Antique Document

The sculpture is signed Constant Roux, bears the foundry mark “Les Neveux de Lehmann”, is numbered, and marked “Bronze”, confirming its authenticity and quality. This model is docume...

On the dial we see the signature of the clockmaker: Bonnelle à Montpellier, whose workshop is documented in Montpellier around 1825 according to Tardy - Dictionnaire des Horlogers Fr...

The circular “lens-view” format faithfully reflects the visual field of early microscopes and exemplifies Enlightenment efforts to document reproduction and generation theory followi...

The composition reflects Enlightenment-era fascination with microscopy and generation theory, documenting early modern scientific inquiry into reproduction.

A keyed fall-front opens to reveal an interior with pigeonholes and compartments, ideal for organizing correspondence, documents, or daily essentials. The writing surface is supporte...

This print belongs to the celebrated European tradition of documenting global dress, combining ethnographic curiosity with refined artistic execution.

Special note: This is an original antique document, not a reproduction. All items we offer are authentic period works of art over 100 years old.

Special note: This is an original antique document, not a reproduction. All items we offer are authentic period works of art over 100 years old.

This engraving belongs to the long tradition of European costume studies that sought to document and interpret the appearance of peoples across the known world.

This engraving belongs to the long tradition of European costume studies that sought to document and interpret the appearance of peoples across the known world.

An evocative work that also stands as a historical document of Japan’s evolving furniture culture.

Marble 181 cm high; 80 cm wide; 30 cm deep Documents: - Study report on the age of the piece issued by Dr.

Hanes Jr., in 1995. Documents - Attached is a letter of provenance signed by Mr.

His *Antiquity Explained* is considered one of the most influential antiquarian works of the Enlightenment, systematically documenting classical and Near Eastern artifacts. Engraving...

Thuillier, Les Frères Le Nain, exhibition catalog, Grand Palais, 1978-1979, pp. 330-338. Detailed document is available on request

This versatile piece remains equally functional today as a magazine rack, document holder, or decorative accent in traditional or transitional interiors.

The scene reflects the excitement surrounding travel to Epsom, likely tied to the famed race meetings, making it both a historical document and a decorative artwork. Rendered in del...

The inscription written in Cyrillic at lower left — “Fantastic View from the Windows of My Studio” — establishes a setting that the composition initially seems to suggest: unlike the...

Miley” is not immediately associated with a widely documented or heavily traded artist, which places the work within the category of a skilled but relatively obscure hand.

This engraving therefore captures the château at a defining historical moment—serving not only as an architectural document but also as a visual record of imperial power at its heigh...

Documentation: This specific model is documented in the exhibition catalogue Gallé, Musée de Luxembourg, 29 November 1985 – 2 February 1986.

A closely related chair appears in a documented historical interior photograph from the MAK (Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna), depicting the residence of Muriel Gardiner, designed in ...

Although unsigned on the dial the serial number 377,868 corresponds precisely with Vacheron & Constantin’s documented output in the early 1910s. It was not uncommon for elite Ame...

Required to contain important and, above all, confidential documents, these pieces of furniture will very quickly be equipped with central locking mechanisms like this cartonnier.

The careful balance between foreground action and background detail, together with the crisp linear style characteristic of early 19th-century British sporting prints, makes this wor...

This illustration reflects the Dutch interest in documenting and cultivating valuable plant species from their overseas territories, particularly in Suriname.

*Please keep in mind that this work has not yet obtained the certificate of free export from Italy from the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage. This document certifies that the wor...

*Please keep in mind that this work has not yet obtained the certificate of free export from Italy from the Superintendence of Cultural Heritage. This document certifies that the wor...

A museum-worthy example for the serious collector of early English ceramics as well as an historically important surviving document from Georgian and Regency London's boisterous soci...

This is precisely where a key feature of French Art Deco lighting around 1930 becomes apparent: the focus shifts from the opulent, dynamic decoration of Art Nouveau to the controlled...

Merchant tansu of this type served the prosperous trading households of Meiji-era Japan, functioning as the organizational backbone of 商家 (shōka) commercial life — storing documents,...

About The Coin and Setting This particular 8 escudo doubloon is described in its Smiths certificate as a superb, well-centered and detailed example featuring the full date (1712), mi...

He was a master of gouache, and meticulously documented the city’s transformation into a modern capital, capturing bustling boulevards, flower markets, and iconic landmarks often set...

These chairs belong to the earliest documented body of furniture by Michelucci, designed immediately after his return from the First World War and more than a decade before his emerg...

The Museo de’ Medici is devoted to preserving the history of the Medici family and exhibiting precious collections of works of art, historical relics, original documents, faithful re...

Aristocrats appear to us as figures fully aware of their social status and, even if in their static and hieratic nature, they may seem cold or impersonal at first glance, they emanat...

It functions both as a geographical document and as a decorative artwork, offering depth and storytelling rarely found in standard maps of the period.

Presentation boxes were designed for gifting items of high value and subsequently used to hold jewelry, keepsakes, documents, tea or ceremonial offerings. These boxes were likely fo...

It is celebrated for its extensive collection of wood-engraved illustrations, maps, and portraits documenting the American Civil War. Many of the stories and engravings were drawn wi...

While individual pieces were not signed by Ferrell, the design language—characterized by sculptural relief decoration, organic motifs, and nuanced matte glazes—strongly aligns with h...

Claude Marcault, France. Formed in 1970. Documents - Attached is a study on the antiquity of the piece issued by an Egyptologist.

The form is horizontally oriented, designed for storage of kimono, valuables, and household documents, with a visually balanced drawer-and-safe configuration.

Irish sources describe him as talented but somewhat eccentric and indolent, producing work irregularly and often only when financial necessity compelled him to paint. Among his docu...

He exhibited at the Salon de Paris and received recognition at the Expositions Universelles of 1889 and 1900. His work is documented in the Bénézit Dictionary of Artists, and he is k...

The broad geographic coverage and elegant engraving make it both an informative historical document and an impressive decorative wall piece.

The inclusion of military formations, promenading citizens, and river traffic adds both historical depth and lively atmosphere, making these works not only architectural views but al...

Venice appears in his documented itinerary already in the mid 1870s, and the present work confirms a renewed or continued presence in the city in May 1879.

Beautifully figured desk box, with fine craftsmanship and great colour Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Striking golden oak bedazzles, with wisps of medu...

A highly evocative ensemble, these armchairs are ideal for collectors seeking museum-quality examples of European Art Nouveau seating, combining rarity, original materials, and docum...

Railey in September 1833 Also engraved with Austin, Maker - likely George Austin of Dublin, a 19th century writing slope specialist Opens to reveal a beautifully appointed interior,...

The sculpture is signed with the artist’s distinctive overlapping A V monogram, where the “V” intersects the “A,” a signature format documented in works by André Vincent Becquerel (1...

Catlin’s original works were among the earliest artistic efforts to document Native American tribes of North America, making engravings such as this both historically significant and...

Superb example, with metamorphic qualities for the travelling writer and reader Displays a desirable aged patina and in good antique order throughout Select stocks present fine grain...

A rare North American embossed leather traveling desk/document box dating to 1825. This finely crafted piece features richly tooled leather panels and decorative mother-of-pearl stud...

Additional ornamental figures and scrollwork enhance the composition, making this map not only a geographical document but also a work of art. Blaeu’s maps are renowned for their pr...

Produced in the 18th century and referencing the year 1700, these engravings belong to the European tradition of ethnographic costume studies, which sought to document global dress a...

This decorative frame elevates the map beyond a purely geographical document, giving it a refined and architectural presence that makes it especially desirable for interior display.

This piece is both a portrait and a historical document, combining neoclassical design elements with a strong narrative component.

These images were based on recorded scientific observations by figures such as Hayes and Capron, reflecting the 19th-century effort to document and understand natural phenomena throu...

Denon’s legacy extends beyond administration—he accompanied Napoleon on the Egyptian campaign and was instrumental in documenting and collecting antiquities, contributing to Europe’s...