Antique Saw

The Art Deco period brought a shift towards geometric shapes, bold lines, and the use of platinum, reflecting the modernist spirit of the 1920s and 1930s. The mid-20th century saw th...

Historical Context The late 18th century saw a dramatic rise in the popularity of creamware, a refined earthenware body that provided an affordable yet stylish alternative to porcel...

There he studied under Benjamin Constant, Jean Paul Laurens and took private lessons with Rapheal Collin. In Paris, Kronberg saw and admired Edouard Degas’s paintings of ballet dance...

Technical progress in the early 19th century, in particular water and steam-powered band saws, made it possible to produce larger, continuous sheets of veneer.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

The Pioneer designers who represented this period were: Thomas Hope (1770-1831), George Smith (1804-28), Henry Holland (1745-1806)c George IV had a major influence over the furnitur...

It is believed that large traditional hand saws were used during the cutting process, and bold saw marks and tool traces remain clearly visible on the surface.

The pioneer designers who represented this period were: Thomas Hope (1770-1831),  George Smith (1804-28), Henry Holland (1745 - 1806) George IV had a major influence over the furnitu...

Born in The Hague, the artist had an eventful life, which saw him stay for most of his life in Italy, Rome and Venice, and finally in Vienna, working as a painter of the imperial cou...

After Berlin, he traveled to Paris and Italy where he saw the work of Matisse, Cézanne, and the Futurists, and created thousands of sketches inspired by the museums he visited.

The artist pursued the connection, arriving in London in May 1768 with an introduction to England's greatest actor and within two years saw the first series of his theatrical portrai...

Born in The Hague, the artist had an eventful life, which saw him stay for most of his life in Italy, Rome and Venice, and finally in Vienna, working as a painter of the imperial cou...

This has a loop to wear as a necklace as well as a pin to wear as a brooch. Once I saw this at auction I had to purchase it as I have never seen another quit like it and I was mesme...

This antique asparagus server showcases exceptional craftsmanship, featuring a delicately hand–saw–pierced cradle adorned with an engraved iris motif.

The appreciation of rustic simplicity and craftsmanship has never completely gone out of style, but rather, in recent years, it saw an increase. Adding pieces, like this to a contemp...

Murillo frequently painted the poverty he saw in his native Seville. Here, a young boy and girl count their earnings from selling fruit.

His images of Paris and New York in the 1920s and 30s documented the life he saw around him and became symbols of the epoch.

And when I heard that, I did not want to believe it until I saw it myself and found it. And the same thing happened to me regarding this piece as when I did not want to believe that ...

In 1876, on a trip to Brittany, he first saw the potential of realist subject matter, if treated seriously.

Grosz used such imagery to critique the moral decay and "vices" he saw in Berlin following World War I. The figures' exaggerated, almost grotesque features are meant to expose the "h...

During the Second World War, Wallis saw a need for strategic bombing to destroy the enemy’s ability to wage war, using larger bombs that could destroy infrastructure such as factories.

In our travels we come across a lot of amazing gilt frames. When we saw this particular one, we were in awe!! This Florentine gold gilded frame, featuring its intricate carvings, is ...

He also contributed to various periodicals prior to World War I, including Le Mot (The Word) and the Almanac of Arts and Letters ( L'Almanach des Lettres et des Arts). Dufy's Races ...

Murillo frequently painted the poverty he saw in his native Seville. Here, he raises questions about the relationship between poverty and dignity.

The subject is taken from Genesis 32, but Beckmann has mysteriously incorporated in the image the ladder, from the earlier vision of Jacob in which he saw a ladder from earth to heav...

Northern Dynasty (386–581 CE) saw the beginning of single beast made from earthenware before it evolved into pair, which became standardized by Tang Dynasty in the 7th century.

He also contributed to various periodicals prior to World War I, including Le Mot (The Word) and the Almanac of Arts and Letters ( L'Almanach des Lettres et des Arts). Dufy's Races ...

Although Murillo is best known for his religious paintings, here he turns his attention to the poverty he saw in his native Seville. As a member of charitable organisations such as t...

The pioneer designers who represented this period were: Thomas Hope (1770-1831),  George Smith (1804-28), Henry Holland (1745 - 1806) George IV had a major influence over the furnitu...

The latter half of the Century saw Sailing Barges sharing the river with the steam tugs and warships.

The all-over pattern of horizontal bars with saw-tooth lozenges, symmetrised palmettes, diagonal leaves and oblique dot arrays has no specific name, but it seems to be of an ultimate...

The Restoration period saw a return to more overtly royalist symbolism, with fleur-de-lys and other Bourbon imagery discreetly incorporated into the designs.

Unable to reach Virginia, Chapman settled for service in a regiment in Kentucky. He saw action at Shiloh, were he suffered a serious head wound, and was transferred to Virginia in 18...

After months of negotiations, under the pressure of events and likely also due to the realization that she saw no future for herself as a Jew in the German Reich, Grete Heymann final...

At age 20, Bigelow moved to New York City and first saw the work of professional painters and decided to become a professional himself.

Keros were often used in pairs as customs often saw two individuals drink together. They were used in ceremonies and also given as gifts by Incan leaders to neighboring provinces, i...

Woe for the stars that misled! Stars that I saw in her eyes, Now do I see in my head! As stated at the back of this book, a companion to this Almanac, AN ALPHABET, by William Nichol...

In our travels we come across a lot of amazing gilt frames. When we saw this particular one, we were in awe!! This Florentine gold gilded frame, featuring its intricate carvings, is ...

It is also thought that hand tools such as a two-man pull saw were used in the cutting process, and broad saw marks and tool marks, which can be seen as remnants of that work, still ...

He was condemned to an eternity in Hades for angering the Gods and was forced to stand forever in water that, when he bent to drink, would recede and to gaze upon foods he could only...

This exquisite piece represents the refined aesthetic of early 20th-century East Turkestan rugs, often characterized by their luxurious wool pile and subtle color palettes. The 1920s...

Antique Portrait Queen Anne – Tallis Engraving, British Royalty c.1850 A refined and highly decorative mid-19th century engraved portrait of Queen Anne, the last monarch of the Hous...

The pioneer designers who represented this period were: Thomas Hope (1770-1831),  George Smith (1804-28), Henry Holland (1745 - 1806) George IV had a major influence over the furnitu...

He painted his first snow scene in 1912, reportedly after looking out his studio window on a blizzard day and being transfixed by what he saw. From that moment, the snowy streets of ...

Although Murillo is best known for his religious paintings, here he turns his attention to the poverty he saw in his home city of Seville. Despite the boys' evident poverty, the scen...

The border design incorporates multiple guard stripes featuring intricate geometric saw-tooth patterns and subtle, faded floral elements, characteristic of mid-18th-century Chinese c...

This industrial table base is made from a pair of antique saw horses. With a top of your choice, it will make a great desk, office table, writing table, work table or a dining table...

The pioneer designers who represented this period were: Thomas Hope (1770-1831),  George Smith (1804-28), Henry Holland (1745 - 1806) George IV had a major influence over the furnitu...

The sculptural bases are equally impressive, adorned with relief crests, cartouches, and gothic tracery. This era saw a resurgence of medieval tournaments and courtly imagery in art ...

He was condemned to an eternity in Hades for angering the Gods and was forced to stand forever in water that, when he bent to drink, would recede and to gaze upon foods he could only...

The rope twist carved back was also much in favour. This period also saw the introduction of the more exotic timbers such as zebra wood.