Antique Nobility

Birds of prey are among the most desirable subjects within antique ornithological art due to their symbolic associations with power, nobility, exploration, and wilderness. This examp...

The preserved moulded base, composed of a cyma reversa and a fillet, indicates its original insertion within a larger architectural ensemble: a door surround, monumental niche, or pr...

Examples made for the nobility, particularly those bearing explicit ducal insignia, are extremely rare, and the survival of both original paint and a fully functioning lock places th...

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

Herzog studied at the Düsseldorf Academy in 1849 and established a reputation in Europe with sales to nobility such as Emperor Alexander of Russia and Queen Victoria.

Barbey d'Aurevilly was also known for having constructed his own persona as a dandy, adopting an aristocratic style and hinting at a mysterious past, though his parentage was provinc...

Originating from Turkey between 1890-1900, this antique Sivas rug enjoys both hand knotted, naturally luminous silk and an uncommon variety of naturalist patterns, including especial...

This classical motif brings a touch of ancient harmony and intellectual nobility to the interior. The piece has undergone complete restoration.

An open crown, known as a coronet (this indicates a title of nobility), tops the console and has been carved with magnificent depth, extending at an angle from the rest of the frame.

The bracelet is distinguished by its elegant fleur-de-lis setting, a motif long associated with nobility, purity, and enduring strength, and frequently seen in high-quality 19th-cent...

Keyword block: Caramania, Karaman, Anatolia, Turkey, Ottoman Empire, Ottoman court, Levant, Middle East, Asia Minor, Persia, Arabia, Constantinople, Istanbul, Pasha, Bashaw, Ottoman ...

Jean-Dominique Augarde, in "Les Ouvriers du Temps" (1996, p. 378), quotes that he was "Compagnon to the best clockmakers in Paris where he became so skilled that he was preferred to ...

The decorative patterns, of ancient origin, reflect their deep cultural heritage: their simplicity and lack of ornamentation embody the archaic nobility of these proud nomadic warrio...

A crucial aesthetic feature is the top surface fitted with black glass, which creates a deep mirror effect and adds a touch of nobility and modernity to the table. The table is fully...

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

**19th Century Woman with Parasol in a Woodland Setting, Oil on Canvas This oil on canvas depicts a woman who likely belonged to the nobility. She is seated in a woodland setting, ...

Many members of the nobility, particularly women, chose to have their portraits painted in shepherdess costume, a break from the conventional norms of formal portraiture.

A rare and atmospheric survivor of the Spanish Golden Age, this 17th‑century oak side or console table embodies the rustic nobility and hand‑wrought character that define Iberian fur...

Expertly patinated with a deep, aged bronze finish, the sculpture captures both the nobility and pathos of the heroic figure. In today's interiors, this bust would be ideal for plac...

This style was typical of hunting salons and manor dining rooms of the nobility of the time. The object was not published in literature or exhibited, it served as a private represent...

Although many vases, plates, cups or bowls (which are included as vessels in archaeology) had the formal characteristics of utilitarian objects, only a few were really in common use ...

Keyword block: India, East Indies, Levant, Hindustan, Mughal Empire, Deccan, Gujarat, Bengal, Malabar Coast, Coromandel Coast, Persia, Ottoman Empire, Arabia, Levantine, Indo-Persian...

Each sconce is intricately hand carved in giltwood, featuring a richly detailed central backplate adorned with a striking lion motif, a symbol often associated with strength, nobilit...

The work is cast in bronze, a material whose nobility and durability underscore the artistic value of the sculpture.

It's very likely the miniature is of a gentleman named Thomas, and from his clothing and appearance we can ascertain he was a man of means, perhaps even someone of nobility. His clot...

Objects of this nature—personal adornments and grooming implements—were not merely utilitarian but served as intimate luxury items, often exchanged as gifts among nobility or commiss...

Objects of this nature—personal adornments and grooming implements—were not merely utilitarian but served as intimate luxury items, often exchanged as gifts among nobility or commiss...

During this period, France was the center of luxury and elegance, and this table perfectly represents the sense of refined detail and material nobility. The geometric purity of the c...

Descended from Scottish nobility, he earned his first degree at the University of St.

Descended from Scottish nobility, he earned his first degree at the University of St.

Descended from Scottish nobility, he earned his first degree at the University of St.

This outstanding piece of French Nobility history with its opulent hand painted lacquered decoration featuring classical figures and motifs, set upon a deep, dark olive green backgro...

The stag, a symbol of strength and nobility, is rendered with expressive realism—note the carefully shaped muzzle, alert ears, and textured surface treatment—while the surrounding fr...

Renowned for his high-quality gilt-bronze (ormolu) mantel clocks, candelabras, and decorative furnishings, his workshop supplied European aristocracy and international nobility. Pier...

This is a truly elegant piece of the best quality, no doubt created for nobility. 23 inches high 22.5 wide 11 deep

Documented for the first time in Rome in 1562, Pulzone soon came into contact with the most important aristocratic families of the second half of the sixteenth century, becoming the ...

This piece stands out for its balanced composition and material nobility, bringing a touch of First Republic elegance to any space.

The Wopping (Wapping) family belonged to the ranks of Central European nobility of Bavarian origin, later established within the Austrian territories of the Habsburg Monarchy.

This work, which draws attention with its rich color palette and detailed patterns, adds nobility to any space. With its timeless quality and unique design, it is ideal for those who...

These features bring a touch of interwar nobility to any space. The sculpture consists of patinated plaster.

From ancient times until the beginning of this century, this type of accessory was collected with great success. The nobility and upper middle class made it a kind of status symbol, ...

This watch was made for the Russian market, for a member of the Nobility most probably, as the days and months are in Russian.

The zither was closely linked to the figure of Apollo, associated with his cult and therefore considered a musical instrument of special nobility. It was given to him by Hermes, who ...

Each chenet is formed as a powerfully sculpted lion standing upright on its hind legs, grasping a shield to its forepaws in a traditional heraldic pose symbolizing strength, guardian...

The wood has undergone restoration and features a revived original polish, which enhances the material depth and nobility. The solid construction ensures their stability and long ser...

This is an excellent ensemble that adds a touch of period nobility to any interior. According to the original process, our professional refurbishing team in Czechia has restored and...

This elegant engraving captures him in formal attire, richly dressed and confidently posed, embodying both nobility and martial authority. The portrait is enclosed within an elabora...

The dense clusters of trees evoke the once-extensive royal hunting forests of the region, long associated with French nobility. Beyond its political and geographic importance, the V...

The original period silver crown is a highlight, a piece of goldsmithing that reinforces the nobility and authenticity of the ensemble. It retains its original polychromy and brocade...

The figure is presented in a relaxed yet dignified stance, dressed in an elaborate ensemble characteristic of Wallachian nobility. He wears a long, flowing robe adorned with delicate...

The influence of Van Dyck is clearly visible in the dignified pose and refined expression, characteristic of his portraiture of the English nobility. Below the image, the inscriptio...

The striking grain of the walnut wood lends the object depth and nobility. The extraordinary decorative value is enhanced by carved gilded moldings that line both the inner and oute...

Every brushstroke is executed with clarity and precision, showcasing the exceptional skill of Satsuma artisans, who produced wares intended for export as well as for domestic appreci...

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

This engraving reflects not only the fashion of the region but also the perception of Eastern European nobility through the lens of 18th-century print culture.

Her imposing powdered coiffure, delicate lace collar, blue ceremonial sash and fur-trimmed garments evoke the refinement and status associated with European nobility during the trans...

The surface of the clock has undergone a demanding restoration to a high gloss using piano lacquer, creating a deep, mirror-like effect and lending the piece an unprecedented nobilit...

Benjarong pottery was historically reserved exclusively for the royal court and high-ranking nobility during the Rattanakosin period of Thailand.

This superb antique table stands out due to the nobility of its wood: solid walnut with rich grain patterns and a warm hue, typical of fine country craftsmanship.

Johann Martin Bernigeroth (1713–1767) was a respected engraver known for his portraits of scholars, nobility, and dignitaries. His works are valued for their clean linework and refin...