Antique Gables

Trilobed Gable with Plain Copings
 France, 14th–15th century
 Limestone 26 x 38 x 14 cm

of 116. Referenced as Fletcher #3 the image is the second in his Gable series. Lisieux is a commune

orthographic differences of the time. "Ambros Gabler pinx. et Sculps." signifies that Ambros Gabler was the

buildings with stepped gables and a church tower crown the elevated landscape beyond. The composition is

quality and condition Gothic revival portrait of Anne of Cleves wearing a gable hood a bejewelled red

attachment with a small pointed gable, the inside is consisting shelving. The lower part consist a writing

dore figures adorn the gable field, which is on a rectangular marble base. The dial is enameled and

classicist (neoclassical) design with greek gable cornice, well selected blonde cherry veneer on hard and

defines it. A Flemish house with a stepped gable and warm red roof sits along the water’s edge, framed by

and polished. Stepped cornice with a head stool and a protruding chisel gable. Black offset tooth

river traffic in the foreground. The building itself, with its distinctive stepped gables, mullioned

Whimsical vintage wire birdcage fashioned after a traditional Colonial house with gable roof and

. His designs were sought after by celebrities such as Clark Gable and Marlene Dietrich. He was also

containing a central "Tree of Life" or stylized floral pillar, topped with a distinctive architectural gable

with integral legs extending the depth of the edges, and a hinged ridged top with thick shaped gable

after by celebrities such as Clark Gable and Marlene Dietrich. He was also asked to design the executive

top with sprung gable and beautiful interior division, 3-tier, double-arched chest of drawers, 2 parts

"War Canoe of New Zealand, with a View of the Gable End Foreland" is an engraving created by Thomas

Large wall mirror with brass profiles and mahogany veneered frame as well as a gable end rising in

the upper part a gable-shaped pediment and a screwed brass plate with a small alcohol thermometer and

section showcases an ebonized inlay band with a delicate leaf motif, beautifully framed by a stepped gable

and faded red color of the underlying original iron oxide minimum on the two cast iron gables. The

, connecting streets of characteristic northern European architecture—tall, narrow façades with stepped gables

and high-quality craftsmanship. The gable-shaped top with segmental filling is accentuated by a large

, identifiable by the distinctive windmills and stepped gables in the background—iconic symbols of Holland’s

-posted framework with a triangular crossbar flared in upswept Chinese-style gable ( Karahafu) endings

-carved base and capitals. Stepped profile gable with cantilevered so-called Schinkeldach. Internal

veils to the early forms of the gable hood. At far right, a colorfully dressed gentleman with a

tradition of dragon carvings, often placed on rooftops or gables to ward off evil spirits. Perhaps this

Amsterdam across the bottom, depicting Dutch merchant ships, Fort Amsterdam, traditional stepped-gable

features two flanking towers and a gable topped by a hand-carved dove, symbol of the Holy Spirit. The

architecture, such as stepped gables, and incorporates motifs from the natural world, such as flowers and birds

groups conversing in the street. To the right is a stepped gable building with shuttered windows and a

façades. On the left, a richly ornamented stepped-gable entrance building exhibits elaborate architectural

finely chiseled dial with Roman numerals and gold-plated hands. Body with architectural gable with three

faded ochre paint with a pitched gable roof with two chimneys with double chimney pots. Great painted

with a cross-gable roof and stepped plinth base. To the centre of the front there is a brass letter

1825. Triangular gable and fine brass applications with old silver plating. With mounting bracket on

and basin with gable shaped cabinet below.

methods, including thatched roofs, timber frameworks, and intricate carved adornments on the gables

or garden or set into a gable on a building. Additional information The dimensions are for each wheel.

adorned with triangular motifs reminiscent of gables, carved with œil-de-bœuf openings. This linear

lies in the stepped gable, which cleverly conceals a secret drawer at its center. On either side

. The Renaissance-style Chancellery, with its ornate façade and decorative gables, is a highlight of

, the distinctive stepped-gable canal houses provide a quintessential Amsterdam backdrop, while to the

exquisite linear detail, emphasizing the ornate windows, dormer gables, and classical proportions that

33,5 x D 23 cm H 11 1/2 x W 13 1/8 x D 9 inch The lid combines a rooftop form with a gable, and an

finial features in an 1870s catalogue of Coade’s successor’ Mark Blanchard, illustrated under ‘Gable

hood sits above a pair of sweeping gables, at the base of each gable are a pair of stylised Acanthus

gable roof, flanked by stylized evergreen trees that anchor the left side of the design and balanced by

ball feet. Profiled gable wreath. Original iron box lock without key. Signs of age and use. Probably

young age and went on to study under various mentors, including Ambrosius Gabler, who taught him the art

original buildings, and the stepped gables can still be seen on the street. To this day, a community of

proportions, circa 1640. Augsuerg. The moulded ebony veneered cabinet is surmounted with a gable concealing

Commissioner General of New Foundland and Labrador, this flame mahogany buffet exudes elegance with gable ledge

coniferous wood. Structure with so-called hat box compartment above stair-like drawer. Schinkel gable

. Solid oak veneered with mahogany. Rectangular corpus crowned with an ebonized gable roof with bronze