Antique Harps

A rare Minai pottery bowl depicting Bahram Gur and Azada, late 12th/ early 13th Century of deep rounded form with slightly everted rim on a splayed foot, decorated overglaze in poly...

He worked for Harper's during the Civil War, producing woodcut engravings depicting the personal experiences of soldiers.

He was a recognized art critic and wrote for The New York Times, New York Post and Harper’s weekly. His works can be seen at the Newark Museum, the Hudson River Museum, the Georgia ...

Each has been professionally rewired for U.S. use and fitted with aged brass-tone sockets and harp holders. Perfect on a console, sideboard, or flanking a mantel, these lamps offer ...

A 19th century vineyard table having an oval fruitwood top supported on a sinuous harp and standing on sled feet with curved toes.

A pair of lovely carved wooden figures depicting two angels with flute and harp in gold gilding, decorated with small fleur de lis's, standing on plinths.

Black wood base; includes harp and brass finial. Dimensions: 10" x 6" x 20" / Total Height - 29" (Width x Depth x Height)

The caduceus is interpreted as a representation of God himself and is one of the oldest symbols in the history of human civilization. Flowers, harp and cornucopia are carved at the b...

Antique golden brass mesh spark screen, with sculpted frame and central decoration with harp, features floral and leaf decorations, original from the 19th century, Italy.

Each having a central mask of a female over a harp background with ribbon and tassel form terminating in a large bow.

Round sculpted top upon trestle base with triangular harp mechanism. Carved rounded feet and all hand-carved.

Flanked by two acanthus leaf scrolls and harp form top. Lights inside fruit as well as a cluster of lights as the main lighting.

Add your favorite socket, harp, and fabulous shade. Extremely rare and qualitative.

After three years of study in Boston, he was regularly contributing illustrations and art to major national publications including Scribner's Magazine and Harper's Monthly. In 1901,...

Canterbury is adorned with carved harp and spindle top accents on turned legs with brass rolling casters on feet for easy movability.

Black wood bases; includes harps, brass finials and white fabric shades. Dimensions: 8.5" x 5.5" x 21" / Shade - 14" x 11" / Total Height - 28" (Width x Depth x Height)

Height 22" to top of light socket. Harp and shade will make overall height approx. 28' - 30" depending on shade used.

He meticulously depicts the interplay of light and shadow, evident in the luminous skin of the three figures, the reflective gold adornments, and the ethereal glow of the harp string...

Dimensions: Total height (including harp): 106 cm / 41.7 in Height of ceramic column: 76 cm / 29.9 in Base width and depth: 20 x 20 cm / 7.9 x 7.9 in Shade diameter 62 cm / height 15...

Complete in One Volume. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1835. Harper’s Stereotype Edition. 8vo.

This stunning Tiffany Studios "Vine Border" Harp Floor Lamp features a golden and mottled green grape vines against a mottled golden geometric ground.

He worked for Harper's during the Civil War, producing woodcut engravings depicting the personal experiences of soldiers.

Henry Mosler studied in Cincinnati with portrait and genre painter James Beard for two years and covered the Western theater of the Civil War as an artist-correspondent for Harper's ...

Tray refers to the name of a faithful dog featured in the poem "The Harper," written in 1836 by Thomas Campbell. Dimensions: 7" x 2.5" x 9" (Width x Depth x Height)

1920s Asian painted porcelain cylindrical lamp 7 x 7 x 22.75 to top of socket 29.25 to top of harp

The Foliate capped branches with turned nozzles emanating from an urn and harp supported by a foliate cresting

It was rendered in a flat linear style by the highly talented Maginel Wright Enright Barney, the sister of Frank Lloyd Wright, for a Harper's Weekly interior story, "The Blue Hood."

Oval top circled by bentwood edge upon trestle base with triangular harp mechanism. Carved rounded feet. Tilt-top fully functional and can be stored tilted upright for storage.

Above the figure is an original metal "Gloria" banner, ornamented with harp motifs, symbolizing the heavenly celebration of Christ’s birth.

Story illustration for "The Return" by Georgia Wood Pangborn for Harper's Monthly Magazine, published December 1916, page 44.

The open top with amboyna and incised gilt decoration to the centre is supported by shaped sides with stylized incised gilt harps, and hand-carved ebonized necklace-style decoration ...

Much of her work was published in Harper's Young People (later known as Harper's Round Table).

Antique English Country Edwardian Mahogany Dining Chairs - Set of 4 These four antique mahogany chairs have beautiful ornate backs with harps and shells carved into their backs with...

Generous oval top upon trestle base with triangular harp mechanism. Lovely hand carved rounded feet.

Several putti are shown playing musical instruments, including a harp, lyre, flute, and cymbals. Others are engaged in movement and gestures, one raising a bird, while groups of putt...

With 2 sockets, a pull chain switch, and a built-in harp and finial. 19.5" height x 9.5" width x 9.5" depth.

These fabulous fragment ornaments from Italy each feature a carved urn, with harp-shaped body embellished adorned in volutes and foliate, with flames rising out of the top.

Homer contributed drawings to Harper's Weekly from 1857 to 1875. They were converted to wood engravings by Harper's craftsman and published in Harper's Weekly.

At the top, there is a figure of a King playing a harp with a magnificent robe, following down to shells in the corners.

Lyme Connecticut was a bohemian artist colony that included George Avison, Delos Palmer, and Remington Schuyler Her illustrations appeared in 1912 in Harper's Magazine. In 1922 she b...

“She sat staring at him, horribly fascinated” Book illustration for Babs the Impossible by Sarah Grand, published by Harper & Brothers, 1900, opp. page 286. An excerpt from...

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The true first edition was published by Harper and Brothers in 1851. This second edition was published in an edition of 1,787 copies.

A unique Brooche for outstanding occassions, with beautiful old cut diamonds in a Harp design that make the jewels emotion with a musical and lyrical effect and glam.

With a pull chain, double, medium base, 3-way socket, original harp and finial; newly wired. Measures: 6" diameter x 21.75" height.

Subjects include everyday clothing, musicians with harps and lyres, soldiers with shields and spears, temple attendants, priests, and mythological figures such as Horus and Osiris.

Saddled rider before the ride, next to him tonne with harp and two wooden pantries. Oil on canvas, signed on the reverse right E.

Beautiful Brass application depicting two winged lions playing the harp. Gilded egg bar at the cornice set kept in old gold.

Weeks recorded his adventures on this trip and his impressions of the Middle East and Asia in a series of illustrated articles that appeared in Harper’s between 1893 and 1895 in book...

He contributed illustrations to the New York's Daily Graphic and magazines like Harpers, Puck and Punch. His book 'Taylor Girls' gained him international acclaim.

Although he first gained national recognition as an illustrator for publications including Harper's, Scribner's Magazine, and Frank Leslie's Weekly, he later became internationally c...

This table lamp was recently rewired with a black twisted silk cord, bronze hardware, a dimmer at the neck, and an adjustable shade harp. Overall Height: 23.5-28.5" Diameter: 5.75"

Kladstrup, Champagne, Harper Collins, p. 41.

An antique, hanging pressure-style gas lamp. Comprised of a brass harp structure topped with a stem and globular font, hanging by a chain.

In 1901 she signed an exclusive contract with the monthly Harper's Magazine.[8] Green was also a book illustrator.[8] "The Journey", for a series of poems by Josephine Preston P...

Fontenay style painted porcelain motif with maiden holding harp on pedestal. Locket opens in back for storage. 1870's USA. 1.5" x 1".

Harper's Weekly colour plate from sketches by A.B.

Round base that leads into a column of coiled wicker - rattan with antique brass hardware / harp with dome shade. Newly fabricated pleated shade interior in beige pongee silk with an...

Description: Each coat of arms rendered with polychrome application, featuring the Scottish variant of the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, the imperial crown surmounting th...

Large table lamp was made by Stiffel in traditional style with heavy brass accents and the base and statement black ceramic body. It has the original harp and finial. The lamp meas...

He began his career as an illustrator for Harper's Weekly, but eventually decamped for Europe with Frank Duveneck and William Merritt Chase.