Antique Examples

An early example of French bistro furniture featuring a decorative cast iron base designed for strength and daily use.

It was probably developed during the Momoyama period, but the oldest extant examples, found at the Katsura Villa in Kyoto, go back only to the early Edo period (17th century).n

Framed in metal and fitted with a hanging chain, the roundel works beautifully as a window ornament, a wall‑mounted accent, or a luminous decorative element that brings both colour a...

Whether placed in a living room, dining room, study, or entrance hall, this cabinet immediately becomes a focal point, adding warmth, elegance, and a refined Oriental touch to both c...

The surface of the body is plain and unembellished. This example of Victorian silverware is fitted with a tapering cylindrical handle with a heart shaped motif to the socket.

Hand-knotted in wool, this 10x13 antique Tabriz rug is a refined example of one of the most celebrated weaving traditions in rug history.

The vases remain in excellent condition with bright enamels, well preserved silver mounts and finely executed decoration throughout, making them an excellent example of Hayashi Kihyo...

Jules Scalbert Signed Oil on canvas This is an exquisite example of Scalbert's paintings. Whilst his typical signed oil paintings are available up to about £8000 his strong, attract...

The restrained classical proportions and crisp architectural detailing are complemented by exceptional carved ornament, making this a particularly refined example of early 19th-centu...

Featuring a remarkable weathered patina and commanding presence, this large monolithic limestone trough is a striking example of traditional French masonry. Hand-carved from a single...

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this example of Chinese silverware.

The reverse of this impressive example of antique silverware features a rat tail to the rounded bowl.

This is just one such example of Ipsen’s work, demonstrating his skill in sculpting fine detail.

The smaller 7 inch high example is shown for scale. 15.25"h X 4.5"w X 14"d

A closely related jar resides in the Brooklyn Museum, though this vessel measures approximately 43 percent larger, and a considerably smaller comparable example is held by the Metrop...

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of Victorian jewelry. Dimensions Wearing length 16cm/6.29' Exterior Diameter (major axis) 6....

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of antique diamond jewelry/estate jewelry.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of antique jewellery/estate jewelry. Aquamarine Quality Cut Oval Faceted Content 0.87 carat ...

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His white squirrel is an especially striking example of the period's interest in recording exceptional natural phenomena through art.

Today, his pieces remain highly collectible examples of British Victorian naturalism. Note: There may be a framed match to this piece still available.

A fine example of an English George II dressing table or lowboy in mahogany with molded edge rectangular top surmounting a case with three fitted drawers, each with original pulls, o...

Rare No.101 "Mute Servant" by Thonet is a classic example of the famous bentwood technique developed by designer and founder Michael Thonet.

A sophisticated and unusual example of French Art Deco lighting, well suited to an entrance hall, dining room, bedroom or period interior.

A particularly versatile example of 1930s French lighting, equally suitable as a desk lamp, side-table lamp or decorative accent within an Art Deco, industrial or contemporary interi...

A substantial and architectural example of early Art Deco lighting, equally suited to a hallway, dining room, entrance hall or period interior.

A remarkably clean, un-inked example, suggesting that this has been used as a linen-press rather than book press.

Elegant Edwardian mahogany and satinwood marquetry Davenport desk, circa 1900, of compact and highly decorative form The sloping writing surface is inset with a tooled leather writin...

Unusual Portuguese wooden linen trunk or marriage chest, featuring attractive dark wood inlay and decorative brass fittings Circa 1800 The large hinged upper chest provides generous ...

The compartment retains its original silver foil lining beneath the lid, complementing the silver mounted exterior and surviving well throughout. A decorative example of early twent...

The present pair is particularly unusual in that emerald-green examples with this elaborate gilt-bronze treatment are rarely encountered, and the survival of two matching examples is...

Diamond Quality Color (average grades) H Clarity (average grades) SI1 Cut Old European Content (total) 0.83 carat Dimensions Length of setting 4.8cm/1.88" Width of setting 1.37cm/0....

This publication is regarded as his principal work. Complete examples are rare, and individual plates from the series are increasingly difficult to find.

Weighing approximately 5.8 kg, this is a particularly substantial example designed to function effectively as a doorstop while also serving as a decorative piece of Victorian ironwork.

Despite this restoration, the figure remains an exceptionally decorative and striking example of Etling opalescent glass. We ship tracked, worldwide.

A particularly substantial and highly decorative example of Japanese bronze work, with considerable presence as a centrepiece or collector's object.

The Amish community in Pennsylvania wove these runners mainly for their own use using the material that they had on hand. It is a beautiful example of an upcycling and reuse of mate...

This publication is regarded as his principal work and complete examples are rare; individual plates are also increasingly difficult to find.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of Victorian silverware.

Great example of a very early 1800s antique Swedish mora clock with hand carved detailing to the body and hood as proven by the single handed mechanism common to the early 1800s.

The tapering well of each dish is plain and unembellished. Such examples in a matching pair crafted in Indian silver are rare to the market.

Little is known of Pietro Bossi’s personal history; however, he is renowned for his mastery of scagliola work and this chimney piece is decorated with fine examples of the neoclassic...

This uncommon sheet offers collectors a striking example of French political caricature, distinguished by its elegant palette, bold line and historically significant subject.

The silver-plated surface remains particularly well preserved, suggesting relatively limited use. A refined example of Sheffield tableware that works equally well as functional servi...

Combined with the mandala form, it creates an aid to contemplation and meditation as well as an accomplished example of traditional Himalayan religious art. Entirely handmade, the p...

A refined and highly decorative example of early 20th-century French cameo glass, displaying excellent craftsmanship and an especially elegant floral composition.

Such was Pilkington’s reputation that they were awarded a Royal Warrant in 1913 by George V, trading under the name Pilkington’s Lancastrian Pottery Company. Examples of Pilkington’...

The iconic pattern gained historical prominence when an example, hand-carved by Ernestine Guerrero in 1937, was gifted to President Franklin D.

Dating to circa 1865, this antique tile is inspired by earlier Gothic and Tudor styling, featuring a pair of falcons or eagles between a coat of arms within a quatrefoil, the outer c...

The combination of the rich amethyst casing, elaborate cameo carving, woodland subject and geometric cutting makes this an especially striking example of late Victorian Central Europ...

Britton illustrates similar examples in London Delftware, and the shape’s larger size, as here, is recorded almost always with European landscapes — making this chinoiserie-painted e...

A quaint classic Victorian example of desirable proportions. Dimensions: Height 139 cm (54.72 in) Width 104.5 cm (41.14 in) Depth 53 cm(20.87 in) Height to surface top 69.5 cm (27.3...

A refined example of Jugendstil metalwork, this three‑arm candelabrum by WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) captures the lyrical elegance of early Art Nouveau design.

Hand-knotted in wool, this 8x9 antique Kurdish rug, circa 1880, is a compelling example of tribal weaving known for its expressive geometry and rich cultural character.

Hand-knotted in wool, this 11x13 antique Kerman rug, circa 1900-1920, is a refined example of weaving celebrated for its intricate floral artistry and graceful compositions.

Today, Bergman bronzes are highly sought after for their craftsmanship, condition of original paint, and variety of subject matter. Animal and reptile examples, in particular, are pr...

This Antique Caucasian Karabagh Rug, measuring 6'7" x 18'11", is a monumental example of Caucasian weaving, distinguished by its elongated proportions and intricate ornamentation.

Surviving Nocturne clocks include elaborate eight-day and repeating examples in silver, guilloché enamel and hardstone, while movements signed Nocturne were also supplied for clocks ...

A highly collectible example of early 20th-century Austrian design, equally suited as functional furniture or decorative display.

A particularly attractive example for a collector of Augarten porcelain, Austrian Art Deco, Franz von Zülow, equestrian art or fine European decorative porcelain.