Antique Rams Head

Cobalt grounds enriched with extensive gilding were among the factory's most recognized decorative schemes during the late nineteenth century. The molded ram's heads, bearded masks, ...

The design follows the neoclassical taste of the late eighteenth century, the central body stop-fluted with seed pods on reeds below a remarkably fine casting of a ram's head. Flanki...

The gilt bronze and brass frame is embellished with scrolling foliage, classical female mascarons and wonderfully expressive ram’s-head details. Seen from below, the elaborate openwo...

The ormolu case is of remarkable quality, with a richly ornamented square plinth base containing the movement, surmounted by an elegant lidded urn with bold scrolled handles terminat...

Beside them is a row of swords and daggers, one with a ram's head pommel, one with a leaf shaped blade, and one curved.

The vase is quite elaborate with ornate sweeping handles, a lid and it is decorated with the two rams heads, two birds, fruit (perhaps a cluster of grapes), vines and flowers.

A Palatial and Unique Late 19th / Early 20th Century Gilt Bronze Cartel Clock By François Linke François Linke The heavy and great quality bronze clock is topped by an urn with ram...

It consists of 2 large pedestals, very much in the Irish Georgian Style with acanthus/floral carvings, Rams Heads, floral drop moldings and each pedestal sitting on 4 ‘hairy paw lion...

Paintings of fair maidens, set within gilt frames and navy borders, decorate these supports. Gilt bronze rams’ heads are mounted onto the sides, and drapery swags hang between them.

The urn is further accentuated by ornate Ormolu rams' heads adorning each side, their expressions remarkably lifelike, perhaps even identifiable as Pyrenean goats.

The pedestal is carved in relief with dancing figures, rams’ heads and swags of fruit, and is inscribed ‘FVGAT HOC FACIT ILLVD AMOREM’.

Each side is enriched with classical ornament, including finely cast ram's heads, suspended garlands and chains, scrollwork, and a central bull's-head mask.

The exceptional bronze ram's heads to the sides of the cartel are superbly cast and chiselled and reminiscent of the works of André-Charles Boulle, who Oppenord closely associated.

At the center, a conjoined pair of ram's head forms recalls the revered Bereket symbol, representing fertility, abundance, and the prosperity of family life.

An Important Marquetry Side Cabinet Attributed to Holland & Sons Of exceptional quality, utilising beautifully grained woods, including Circassian walnut, thuya, purple heart and bo...

Prominently displayed on each side are beautifully sculpted ram's head handles, symbols of strength, prestige, and classical refinement that were widely incorporated into Empire and ...

The corner posts are integrated with monumental ram heads or satyrs that realistically flow down into heavy, foliated cabriole legs terminating in scroll sabots.

What sets this pendant apart are the three large gilt bronze ram or goat head sculptures, each exquisitely cast and detailed.

The kettle detaches from the original hallmarked sterling silver stand, supported by three impressive cast scrolling legs, each ornamented with tiered lobed designs with a rams head ...

Antique Ram-Handled Walking Cane With Glass Eyes and Ferrule A striking walking cane with an expressive ram-form handle, a decorative head and brass mounting.

Swags, husks, flutings, festoons, and rams’ heads are amongst the common motifs applied to pieces of this style.

Of Fleur de Pêcher marble, the body of the clock is of vase form mounted with gilt-bronze serpent cast handles, with twin rotating cercles tournant enamel cartouche chapter rings and...

In addition to the classic lion, ram, and ibex heads, the gazelle, lynx, and lion-griffin were also popular.

The corners are embellished with finely cast ormolu ram’s heads - a recurring decorative motif in Dasson’s oeuvre.

They were described, Lot 311, as ‘Ebony and ormolu-mounted three-door china cabinet.  2 Boule mounted glazed doors, Boule centre panel door.  Satyr mask ram's head and scroll decorat...

The Temple at Esna was dedicated primarily to Khnum, a ram-headed deity believed to control the waters of the Nile and to create humans on a potter’s wheel.

In the lower portion: * F features the well-known stylized face of a Pharaoh wearing the nemes headdress, typical of New Kingdom funerary art. * G shows a group of intertwined figur...

It echoes the martial theme of this second sculpted panel: at its center, an imposing plumed helmet rests on a quiver filled with arrows, a sword, a carved leather piece bearing the ...

The griffin handles distinguish this example from others in the group that retained classical rams’ head motifs, suggesting variation within the broader production model or potential...

In the foreground a dark-fleeced ram lies on the turf, head raised in profile, while a horned ram with a heavy pale fleece stands on a flat slab of rock behind him, head lowered.

Rare faience flower table by Gunnar Wennerberg for Gustavsberg Sweden Circa 1920 Relief decoration of festoons and ram s heads, on three iconic columns on a base Impressive Height...

Each with antler handles with figural carved ends that include the heads of rams, deer, and one fox. Each set with J.A.

The upper left holds parts of ships: carved prows and rams with animal heads, a curved stern, an animal head in a frame and a carved stern post, with an octagonal gem showing a ship ...

They include a pair of horns, identified as the horns of a ram who “fights with his head” – hence is symbolic of aggression and perseverance.

Figural Louis XVI design accents incorporate relief head of rams, draping granites, and leaf motif along the base and lid.

Supported on three curved legs heads by rams’ masks and joined by an undertier.

A candelabrum shaped carved giltwood lamp stand in the Greek revival neoclassical style, resting on claw feet, the base decorated with protruding ram’ s heads and palmettes, mid-20th...

Exceptional match pair of sconces Superb suite of four Louis XVI style scones in gilded bronze with heads rams and garland These four sconces are exactly the same size and have a ver...

Mounted on each side of the tazza are elaborately decorated handles featuring scrolls, heads of rams, and an ominous face. Neoclassical influences are carried through the base and le...

There is a mask of Bacchus with hair made of grapes leaves and ram horns over his head adorning each side of it.

Each pedestal having a circular top with a waisted fluted socle, on ram's-mask headed acanthus-carved fluted monopodia, raised on a tiform-plinth with lion's paw feet.

The urns stand on three ram feet with the heads of Pan (Greek God) around the frieze.

The central column, woven within the faded magenta contours of the mihrab ‘niche,’ culminate to form a rounded head topped by rams’ horns. This design dates to at least the first hal...

A good example of a Gendje long rug with multi coloured stripes in greens, blues, reds and yellow containing an interesting design of flowers, birds heads and rams horns. The rug is ...

This fine oval centre table has a parquetry inlaid top above a conforming frieze with fruited vines and acanthus centered on each side with a rectangular plaque emblematic of the Art...

A large Charles Paillet French (1871-1937) bronze of two playful goats "Medaille D'or" Here we have a fun and whimsical statue sculpture of two young goats playing in the grass. One...

On the central part of the foot a node on which is engraved three divinities alternated by heads of rams. On the piedouche, three lions' heads overlook reclining deities.

High-looping stained-wood handle with silver mounts: a ram’s head at top, a garlanded face at bottom. Robust Classicism.

Pair of beautiful 19th century French Porphyry lamps with gilt bronze accents in the form of Ram's heads and Classical beaded banding. The pair are mounted on a gold leafed stepped b...

These wonderful earrings, made in around 1860, feature a realistically carved ram’s head. The ram’s nose is pierced through with a ring, from which is suspended a lovely midnight blu...

Neoclassical pedestal with applied ram heads and garlands; raised base with leaf-and-dart rim.

Atop this scarab sits a meticulously carved owl, flanked by two ram's heads, each adorned with an amphora drop.

Expertly crafted including rams head, paw feet and and swags motif. Includes antiqued finish brass fittings with 2 pull chain sockets, newer wiring.

The top with a diamond-shaped parquetry design within a banded gilt bronze rim, the frieze surmounted all around with allegorical masks of maidens, playful Putti, cornucopias, rams, ...