Antique Ivy

The convent walls, overgrown with dense ivy, suggest the institution's agedness, connecting it with England's spiritual heritage.

This plate presents a balanced composition of delicate ferns, intertwining bryony vines, and the small blossoms of restharrow, surrounded by an architectural decorative framework wit...

This is a pair of patinated bronze cups with covers. A repousse of ivy leaves garland decorates the center of the cups’ body.

The other side of the planter is decorated with green ivy, wrapping itself around the lateral handles, while the inside is highlighted by a deep turquoise color.

The sizable green tray has beautifully gilt and scalloped rim with a hand painted race track band of multi-colored berries and ivy. The 19th century tray sits on a cleaver tilting st...

Resting on the break-fronted shelf is a Sienna marble over-mantel overlaid with statuary marble carvings of intertwining ivy and berries, interrupted by four exquisitely carved and u...

He is shown amongst grapevine, ivy and bindweed carrying a waist level quiver (he unstrung his vanquished bow, to leave just arrows) in his left hand he carries a pine cone staff, th...

This Aubusson tapestry is a classic example French Romanticism featuring a floral and ivy foliage cartouche in a beautiful palette of salmon pink, hues of green and beige with soft h...

The Holly Blue has two broods a year, with caterpillars that feed on different host plants depending on the season: holly in the spring and ivy in the autumn. This adaptation to diff...

Beautifully appointed salon chair with relaxing, lounge or fireside appeal Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Select walnut presents wonderful caramel hues and skil...

Designed in the Gothic Revival taste with heraldic symbols including a helmeted knight with shield, crossed swords, fleur de lis, anchors, star, cross, enameled ivy leaves and an anc...

On the ruins he climbs the ivy, symbol of the immortality of the soul. The work is attributable to the workshop of the Flemish painter Frans Francken III, belonging to a prolific fam...

Having an ornate sculptural silhouette, featuring two gilded acanthus leaf firedogs - chenets embellished with delicate scrolls, trailing flowers, berries, and ivy, over stepped shap...

A medieval lion head crowns the top, and a large spray of ivy flanks either side of him. There are swags or drops of floral and fruit motifs.

A patinated bronze wolf head tops the mirror, framed by gilded ivy garlands. Wolf heads and patinated wood winged lions adorn the chairs and armchairs, covered of red velvet.

The God, accompanied by Ariadne whom he rescued when she was abandoned by Theseus, is carried by his party on a throne pulled by lions, crowned with ivy. The scene opens up to a beau...

The figures sculpted on this pair of decorative candle sticks are shown laden with grapes and grape leaves, one holding a tazza, the other flowers, with ivy vines trellising down the...

Standing in front of a Shutorii (a traditional Shinto shrine gate colored red) representing the Kasamori Inari Shrine, at a teahouse with a furnace and chagama (tea kettle) that serv...

A late 19th century oak presentation wheelbarrow Commemorating the Great Western Railway Extension The presentation wheelbarrow carved from oak with finely carved ivy leaves and ...

The original brown lacquered storage box, called a tomobako, features a large ivy leaf mon, or family crest to the top. This particular mon, called the tsuta, is associated with the ...

Extremely rare Gorham, sterling silver soup or punch ladle with intricate rope handle, and beautiful engraved, geometrically inspired motifs including stylized ivies from the last qu...

In the center of the caryatids, a slender stem with a winding ivy garland. The rams' heads hold the ovoid bobeche with acanthus foliage and removable drip pan.

Swags of ribbons and garlands of ivy leaves round out the rest of the décor. The bases are similarly decorated.

The Child Bacchus follows the joyous procession, carried by satyrs and nymphs, crowned with ivy and joyfully raising a cup of wine. In the foreground, the drunken participants leave ...

The carving depicts, the naked portrait bust of the classical Greek-Roman goddess, Hebe, (flora) facing to the left, with a crown of flowers and ivy. The mounting frame is crafted i...

It was crafted at the workshop of Karl Rössler, during the Austro-Hungarian empire period in solid .800/.999 silver standard. Decorated with ivy leaves and scrolls made up with the N...

Above rises a crumbling tower overgrown with ivy and shrubs, framed by a dense tree and billowing clouds; to the left, the view opens onto a hilly southern landscape with a further t...

The central column is decorated with twining ivy leaves, and the base has large vine leaves and three cloven hooved feet, all of this is in age patinated bronze, also there are gilde...

Two large wrought-iron handles adorn the center of a panel covered with scrollwork blossoming with beautiful ivy and olive leaves. As is customary on Swiss chests, the hinged lid, c...

This cameo features an ornate carving of a young child with hair in curls and a sash of ivy across his chest - possibly an attendant of Bacchus or even a young Bacchus himself!

The facade features seven ionic columns adorned with ivy at their base and four female figures sculpted in the round, sheltered in niches and supported by cherub heads.

The Roman building is overgrown with ivy, which climbs up the podium and wraps around the columns.

You are weak, I am strong... you are sharp, I am courageous... you are the ivy and I am the oak! Without my help the slightest breeze from the police would drag you into a torrent of...

She is represented holding a lyre while her left arm is leaning upon an open book that rests upon a fluted column. Trailing ivy extends down the upper portion of the column.

This centrepiece group features two nude draped young lovers sitting on a pedestal sculptured as a wall of bricks decorated with ivy motif. The couple is embracing and looking each o...

One vase shows a woman dressed in a classical draped fabric garment playing two flutes and leaning on a pedestal with twirling ivy, while a baby stands on the pedestal behind her, an...

The carving depicts, the naked profile portrait bust of the classical Greek-Roman goddess of the flowers and nature Flora, facing to the left. dressed and crowned with flowers, wheat...

The painting is extremely well painted with a great attention to detail such as the ivy climbing the trees or the face on the jesters marotte.

His hair is adorned with a wreath of ivy leaves. This sculpture is normally classified as of the Italian high Renaissance and Baroque era’s.

By 1960 Ogden Hall was nearly a century old and was described as being held together only by the ivy growing on it. It was razed in 1967 to make way for a new Ogden Hall.

Adelaide Pandiani Maraini, A fine and important Italian marble, Pamona embracing a herm of Vertumne circa 1895, inscribed ADELAIDE MARAINI/ROMA, set upon a granite plinth with bronz...

A bamboo shaped shaft arises from this tripod and is topped with three buds supporting a circular red griotte marble top on which stands a cup in the Ancient style decorated with ivy...

The fruit is shown lying amongst foliage and trailing ivy on a woodland bank. Oliver Clare was born in Birmingham in 1853, the son of the flower artist George Clare (1839-1890) and ...

The taupe outer border completes the exclusive masterpiece, scattered with blossoms and sprigs, its softened tones evoking a garden wall kissed with ivy. Vases brimming with flowers ...

Printed by Manning and Mason, Ivy Lane, St. Paul’s., London. This RARE book is in very good condition for its age with some very minor ‘knicks’ on the edges of the spine and cover, ...

Here, artistry and restraint meet in perfect balance, resulting in a runner that feels both centuries-old and startlingly fresh, as if born for the refined calm of Georgian salons an...

Ivy sterling silver macaroni pasta server. Made by Gorham in Providence, ca 1870.

This fine Victorian natural pearl and diamond ivy spray brooch chain hails from the collection of Bentley & Skinner, Jewellers by Royal Appointment to His Majesty King Charles III.

Cast figural handles with the ivy-covered heads of young Bacchus and slack-jaw satyr.

Botanical symbolism is further expressed through the use of ivy and roses on the tree trunk; the pointed ivy leaves representing loyalty and forward momentum, and the roses evoking e...

The choice to depict flowering ivy suggests a more sentimental token; evoking themes of lasting connection and friendship, mimetic of the hugging nature of ivy.

This set features a necklace, brooch, and earrings, each decorated with gold ivy leaves and delicate turquoise forget-me-not flowers.

A Georgian natural pearl necklace with blue enamel centre, the kite shape centre piece with blue enamel decoration, mounted with ivory carving of the trophy of love, a cupid’s bow an...

The Gigantas Pendant, an important late 16th century Renaissance baroque pearl, gold and enamelled pendant, with later alterations, depicting one of the Greek gigantes, wearing the i...

Filling out the composition are a few expertly rendered anecdotal details, including a half-eaten apple, a metal pan, what appears to be a small wooden trap, and other bits of detrit...