Antique Nobility

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...

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...

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...

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

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...

The coat of arms consists of a crown with three Fleurs-de-Lys (French Lilies, symbolizing the purity of nobility) and leaves of the palm tree (symbolizing victory) at both sides.

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...

Woven by Austrian artisans under the patronage of nobility, its luxurious pile and high knot density reflect an obsessive attention to detail, a bespoke standard once reserved for th...

In 1665, Louis XIV gave workshops in Aubusson (France) the royal charter, making them responsible for producing tapestries for the King and nobility. A beautiful example of such an A...

It is perhaps exactly this portrayal and image which makes one so alluring and enchanting - whether be it from the imagery of a princess or as a symbol of prosperity, nobility and el...

Antique Yomud Main Carpet - Early Turkmen Yomud Main Rug Circa 1800 Size 167 x 246 cm (5,47 - 8,07 ft) This unique Yomud main carpet from the 1800s adds nobility to any space with...

The craftsmanship and stylistic elements reflect the neoclassical fascination with antiquity, making this ring a timeless representation of power and nobility. TECHNICAL DATA • Carn...

The coat of arms consists of a crown with three Fleurs-de-Lys (French Lilies, symbolizing the purity of nobility). The crown symbolizes royalty. Several elements of the coat of a...

However, it was only at the beginning of the 18th century that rugs began to be considered by the Chinese nobility as an element of social distinction and wealth.

Original back Very beautiful flame well proportioned and in perfect condition with a superb patina Furniture of the Italian nobility

Chronicling the prominent seats of 19th century nobility, showcasing the grand stately homes of Britain with fascinating engraved plates.

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...

In the 18th and 19th centuries malachite was popular with Russian Czars and Nobility. They often used it to decorate their palaces and own personal furnishings.

Giovanni Bologna created numerous sculptures and figures for fountains for the Italian nobility, especially for the Medici. One of his students was the South German and Tyrolean scul...

The thistle, long associated with resilience, protection, and nobility, is presented here with a sense of grandeur, making it a fitting subject for the Art Nouveau movement’s fascina...

Published in Bern and Zurich in 1855, this large oblong folio captures the elaborate historical reenactments of 1853, celebrating Swiss nobility, military prowess, and civic heritage...

Published in Bern and Zurich in 1855, this large oblong folio captures the elaborate historical reenactments of 1853, celebrating Swiss nobility, military prowess, and civic heritage...

The Thierstein family was historically linked to Swiss nobility and the Habsburgs, making his presence in the parade significant.

The shoemakers played a crucial role in Bernese society, producing and repairing footwear for citizens, military personnel, and nobility alike. The disciplined formation of the guild...

They were first built in the mid-18th century for the private libraries and offices of the European nobility or the Bourgeoisie. Great color and patination.

The "Suecia Antiqua et Hodierna" was a grand project aiming to document and glorify the cultural heritage and landscapes of Sweden, and this print is a testament to the opulence and ...

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

His prestigious lineage connected him to both Swiss and Polish nobility. Besenval joined the Swiss Guards as a cadet in 1731, rising quickly through the ranks.

This Italian Early Empire Trumeau is a true masterpiece of elegance and mystery, masterfully crafted from burl feather wood, known for its fascinating grain that evokes the nobility ...

This genre painter whose talent has the characteristics of nobility, liveliness of color and accent in expression, exhibited many times at the Royal Academy in London.

Constructed from heavy wood, this throne chair not only promises durability but also adds a sense of history and nobility to any room. It can serve as a distinctive focal point in a ...

Sumba Island has maintained a megalithic tradition from the Neolithic times to the present day and is one of the few remaining truly megalithic cultures. Sumba Island Nobility and th...

The delicate tracery is compounded by a choice of colours that speaks of great age and nobility. A true masterpiece of antique Asian woven art.

Portraits are always carefully curated, this one conveying the Marquesa's beauty but seriousness, her ornate dress displaying her nobility, status and wealth as wife to a very wealth...

Hat makers were responsible for producing a wide range of headwear, from practical wool hats for commoners to luxurious, richly decorated headpieces for the nobility. On the right...

Celebrated for his combination of English Palladianism with French Neoclassicism, he published several design treatises during his lifetime and built houses for British nobility. The...

As well, the coronet shown on the crest is typically associated with non-titled Russian nobility. Most of the Sheremetevs were titled and would have used a different more elaborate...

This candlestick serve as rare examples of how Venetian upper bourgeoisie and nobility embraced Orientalist influences during the late Renaissance.

Other marble vessels show representations of the wind and sun deities - these depictions were closely linked with the local agriculture, and such bowls likely would once have been us...

His works were prized by European nobility and recorded in his personal “Liber Veritatis” to ensure authenticity.

Rams hold lots of symbolism such as power, strength, and nobility, and were also prominent animals in Greek and Roman culture.

They received the first official order from the royalty in 1823, giving rise to a large number of petitions addressed to members of the leading European families, the nobility, heads...

France, Rouen - 18th Century From the 16th century, Rouen earthenware acquired an international reputation and became the preferred decoration of a nobility sensitive to the new It...

He was employed by members of the Scottish nobility in the improvement and beautification of their estates.

Purple in Japanese culture is often associated with nobility, wisdom, and spirituality, reinforcing the idea that this figure holds a significant religious or spiritual role.

His small-format portraits of the English nobility and high aristocracy enjoyed as great a reputation as his etchings.

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

It provides a glimpse into the personal style and the cultural norms surrounding the appearance of nobility during this period of history. The colors have a nice glow over them.

He has a strong jaw, a thin nose, pinched lips, the corner of his eyelids are falling with wrinkles that convey grand nobility and vivacity.

Her attire is sumptuous and befitting her status as a member of the Portuguese nobility, richly adorned with the decorative patterns and vibrant colors that were popular among the Eu...

Owning a corner piece decorated with marquetry or intricate designs was a way for the nobility and bourgeoisie to show off their wealth and taste for luxury.

His posture is upright and poised, suggesting confidence and nobility. The quality of the print is with bright colors and fine detail that have been well-preserved.

Antique 19th century Victorian Aesthetic movement solid silver wine jug, the bulbous body beautifully hand engraved with chinoiserie scenes of nobility in traditional silk dress and ...

Design and Craftsmanship The vases are adorned with detailed ram heads, a motif often associated with sacrifice and leadership in classical antiquity, here symbolizing strength and ...

Only his knotted wig links him to the nobility. Above all, he is depicted as a hunter, a passion that he shared with the Marquis of Armentières.

The center of each tazza top is complete with a dore bronze decoration of neoclassical scenes of putti with nobility in a gorgeous well decorated home. The tops are supported by four...

These chairs were very popular amongst the nobility in the 19th century, and were the model for Gio Ponti's update Classic Super Leggera Chair.

This 18 Karat handmade stunner is a real sign of nobility and status which is perfect to wear with your favourite statement outfit.