Antique Lizard

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

The Stackhouse collection has, for many years, been the subject of extensive research by Clifford Evans, whose article “Forgotten Field” (Country Life, July 6, 1995), fully documents...

Hand-crafted in the late 19th century, having a square beveled and etched butterfly foliate motif hinged glass lid, patinated gilt metal frame, exquisite hand painted polychrome deco...

A Highly Important George Jones Majolica 'Palissy Vase,' molded as an obovoid-form ewer, the rustic bark ground with molded green-glazed leaves and ferns, molded and applied with thr...

19th century large Palissy wall platter a large catshark on the center surrounded by four fishs, two frogs, two crawfishs, two lizards, shells and different greens plants on a brown ...

The image depicts two frogs or toads, a lizard-like creature, and a leopard. The creatures are rendered in a style typical of the time, with an attempt at scientific accuracy but als...

We have fitted it with a modern genuine lizard strap using the original buckle. You will never see a finer example of an American Vintage Wrist Watch than this one.

Sitting on a vessel shaped as a gourd, clasping its goat legs with hooves and holding on to the neck with one hand in order not to fall of it; a playful and mischievous faun holds by...

We have photographed it with the original strap and a new genuine lizard strap we had made for the watch in Italy.

The lithograph depicts an adult male whooping crane standing on the bank of a river, reaching for a lizard with its beak. There is a beautiful landscape in the background.

The strap is to fragile to wear though so we are including a genuine Lizard Strap with it and installing the buckle on that strap.

The future is alluded to in the thistle, representative of Christ's suffering and his crown of thorns; in the lizard, which hints at death followed by resurrection since it was belie...

We are offering it with a genuine lizard strap that fits the period buckle. The dial and hands are original as well with original luminous numerals and blued steel luminous hands.

We will install the new lizard strap on it before shipping it out and put the original buckle on it as well.

Particular attention also deserves the gold and partially gilded black enamel setting, which creates a sumptuous contrast with the central depiction of the cameo and, at the same tim...

Seven of these are still in use: Canes Venatici (the Hunting Dogs) Lacerta (the Lizard) Leo Minor (the Smaller Lion) Lynx Scutum (the Shield) Sextans (the Sextant) Vulpecula (the Lit...

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

The spider Metellina merianae was named after her in 2017. An Argentine tegu lizard has been named Salvator merianae. A toad was named Rhinella merianae.

A view of Kynance Cove near The Lizard in Cornwall . Billinghurst was an excellent draughtsman and colourist working very much in the manner of Monet and Sisley.

This sweet little lizard features a body set with lustrous seed pearls and a line of green demantoid garnets running down its back.

The legs and tail of the lizard are wonderfully detailed, and the creature appears to be in mid-motion.

Sterling silver mounts with applied lizard and eagle head, and cabled rims. Marked “Sterling”.

Double domed base with crimped rims; chased flowers and leafing scrollwork with applied lizard, frog, and turtle. Marks include fineness stamp and Hanau maker’s stamp (JD Schleissne...

A wonderful late Victorian brooch in the shape of a lizard. Brooches in the shape of naturalistically formed insects and reptiles became popular in the late nineteenth century, and t...

The back of each spoon bowl is intricately incised with stylized abstract motifs, possibly alluding to lizards or vegetal forms, emblematic of fertility, transformation, or spiritual...

However, what makes this exceptional chandelier truly Art Deco (as in Decorative art), are the five stylized bronze lizards or geckos. Clinging onto the side with their mouths open t...