Antique Moss

American (19th Century) sleigh with swell-sided, rounded-rectangular body painted in glossy green and red finish with interior plush, upholstered red seat and moss-carpeted bottom. P...

The stone retains a wonderful rustic character, with a coarse, natural surface and traces of moss, lichen, and algae, giving it a romantic, timeworn appeal.

The stone retains a wonderful rustic character, with a coarse, natural surface and traces of moss, lichen, and algae, giving it a romantic, timeworn appeal.

Its voluptuous, almost organic form is enhanced by a rich, flowing green glaze with subtle tonal variations ranging from deep emerald to lighter moss hues, creating a lively and almo...

Inside are faux green moss interiors with triple stems of patinated Bronze foliage leading to finely detailed Porcelain flowers and buds.

The creel was an important piece of equipment for the early angler as with the addition of damp moss, lining the bottom of the creel, it would keep the days catch fresh.

An internal board, made of fir wood with a moss carpet, supports a composition of various crystals (Calcite Flowers, Scolacite, Barite, Purple Fluorite, Moroccan Druse, Green Fluorit...

The heavy lead construction gives them wonderful presence and stability, while the naturally oxidized surface displays layers of pale gray, chalky white, and subtle moss undertones t...

The stone’s surface displays a beautiful natural patina with traces of age, including light moss and weathering, which testify to its authenticity and centuries of history.

The painting depicts a wooded gorge through which a stream flows calmly between moss-covered granite boulders, with the water breaking into a small rapid in the background.

It features irregular textures, traces of moss, and signs of use that lend it great decorative character.

Its weathered surface, moss, and irregular textures lend it an authentic and rustic character.

The table is finished in luminous cinnabar lacquer, set against a richly patinated moss-green ground and accented with touches of imperial yellow.

The painting depicts a wooded gorge through which a stream descends in cascades over moss-covered boulders, while in the background a lattice iron bridge crosses the torrent amid ove...

The polished stone surface reveals the natural beauty of the marble, with varied tonalities ranging from moss green to lighter mineral inclusions. An old repair is present on the un...

The thick, rounded rims frame deep planting wells, and the surfaces display a beautifully weathered patina developed over time. Natural lichen, moss staining, and tonal variation enh...

The palette is remarkably rich, balancing bold primary and secondary hues—including deep purples, soft corals, and moss greens—against a grounding neutral field of gray and cream.

In excellent antique condition with minimal wear, some separation at the seams where they join, only on the feet, minor. In old paint with moss and surface rust. See pics, Almost 52...

American School, 19th century Flowers of the Sea; Herbarium of foraged, pressed and mounted seaweed and sea moss specimens from the American pacific and north Atlantic coast, from Ne...

The pattern is essentially an allover design achieved through the repetition of thick and thin stripes in varying shades of slate, charcoal, cream, and moss green. This composition e...

The exterior retains a beautifully timeworn surface with natural lichen, moss, and mineral staining accumulated over more than a century outdoors.

The earthy ground, partially covered in moss, is thus subtly dappled by a few rays of sunlight that occasionally pierce the shade of the branches, before bathing the stone wall and h...

Interspersed throughout the lighter bands are myriad flecks of primary and secondary hues—crimson, moss, and sapphire—which contribute to its overall vibrant, yet muted, character.

His tomb is recorded in Porter and Moss, Topographical Bibliography of Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphic Texts, Reliefs and Paintings, I.

Stuffed bird of pray (Circus Cyaneus Linnaeus, 1766) Hen Harrier, mounted on an oak branch with dry leaves, resting on a rectangular, inlaid, veneered wooden base covered in moss, wh...

Important towns and districts visible include Manchester, Salford, Bolton, Middleton, Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, Stalybridge, Stockport, Prestwich, Whitefield, Radcliffe, Bury, Chadd...

The color palette is remarkably rich yet subdued, utilizing a sophisticated blend of earthy neutrals—taupe, moss green, and charcoal—interspersed with flecks of deeper hues, resultin...

The palette is muted yet rich, featuring dominant earth tones of sage, taupe, and moss green, subtly punctuated by deep reds and blues, contributing to its designation as one of the ...

This neutral foundation beautifully offsets the highly saturated palette of the stylized motifs, featuring deep amethyst, moss green, and ochre yellow, characteristic of the vegetabl...

The design features scrolling vegetal motifs and abstracted landscape elements executed in subdued tones of antique gold olive green moss and earthen brown creating a quietly dramati...

A sophisticated palette defines the piece, utilizing rich madder reds, deep indigo, and touches of moss green, all set against a luminous ground of warm gold tones.

The palette is defined by a sophisticated contrast: a serene, moss-green central field provides a calming backdrop for the dramatically saturated border.

These "Gols" (stylized flowers) are rendered in a storied palette of moss green, soft ivory, and sun-kissed golden-yellow, reflecting a mature and exemplary essence of the Art Nouvea...

The biscuit barrel of moss green majolica with turquoise interior & bottom.

The surface shows centuries-old moss, weathering, and patina that give it a rich, natural character.

The palette is rich and saturated, dominated by deep crimson and burgundy fields contrasted sharply with ivory and moss green accents. Subtle infusions of pale blue and ochre highlig...

The palette is remarkably rich and well-preserved, utilizing deep indigo for the ground, contrasted by saturated madder reds, moss greens, and earthy browns within the repeating moti...

The fragment presents a refined landscape and floral composition rendered in a subdued palette of blue green, moss, ochre, taupe, ivory, and traces of faded red.

The field presents a remarkably saturated, moss green color rugs that provides a dramatic, yet elegant, ground for the delicate ornamentation.

A highly stylized central medallion dominates the composition, rendered in shades of saffron yellow, soft pink, and moss green. The geometric symmetry and organic, flowing lines are ...

The elongated format allows for restrained, linear plantings—orchids, clipped boxwood, moss, seasonal branches—making the piece ideally suited to apartment and townhouse environments...

This rare Turkish Feshane silk rug highlights a powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring a curvilinear, moss green mihrab (prayer niche) anchored within a luminous, shimmer...

These blossoms are rendered in a poetic palette of lavender, soft rose, and moss green, appearing as if swaying in a gentle, invisible breeze.

Woven in rich wool, it features a dramatically abstract and symmetrical field that evokes natural camouflage or painterly ink blots, rendered in earthy tones of ochre, taupe, cream, ...

Rendered in variegated shades of tan, ecru, sand, camel, brown, coffee, taupe, rose, mauve, lavender, glaucous, baby blue, celadon, olive, sage, avocado, moss, fern, navy blue, bluis...

Woven in the Caucasus region, the palette is rich and earthy, featuring deep madder reds, ivory, and dark indigo, punctuated by unexpected accents of soft moss green and pale pink. T...

The surface reveals a beautifully aged palette of moss green, olive, muted gold, and soft brown tones, developed through centuries of oxidation and use.

Inclusions of light green color curl around the sides, resembling patches of tree lichen or moss. The bottle is finished with an agate bead stopper and a carved bone snuff spoon.

The stone surface displays a naturally weathered patina with areas of mossing and mineral variation, adding depth, age, and authentic outdoor character.

Condition: Light age toning; scattered spotting visible on margins. Framing tips: Soft moss or stone-colored mats with medium walnut or ebonized frames.

What distinguishes this piece is the rare and compelling use of a sage or moss green in the main field, a color achieved through natural dyes that has mellowed beautifully over time.

3 beautiful antique Victorian snuff or trinket boxes with gilt metal sides and banded or moss agate tops and bottoms. They have some beautiful coloring.

The rug displays a remarkably rich and well-preserved natural dye palette, featuring a deep indigo or navy ground contrasted by saturated madder reds, moss greens, earthy browns, and...

There are various types of agate like: Blue Lace, Crazy Lace, Dendritic, Fire, Laguna & Moss. Historically, Agate has been discovered with the artifacts of Neolithic people, and...

Tafel 11 presents an extensive survey of lichens and mosses, carefully numbered and identified below in German and Latin.

This example presents a richly textured composition with branching forms and layered vegetation woven in a restrained palette of olive green moss gold umber and charcoal. The wool t...

Weathered patina with layers of peeling white paint and moss. Losses at the top with rusted iron frame exposed.