks including a crown and letters which may be OL. The

the crowned monogram of Aarhus Customs House and the date 1897, above a plain upholstered back panel

a beautiful crown molding. The center section houses three shelves at a fixed height. The interior

three-door design offers wonderful presence, with graceful movement across the arched crown, shaped

A graceful Empire style demilune console in mahogany, crowned with a richly veined St. Anne marble

in giltwood circa 1730. The tall, elegant frame is crowned with an elaborate pierced pediment

Muir and Elisabeth Stephen, likely of Ayrshire, amid family initials, central cartouche with crowned

History of Alexander the Great, likely ‘Alexander Offered a Crown,’ woven in wool and silk with a richly

crowning element in a Baroque high altar or above a cathedral pulpit, this piece represents the pinnacle of

18th century, serving as the official supplier ('fournisseur') to the French Royal Crown. Sené secured

rounded head (crown) and a matching brim carved from French fruit wood, and mounted on a turned wood stand

the Passion, specifically the crown of thorns. It is an iconic devotional image. The overall

simultaneously sacred and fantastical. Its symmetrical composition — crowned by twin towers and a central

appearance Frame enriched with apex-shaped crown and footer, accentuated with a relief carved medallion

molding pinned in place makes an attractive crown. The drawer fronts are plain, with wooden knobs and

. Below the portrait appears the imperial crown—likely referencing the Iron Crown of Lombardy—symbolizing

crown or five protrusions crown signifying that this Buddha holds the wisdom of all five Dhyani Buddhas

, accommodating a variety of book heights and display pieces Topped with a classic crown moulding in the Georgian

altar, framed by sweeping floral and leaf swags. The rims are crowned with a delicate, pierced ribbon

mimic highly prized architectural marble (faux marbre), each crowned with finely cast gilt metal

without becoming overly ornate. The backs are especially lovely, with a shaped rectangular form crowned by

, Holstein and Oldenburg, all beneath the royal crown. At the base appears the elephant, emblem of the Order

doors, caryatid figures, and an elaborate broken pediment crowned with a central putto finial. What

prominent recusant families, Arundell remained steadfastly loyal to both the Crown and the Roman Catholic

ancient crown of the Kingdom of Sardinia, in the scepter with the Mauritian cross and in the necklace of

taste, featuring four open tiers supported by slender fluted columns. Each corner is crowned with carved

three drawers rests on carved paw feet, while the display top is crowned with a hand-carved crest

dignitary that speaks to his significant diplomatic or personal ties to the British Crown. The painted

maker's mark (T.H), the gold guarantee mark (crown), the 18k gold mark (18), the Birmingham Assay Office

sophistication and romance of late 19th century Parisian decorative arts. The commode is crowned with a

carved ribbons, all arranged around a central round mirror plate. The crest is crowned with a basket

pediment crown, above a rectangular case with a glazed door revealing three shelves, inscribed "Pratt Food

every angle. The high, camelback backrests feature elegant molded frames crowned by an intricately

sculptural piece features a gently curved façade that fits seamlessly into a corner, crowned with a molded

Crown Furniture." His artistic talents allowed him to join the studio of Louis Hersent around 1823, then

finished by a stately ebonized Fruitwood mottled crown.

) surrounding a central cartouche, all crowned by a regal gilt crown finial. Rich gilt accents highlight the

paper label to the underside. The upper crown, of generous 74cm diameter, features six large S-shaped

decoration. This highly collectible piece features a beautifully sculpted herring fish finial crowning a