Antique Nobility

Finely detailed borders decorated the urn flanked by scrolled handles centered by coins of nobility on each side and maiden busts at the base.

While it's true that ceramic makers in Bohemia and Austria were fascinated by exotic and fantastic themes at the turn of the 20th century, this piece also reflects the long interest ...

The knight stands confidently on a lightly shaded pedestal, evoking a sense of nobility and purpose. The detailing of his aristocratic attire, including the striped doublet and cape,...

Step into a world of cultivated splendor with this exquisite early 20th-century hand-knotted Turkish Oushak rug—an heirloom of Anatolian nobility that carries the whispered legacy of...

Produced in the prestigious basse-lisse tradition, this exceptional tapestry reflects the apex of craftsmanship associated with the renowned Aubusson and Beauvais ateliers, where tex...

The Phoenix symbolizes peace, virtue, nobility, & harmony. (Don’t we all hope for a lot of THAT in our “marriages!!”)

Born in Dalton-in-Furness in 1734, he trained under portrait painter Christopher Steele before establishing himself in London in 1762, where he built an extraordinary clientele among...

The vibrant colors, clean lines, and the representation of both nobility and common folk offer viewers a rich visual experience, portraying a distant culture with authenticity and gr...

With horses long famed for symbolising nobility and beauty, this refined porcelain plaque wows with its sensitive equestrian subject and would be an excellent piece in both a traditi...

They created for the rich bourgeoisie, financiers and the new nobility. They took on lighter decorative themes such as hunting, fishing and love.

The travelers, adorned in traditional German Renaissance attire, evoke the spirit of adventure and nobility, as they ride through a scenic landscape.

The cloak is a rich red, a color often associated with power and nobility. On his head, he wears a chaperon, a type of hat that was fashionable in the 15th century.

The Gillows firm was especially popular with the English nobility and with powerful religious figures throughout the country.

The Gillows firm was especially popular with the English nobility and with powerful religious figures throughout the country.

Only a limited number of European nobility could afford the extravagant prices demanded for such works.

At the beginning of the 19th century the European nobility discovered antler furnishings for their hunting castles and countryseats.

He soon became one of 19th century’s most famous Cabinet Makers and Ebenists to the Royalty of Wuerttemberg and the Nobility of Southern Germany. Before the last owner, an aristocrat...

The medallions themselves are inspired by classical portrait busts, adding an air of nobility to the scene. The two lower panels present lively architectural vignettes.

At the time, parks and forests were associated with the nobility's lands and pastimes. The sitter's social position is also evident from his fashion-conscious look.

Though it was primarily associated with the British nobility and wealthy landed gentry, similar trips were made by wealthy young men of other Protestant Northern European nations, an...

Very evocative piece of decor, a real old world relic of nobility and or wealth. Noted as a Swiss Swirl Wine Can by last collector owner, but could also be Austrian or German made.

The sculpture captures the nobility and determination of Joan of Arc with a downward-focused gaze.

Antique Caucasian Rug 19th Century Antique Caucasian Rug Size: 142x234 cm 7,90x7,67 Ft This 19th-century Caucasian rug adds nobility to any space with its historical beauty and art...

Antique Shahsevan Long Rug 19th Century Caucasian Shahsevan Long Rug Size: 118×280 cm 3,87x9,18 Ft This 19th century Caucasian Shahsevan carpet adds nobility to any space with its ...

Edo period (circa 1700) painting of an early Kano school subject matter: nobility socializing in a coutryard garden. Details of finery are painted throughout, including a screen that...

Christofle silver has graced the tables of European and Asian nobility for decades, and it is the tableware of choice on such luxury transportation as the Orient Express and the Tran...

Over the centuries, it has been visited by various nobility and royalty including recorded visits from 10th century ruler, King Athelstan, Edward II (1307-1327), Henry IV (1399-1413)...

Its imposing presence and refined details make it a work of art in its own right, capable of adding a touch of nobility and authenticity to any space. Don't miss the opportunity to ...

As KPM grew in stature, it produced a number of important works for the Prussian nobility and royalty. Frederick the Great described himself as his own ‘best customer’, buying vast q...

It is a symbol of prosperity, honour, valour and nobility of spirit. It is a symbol of good luck and good wishes for a happy marriage.

Today, this magnificent Savonnerie remains a testament to aristocratic living—rare, poetic, and steeped in cultural nobility. To possess such an exquisite work of art is to claim a f...

An exquisite and very high quality French mid 18th century Louis XV period giltwood mirror possibly created for Royal nobility. The beautiful small scale mirror retains its original ...

These old world fragments from a time of ornamentation and decadence will pop any space with a feeling of classic royal nobility. They are sturdily mounted on clear acrylic so that o...

On her, we observe numerous jewels and precious stones such as pearls, rubies and emeralds, all of which show her wealth and nobility. Around her face is a halo, a symbol of holiness...

Knyff for 'Britannia Illustrata or Views of Several of the Queens Palaces as also of the Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry of Great Britain' David Mortier and Daniel Midwint...

Only a limited number of European nobility could afford the extravagant prices demanded for such works.

The Phoenix symbolizes peace, virtue, nobility, & harmony. (Don’t we all hope for a lot of THAT in our “marriages!!”)

The coat of arms consists of a crown with three Fleurs-de-Lys (French Lilies, symbolizing the purity of nobility). The crown symbolizes royalty. The date of production, 1783, is also...

Hand-knotted with the utmost precision, the Oushak rug’s grand medallion unfurls like a rose in bloom, exuding an air of nobility and poetic grace. Each graceful vine, meandering ten...

His finely crafted suit of armor gleams under the light, emphasizing both strength and nobility. A striking plumed helmet adorns his head, while he firmly grips a drawn sword, ready ...

The scene presents a distinguished cavalcade of medieval European nobility, led by 'Wilhelm Herter von Strasburg', a historical figure associated with the Holy Roman Empire and its m...

His "heroes of everyday life" are presented with a special nobility, demonstrating how Monaldi was capable of carefully considering every aspect of his paintings, hiding additional m...

These antique prints, on wove (vellin) paper, illustrate the opulent and detailed traditional attire of Myanmar’s nobility, depicted with exquisite craftsmanship by an anonymous engr...

Soon, this modest craftsman counted numerous members of nobility and society among his clientele, including Catherine II of Russia.

The bust, signed "Jef Lambeaux," rests on a marble base that adds to the nobility of the ensemble. Every detail, from the delicate features of the face to the subtle curves of the bo...

They therefore represent wealth, nobility and success in imperial examinations (civil service exams for selecting candidates for the state bureaucracy in Imperial China).

Their historical charm and decorative appeal make them perfect for adding a sense of nobility and refined taste to any outdoor or indoor space.

This exquisite Italian Empire period console table with mirror, dating from the late 18th to early 19th century (1790-1820), exemplifies the grandeur and refined craftsmanship of pal...

No other firm in the country had managed to gain as far-reaching and prestigious a level of patronage as that of the Gillows firm, which was especially popular with the English nobil...

The dedication to George Earl of Cardigan suggests that this work was also supported by the patronage of nobility. Such dedications were common in Albin's time, serving both as a mar...

The white chrysanthemum represents nobility & elegance. It is also thought to attract good luck to the home & represent a life of ease.

Bred selectively in Japan for centuries, these birds were revered for their beauty and were often associated with nobility and traditional gardens. European breeders sought to develo...

In fact, Grendey’s most famous commission came from a Spanish client, the Duke of Infantado, for whose castle at Lazcano in northern Spain he supplied a suite of over seventy-seven p...

Very appreciated by the Savoy court and the local nobility, the artist is present in the main residences of the court and in numerous palaces and private castles throughout Piedmont.

He also wears a feathered cape, another item traditionally associated with Hawaiian nobility, known as an ‘ahu‘ula. His face is calm and dignified, with a beard and short, curly hair...

On top of this charming heliotrope seal stands a majestic 18k gold lion, its proud stance exuding strength and nobility. The lion's mane are meticulously detailed, its muscles subtly...

Both figures and their horses exude a sense of elegance and authority, capturing the essence of chivalry and nobility. This lithograph exemplifies the 19th-century Romantic fascin...

His right hand holds a spyglass, symbolizing his strategic prowess, while his left hand rests within the coat, evoking a sense of dignity and nobility. His feet are adorned in "à l'é...

The emblem in the feet indicates the nobility of the client who sorted these. Lyon feet to the base.

The chrysanthemum motifs seen throughout the vase carry deep symbolic meaning within Japanese art and culture, representing longevity, nobility, and imperial refinement, while the bi...