Antique Script

The central column is embellished with an intricate hand-engraved monogram in sweeping script, presenting an elegant personal touch to a utilitarian everyday accessory.

The underside of each bowl features an engraved panel framing character script, beneath which the city name 'NAGASAKI' is stamped along with flanking floral rosettes and an '84' mark.

The underside displays the printed black Paragon star backstamp, reading 'Paragon China England', alongside hand-written script in black enamel reading '""BUSY BODIES AND BUSY BEES""...

Painted in distinctive Gothic script at the head, the banner commemorates Caius College's triumph, while along the lower edge it lists the beaten opposition: Trinity College Dublin, ...

Above this central trademark, the slogan 'Saves Time Trouble & Money' arches across the upper section in warm reddish-brown cursive script, while the base emphasizes 'No Tarring'...

Both principal faces are carved with a large archaistic seal-script xi (喜) character, symbolizing happiness and auspicious good fortune, enclosed within geometric borders.

The sterling silver shield-shaped mount on the front of the mull bears the monogram JM in lovely script and the date 1843. The mull measures 3 inches high (when standing on end) x 1 ...

It is mounted to a stepped cylindrical plinth flanked by an inscribed metal collar reading 'Skegness is SO Bracing' in stylised script, all fitted over a stepped black composite disp...

The Physiognomy - The Thinking Man after Fuseli is an original etching artwork realized by Grignion Sculp after Fuseli Delin for Johann Caspar Lavater's "Essays on Physiognomy, Desig...

A deeply expressive hand‑carved wooden relief depicting the head of Christ crowned with thorns, inscribed Ecce Homo (“Behold the Man”) in red Gothic script. Crafted in dark‑stained o...

A significant and sacred feature of this thangka is the reverse, which bears original red cinnabar consecration syllables in Tibetan script: Oṃ Āḥ Hūṃ (Body, Speech, Mind). Positione...

The backplate is engraved in script ‘Barbier le Jeune A PARIS’ together with movement number 4084.

The regulating assembly includes a three-arm steel balance and a blued steel spiral hairspring. Hand-engraved script across the gilt top plate bears the maker's signature 'Thos Simso...

A tight border of small diamonds frames the circular glazed front bezel, while the reverse of the case is decorated with an engraved script monogram encircled by a delicate laurel wr...

The movement plate is finely engraved in running script with the maker's signature 'Jas McCabe - Royal Exchange London' beside serial number 1598, accompanied by a blued steel ratche...

While the movement plate is engraved in sweeping cursive script for the Irish maker Ruimsey in Cork, its bridge configuration and layout reflect continental workmanship.

The silvered metal dial features painted Arabic numerals in a fluid script, paired with delicate blued-steel hands and a fine outer minute ring.

Measuring 23 cm in diameter, the reverse bears the pattern code 7/969 in gilt script. The plate shows an age-related discoloured craze line confined to the rear surface without passi...

To the glazed underside, the plate bears the hand-painted pattern number 7/969 executed in gilt script near the foot rim, accompanied by twin cobalt tally dots.

Howard', is painted in script among the foliage to the lower left. Framing the central medallion is a wide, lobed rim finished in rich cobalt blue glaze, extensively embellished w...

The underside bears an original hand-painted pattern number, 7/969, rendered in fine gilt script within the recessed footrim. Measuring 23 cm in diameter, the plate retains brilli...

The scenic vignette is signed by the decorator in purple script along the lower edge of the central rock, reading indistinctly as Pickering.

The lower drop cushion is stamped with the maker's signature script in gilt lettering, while individual velvet-lined partitions keep the glassware upright.

ABOUT This Indian Wars-era pouch is constructed of heavy black leather and features its original, Victorian, interlocking bronze "NY MA" monogram script plate affixed securely to the...

Beside the factory mark, Charles Noke's distinctive script signature is painted by hand in black slip.

On the reverse, the underside bears extensive calligraphic inscriptions in gilt script recording both craftsmen and the original recipient.

Substantial applied silver beaded borders at top and bottom, script engraving. 1.75 inches in diameter x 1.75 in.

The interior waist lip of the breastplate retains crisp official factory script along with clear military stamps denoting regimental issue, reading '1T, 1Lr, No. 1620' alongside an i...

Affixed to the front is a shaped silver presentation tablet bearing elegant hand-engraved script: ""Presented by the Barrow Shipbuilding Comp..y TO Mrs Shipton Green on launching the...

Inscription on the Painting: The inscription on the painting, written in Cyrillic script, reads: "Осінній букет" (Autumn Bouquet). This simple yet poignant title emphasizes the theme...

The underside is stamped with the authentic manufacturer's hallmark: a detailed crown enclosed within a laurel wreath, directly underscored by the pattern name "Cretona" in cursive s...

The backplate also carries the engraved script signature of the maker. Made in France around 1770, the watch measures 4.6 cm in diameter across the gold case and is fitted with a ...

Engraved between these angled gold fillets are two dedication lines written in fine cursive script: “Kitty Andrée, 1925. VI. 12” and “Margit Renée, 7.

By contrast, the subsidiary seconds hand turns counter-clockwise, following the traditional right-to-left reading direction of Hebrew script. To achieve this reversed second hand ...

Releasing the hinged enamel back cover reveals an inner gilt-brass cuvette inscribed with an ornate entwined script monogram. Two keyhole apertures are provided through this dust cap...

The reverse reveals the neatly cut diamond perforations beneath the rim, together with a small blue factory mark and the pattern number 7/969 brushed in gilt script along the foot ri...

Printed in a monochrome teal-green transfer on an off-white ground, this square ceramic tile portrays a coastal scene titled 'November' in cursive script near the lower right margin....

The reverse shows the cleanly cut piercings through the porcelain body and is painted in gilt script with the pattern fraction 7/969. The plate measures 23 cm in diameter with a gent...

Rather than bearing a printed factory mark, the reverse is inscribed in gilt script with pattern number 7/969, denoting a bespoke luxury service.

The signature is printed in a flowing script across the centre of the lid. Below it the tray is shaped rather than plain: a long channel for a watch on its strap or bracelet, a lozen...

The Calligraphy text at the top/bottom contains a couplet written in elegant handwritten Nasta'liq script. From an extensive Los Angeles, Southern California collection of Asian and...

One plate depicts a dark-haired maiden gazing gently upwards, while the companion piece illustrates a woman with flowing auburn hair and draped classical robes, bearing a transfer sc...

Making this nearly museum quality, this plate is superbly hand painted with the Chamberlain's Worcester script mark in puce. This late 18th century example is in near pristine condi...

Solid brass movement plates are secured by stout pillars, and the backplate incorporates a dedicated pendulum holdfast bracket engraved in script with the Murray workshop signature. ...

The reverse is decorated with an engraved presentation inscription executed in traditional Victorian calligraphic styles, mixing gothic lettering, cursive script, and serif capitals....

The plain polished reverse features an oval cartouche hand-engraved in script for the recipient, 'D. Doyle. 8th April 1893'.

An inset rectangular seal mark is cast into the underside of the belly, bearing Japanese kanji script identifying the foundry workshop. In terms of size, the figure measures 35 cm in...

Inscribed lightly in delicate cursive script to the centre of the reverse is the French title, 'La captive et les oiseaux', identifying the literary or allegorical subject.

Hand-painted in dark underglaze under the base is the full ""MOSANIC"" script mark alongside the painted numeral ""92"".

Deeply engraved foliate niello patterning and traditional Cyrillic script define this regional Russian silver spirit service, designed for serving vodka or regional brandies.

At the centre sits an applied, shaped escutcheon cartouche crisply hand-engraved with the intertwined script monogram 'AMcN' for the recipient, footballer A.

The lid interior is stamped in black script for Vaughtons Ltd of Livery Street, Birmingham; while not the original container issued to the player, it provides an appropriate display ...

Inscribed "Niedergrund." in dark script lower left. Niedergrund (located along the Elbe River near the German-Czech border) was one of the most celebrated scenic stops for 19th-centu...

The Calligraphy text at the top contains a couplet written in elegant handwritten Nasta'liq script. From an extensive Los Angeles, Southern California collection of Asian and middle...

The backplate is engraved in flowing cursive script with the signature 'G. Masterman London' alongside the movement number 47720.

The movement plate is engraved in flowing script with the maker's signature 'Sims & Son, London', and the watch is reported to be in full working order.

The lower shield form centres on a circular roundel engraved 'FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION', overlaid with an applied-style banner bearing 'Lanarkshire' in decorative Gothic script. Foliate ...

He is depicted in Austrian dress with a plumed bicorne hat, ceremonial sash, and breast stars, holding a drawn sword. The gothic script caption beneath proclaims him as 'Ernst Alfred...

One side carries an impressed, cobalt-highlighted oval cartouche with the script initials J.F. inside a rope border, the seal of potter Jonathan Fenton; the other side is decorated w...

The sheet is lettered Polypodium latifolium beneath the figure, in the engraved script Schkuhr used throughout the work, and the plate number is engraved at the upper right.