Antique Script

Decorated with the Ottoman coat of arms, Arabic script, and a floral border. A beautiful collector’s item for enthusiasts of tobacco antiques, Ottoman memorabilia, vintage advertisin...

The plaque is signed in red script at the upper right “Ceccherini,” the signature extending with an underlined flourish.

The surfaces are adorned with raised script motifs and animal roundels, while vibrant red coral-coloured and turquoise blue cabochons embellish the necks, adding contrast and richnes...

The decoration to the enamel panel incorporates black script displaying, in an envelope style, ‘Paul E.

The base is expertly engraved with the initials 'CB' in a sophisticated script. Whether as a functional tool for sealing wax or as a distinguished desk accessory for a collector of f...

Rather than pursuing naturalistic modelling, the artist emphasizes decorative harmony and narrative clarity, transforming the intimate scene into a symbolic evocation of cultivated l...

The bracelet retains its integrated box clasp, discreetly incorporated into one of the medallions. A hand-engraved script monogram on the reverse preserves a trace of its original ow...

The painting features Clare's signature in his characteristic red script, "OLIVER CLARE / 92" clearly visible in the lower right-hand corner.

Their angular serifs and compressed proportions are characteristic of Gothic textualis (blackletter), the formal script that dominated monumental and ecclesiastical inscriptions in l...

The underside bears the script signature “Daum,” the Cross of Lorraine, and “Nancy France.”

One base signed with incised script "D" for Dihl or Dagoty. Good condition.

Marked with a crown, script T, and lion passant for Sheffield England.

It is engraved on the underside with the script cipher "CSJ," along with an impressed inventory or pattern number.

The painting features Clare's signature in his characteristic red script, "OLIVER CLARE / 89" clearly visible in the lower right-hand corner.

These objects were believed to be protective talisman and were used to carry a number of sacred objects such as a small Buddha figures, religious relics, mantras/script and images of...

The reverse is titled Spiderwort in iron-red script above the painted mark SPODE. The subject is the Virginian spiderwort, Tradescantia virginica, figured in the third volume of Will...

The interior showing a vivid pink surface, the underside of the base showing hand painted factory marks in script.

Particularly interesting are the gilt cartouches containing Persian-style script, together with hand-painted figural decoration that may suggest the pair was originally produced as a...

A broad, scrolling border with kufic-inspired script motifs and delicate lattice detailing encircles the central scene, serving as both a frame and a contrast to the exuberant imager...

Dimensions Length: 16 inches (40.6 cm) Width: 12½ inches (31.8 cm) Height: to be confirmed in hand Marks Painted in red script: Chamberlain's Worcester Provenance Earle D.

The inscription is executed in graceful Persian Nasta'liq script, one of the most celebrated styles of Islamic calligraphy, while delicate floral scrollwork fills the surrounding fie...

A fine English period George I large secretary bureau escritoire - or scriptor - of patinated walnut from the 18th century.

This set features a textured black paint finish with a wreath pattern and English script No. 7. These are perfect sculptures that would make a fantastic elegant centerpiece on a con...

The composition is further enhanced by a striking dark blue "Kufic" design border. This bold, angular script-like pattern is a hallmark of Shirvan weaving, adding both graphic beauty...

The central imagery is surrounded by a densely worked circular border incorporating repeating Tibetan-style script or sacred motifs, creating an impressive frame around the deity.

Dimensions Height: 5 inches (12.7 cm) Length: 8 inches (20.3 cm) Depth: 4 inches (10.2 cm) Marks Impressed WEDGWOOD above the three-letter date code WOH, with an impressed star to t...

Several are monogrammed with period script, including “Dora” and “Fleet,” adding a layer of personal history and provenance.

The reverse bears the blue Berlin KPM scepter mark within the central circular recess, along with the title “Königin der Rosen” written in iron red script. Additional marks include “...

A brass alms pan, the central medallion depicting The Annunciation surrounded by a band of script. With punched decoration and a rolled edge.

The principal inscription is executed in graceful Thuluth script and follows the honorific tradition associated with distinguished officers serving under Sultan al-Malik al-Nasir, ec...

Framing the composition is a striking navy border adorned with a classic Kufic script motif in ivory, lending both a historical and artistic richness to the piece.

The vertical composition and script style suggest a traditional inscription of a philosophical or auspicious nature, related to concepts such as virtue or harmony.

Dimensions Height: 13 inches (33 cm) Width: 11 inches (27.9 cm) Depth: 9⅛ inches (23.2 cm) Marks Each signed “P. Bradley” in purple script to the underside. Provenance Michael Pinn...

Each plant is named in Latin, Malayalam, Arabic and Konkani in Nagari script, and the drawings made from living specimens in Malabar were shipped to Amsterdam, where Jan Commelin and...

A prominent band of larger blue script introduces the text with a phrase associated with the account of Moses from Surat al-Nazi'at (79:15), while the panels below contain lines of Q...

This feature, together with the rounded Gothic script and pen-flourished initials, is compatible with a sixteenth-century southern European origin.

For anyone who follows the rise in Islamic fine art price rises over the past decade or two (See Sotheby’s auctions) the value is evident – as well as the compelling beauty of this p...

Each vessel features a ribbed, hand-thrown form with a warm, earthy glaze and hand-painted script reading "Peppermint" and "Cloves", evoking old apothecary or distillery traditions.

The vase is in excellent condition and hand signed in script letters as well in molded block letters .

Marked with La Pierre’s script “L” trademark and “Sterling.” Measures 2.5 inches in diameter by 1.75 inches high.

The border is framed by elegant scrolling vines and floral arabesques, with a deep burgundy red adding richness and contrast to the surrounding soft neutrals. The use of stylized scr...

The bottom stretcher bar features handwritten ink script denoting "Émile van Marcke de Lummen / 72", cementing its creation date to 1872—a monumental year in the artist's career.

Handwritten Latin scientific and common names in lovely script. Frame Dimensions: 13.25ʺW × 0.75ʺD × 16.25ʺH

THE ARTIST: The naturalistic integral bronze base features a clear, authentic incised script signature reading "Rosa Bonheur" (rather than her more common abbreviated cast stamp, "Ro...

Catteau painted in black script and underlined; the décor number D.1005 painted in red; the round blue printed stamp Made in Belgium, Boch Frères, La Louvière, Fabrication Belge; the...

The presence of Tibetan script inscriptions along the lower register further connects the work to its original religious context.

Interesting Handwritten Mark The underside is hand-signed in script with a “P”, accompanied by the numbers “346” and “3”.

Beneath the central composition is an inscription in Classical Tibetan (Uchen script), most likely a devotional or liturgical text associated with the deity.

The dense brushstrokes, a mix of cursive and semi-cursive script, no longer read as information, and instead form an abstract rhythm and pattern that draws the eye.

Some wrinkles, foxing & minor discoloration, & minor tear by the upper script. Not examined out of the frame. Print: 14 5/8" x 10".

Positioned just above the kanji is a stylized artist monogram or Kao, which resembles a combined arrow, bow, or script swirl. This specific combination denotes the studio name or the...

This specific painting represents his intimate studio work, celebrating the form and the literal workspace of the professional artist. The distinctive script signature "Howard Chandl...

The center is engraved with a curly script monogram H. Duhme & Co. was a prominent 19th-century Cincinnati, Ohio-based jeweler and silversmith (active roughly 1843–1896) known as th...

The Rooster is signed in moulded block letters R.Lalique and France in hand written script letters. The Mascot is in excellent condition 20,5 cm high.

Heavily chased with foliage and scrolls and monogramed in script. Sixty-four pieces with two additional associated pieces.

The green printed mark recorded for this service is a scalloped cartouche enclosing the pattern name “Shell” in script, with a painted numeral “43” alongside as a batch or paintress’...

Dimensions Frame height: 28¾ inches (73.0 cm) Frame width: 21¾ inches (55.3 cm) Frame depth: 1¼ inches (3.2 cm) Sight height: 20¾ inches (52.7 cm) Sight width: 13¼ inches (33.7 cm) ...

The work features Kéléty's incised script signature embedded directly into the bronze, accompanied by a crisp, early cast sequence or edition number "8" to the right.

These panels carry bold inscriptions in thuluth script, reserved against finely hatched grounds and highlighted with silver inlay, which lends a rich contrast of pale metal against t...

These bodies are decorated with stylised flowers, leafy vines, and Persian script. They are covered with a blue glaze which was developed by Deck and is known as ‘bleu de Deck’.