Antique Monkeys

The Monkeys Look is an original lithograph on ivory-colored paper, realized by Paul Gervais (1816-1879).

Chinese Export Porcelain Figural Monkey, likely late Qing Dynasty to early Republic period, late 19th to early 20th century.

This highly original polychrome enamel ceramic dish featuring a monkey on a flowering branch was created by Émile Gallé, based on a model designed around 1878-1880.

Original Antique Print of Five Monkeys and Tamarins by Bertuch, 1802 Original antique hand-colored copper engraving depicting five species of monkeys and tamarins, published in Frie...

Antique print of various mammals; porcupine, capybara, otter, monkey etc. This print originates from 'Historiae Naturalis De Piscibus Et Cetis Libri V' by John Johnston, published by...

19th Century (Meiji Period) Japanese hand-carved wood seated monkey. The eyes are inlaid and made of glass. The fur and details are very realistic.

Title: 1897 Botanical Prints – Beard-Tongue, Collinsia, Zaluzianskya, and Monkey Flower Description: This set of four original 1897 botanical prints features 'beard-tongue' (Pents...

Jean de La Fontaine's fable "The Monkey and the Cat" recounts the story of a cunning monkey named Bertrand who persuades a cat, Raton, to retrieve roasting chestnuts from a fire.

The caption names the Military Orchis, Monkey Orchis, Lax Flowered Orchis and Marsh Orchis.

These lovely large-scale figures are dressed in richly patterned blue cloisonne vests and hold a peach in yellow cloisonne enamels, circa 1920-1930. The bodies of the monkeys are rep...

This exceptional Edo-period sculpture depicts a seated monkey in an incredibly lifelike manner, with finely carved details and expressive features.

A beautiful Meiji Period (1868-1912) Japanese embroidery/ tapestry featuring a group of finely detailed playful monkeys in a Japanese pine tree set within a decorative crane silk bro...

Gill Bradley Monkeys Loose in Notting Hill, 1927 Lithograph 100 x 65 cm "The monkey hunt which has been entertaining all but those immediately associated with the fugitives is st...

Excellent Meissen porcelain cupid group of the 19th century: Two cherubs and a standing little monkey wearing a monocle, all draped in cloth, are grouped around a cradle: the boy is ...

Antique 19th century English Staffordshire ceramic anthropomorphic toby jug / pitcher in the shape of a monkey dressed in British colonial clothing and playing the cello.

These are a beautiful set of NINE porcelain Monkey Figures or Figurines all playing in a Band made by Sitzendorf, Germany, circa 1910.

An Assembled Group of Seventeen Sitzendorf Porcelain Monkey Band Figures, Charming as a collection or themed dining table decoration.

Merchant Monkeys is an original lithograph on ivory-colored paper realized by J.J.

Japanese Monkey Prints: Serene 19th-Century Nature Studies with Peaches This enchanting pair of Japanese prints captures two intimate scenes of monkeys in their natural habitat, exe...

This captivating set of 19th-century paintings showcases a diverse array of animals—a dog, pig, cheetah, and monkey—each rendered with exceptional detail and artistry.

These monkeys are portrayed in a rocky landscape, with one holding a fruit while the other gazes outward.

An extremely rare museum quality monkey ‘chamber orchestra’ automata musical picture, made in France in c. 1855 and signed ‘Riviere’.

Wonderful set of 8 copper-plate engravings of monkeys after De Seve I particularly like the naivety of the drawings.

Much more rare is the repetition of monkey figurals throughout these intricate borders, both an unusual and particularly unique choice even for this provenance known for its more ecl...

An Incredible and Extremely Rare Meissen Monkey Centerpiece, Modeled by Max Esser, from the “Reineke Fuchs” Series.

Transport yourself to the Biedermeier era with this exquisite and rare original lithograph from the book "Neue Bildergalerie der Jugend." Published between 1831 and 1835 by Carl Hell...

Great images of monkeys Copper-plate engraving Published C.1790 Unframed.

.' - ('Description of the Japanese Monkey Temple'). Interior of a temple filled with (live) monkeys.

Late 19th century English Victorian wood framed lithograph of 3 monkeys with fruit in barn.  

Beautiful Antique Georgian Silver Old Cut Paste and Pearl Monkey Pin. This gorgeous Georgian pin is crafted in silver.

The depiction of wildlife, particularly the deer and monkeys, holds symbolic meanings in Chinese culture, representing longevity, grace, and intelligence.

English Victorian walking cane with light wood shaft and handle carved as monkey head with metal alloy collar stamped 995.

Chinese 19th century carved wall plaque with monkeys playing in trees with fruit (finished on back with bamboo trees).  

Sarumiwashi, trained monkeys, were a popular form of entertainment in Japan, and also performed as part of Shinto rituals relating to the New Year.

Anatomy of a Monkey is an etching realized in 1771 by Simon François Ravenet (1706-1774).

It was at 16 that Lautrec painted this expressive sheet of monkey studies. The year proved to be one of the most pivotal of his life.

Skeleton of a Monkey is an etching realized by Jean Charles Baquoy in 1771.

Antique Chinese Hand Carved Myanmar Natural Jadeite Pendant "Monkey" from the 19th century, depicting a monkey holding a big money bag.

Sarumiwashi, trained monkeys, were a popular form of entertainment in Japan, and also performed as part of Shinto rituals relating to the New Year.

An adorable antique English school painting of a young child hunter with his pet monkey. Marked to lower right “H. Park”. Verso of frame has Christies stamp and The Sporting Gallery,...

‘The Monkey Rider’ – Paul Joseph Raymond Gayrard (1807 - 1855).

FREE WORLDWIDE SHIPPING Japanese bronze okimono of seven snow monkeys, signed by Shosai and dating to the Meiji period, circa 1885.

Here is your opportunity to wear a dynamic and dramatic monkey form pendant that is over 500 years old and from one of the most fascinating cultures of the ancient world.

Original antique print of the green monkey. This print originates from 'La Ménagerie du Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle' by Miger, publised circa 1808.

Antique frontispiece with various animals including an elephant, crocodile and lion. This print originates from volume 2 of 'New collection of the strangest travel stories, especiall...

Original antique print of baboons. This print originates from ‘Das Buch der Welt‘ by Carl Hoffmann. Published 1859.

An antique monkey stick pin, with a pale grey, carved, labradorite monkey head, with rose-cut diamond eyes, in rub over settings, with a white enamel collar and black enamel bow tie,...

Description Japanese Satsuma vase, Meiji period Of ovoid form with slightly domed cover, decorated with monkeys in robes frolicking in a landscape beside a river.

Handcolored engraving of a Vari monkey, mongoose and lori. This print originates from 'Encyclopédie, Ou Dictionnaire Raisonné Des Sciences, Des Arts (..)' by Diderot.

It appeared as plate 5 in Audebert's 'Histoire Naturelle des Singes et des Makis Peintres d’après Nature' (Natural History of Monkeys and Lemurs), published in Paris in 1797. It depi...

Pair of lithographs by Ernest de Jaime

There was a fashion for playful figures of monkeys in France in the early 18th century, known as Singerie.

Collateral: This Meiji period monkey Netsuke is accompanied by a presentation pouch.

A wonderfully characterful 19th century hand-carved wooden monkey vesta and match striker, likely originating from the Black Forest region of Germany.

With zinc mounts depicting a monkey surrounded by three frogs on the lid, lion masks front and back, phoenixes below the lions and dragon handles.

A fine antique Indian or Indo-Persia Moghul Islamic Illustrated manuscript folio. Depicting monkeys gathering fruit at the base of the tree.

Masdevallia Elephanticeps (Monkey Orchid): - Origin: Found in Central and South America, particularly in cloud forests

The work features a delicately rendered depiction of a possible capuchin monkey from an 18th century specimen. Currently hung in a wooden, bamboo style frame with a cream matting.

A rare set of three carved wooden monkeys made in Japan during the early Meiji period.

A charming Japanese Hirado porcelain figural group depicting monkeys and dating to the transitional period between the late Edo and early Meiji eras.