Antique Shield Decorative

Large 19th-century decorative shield. Finely carved and gilded wood work with mythological motifs and figures, signed F.

Italian Neo-Classic side chair with an openwork shield form back, carved decorative splat, padded seat upholstered in floral patterned beige fabric with embroidered trim, and 4 shape...

The set comprises six side chairs and two matching carver armchairs, each featuring beautifully shaped shield backs with intricate carved decorative motifs.

The upper cabinet showcases beautifully detailed panels adorned with elaborate floral scrollwork, heraldic shields, and decorative motifs in warm shades of red, green, and gold.

The legs are joined by an ornate carved stretcher centered with a decorative shield-shaped medallion, while brass cross stretchers provide an attractive contrast against the deep bla...

Constructed in richly toned oak, the buffet features a pair of elaborately carved cabinet doors adorned with symmetrical floral and foliate motifs, decorative shields, scrolling acan...

The exterior has a restrained traditional appearance and is fitted with a decorative brass shield to the lid. The case retains its key and opens to reveal a fitted interior lined wit...

LASKEY 26," flanked by decorative shield motifs inscribed with "JULY" and "DEC. 1928."

The legs and front bars of architectural form sympathetic to the Gothic style throughout, the cast iron back plate with shield and decorative embellisments. Width At Front: 535 mm ...

Substantially cast in bronze and weighing approximately 5.2 lb, the fixture centres on an intricately modelled Siren or sea nymph head, projecting from a large decorative shield-form...

It is enclosed within a decorative shield-shaped cartouche surrounded by scrolling foliate ornament.

At the crest, the plaque is adorned with the heraldic arms of Quimper, featuring two gilded lions flanking a crowned shield, adding a refined decorative element and strong regional i...

Details: Period: Early 20th century Origin: France Style: French Provincial, Italian Provincial, Renaissance Revival, English Country, Neoclassical Dimensions: 7"W × 0.75"D × 11.88"H...

The sea is animated with finely engraved sailing ships and radiating compass lines, reinforcing its maritime character and decorative appeal. At the top center, a richly ornamented c...

A word or two on the shape of the escucheon (shield): the decorative shape of this shield is known as the "two engrailed top" which references the top of the shield with its double s...

French wrought iron eight-light chandelier with decorative lances and shields. Originally candle powered.

These figures are not clearly visible, but they often represent guardians of the shield and are symbolic of protection and strength. - **Compartment**: The supporters and shield rest...

A particularly striking feature of this chest is the finely crafted ebonized key escutcheons in the shape of shields, adding a refined decorative element. The key tips are adorned wi...

Shakudo is a technique that developed with the Japanese from their tradition of sword making. Sword fittings and shields were highly decorative with the magnificent inlays of alloys ...

Cast in wonderful detail with decorative foliage and shield.

These substantially constructed blacksmith made gates have a significant decorative shield of St George’s cross, which appears on England’s flag.

Each with a posing male figure holding a satyr shield next to decorative sphere, both with wrought iron log-supports, circa 1890-1900.