Antique Spurs

The composition is structured around a balance between vertical volumes, formed by stratified rocky spurs, and inclined snow surfaces that lead the viewer’s eye toward the center of ...

Forged by hand, its elongated shaft rises into a sinuous, hook-like crest, punctuated by a lateral spur—an assertive, almost calligraphic gesture in iron.

The rooster is supported on lifelike legs with spurs. His tail is lovely and falls gracefully down the back of the carving.

At the urging of Walter Pach, Stella made a trip to Paris, where he met Gertrude and Leo Stein and saw the work of Matisse and the leading Fauves, spurring him to paint with alluring...

A brass chandelier having a boldly turned spun brass body with eight scrolled brass spurred arms featuring attractive two-tone coloring to the arms and punched decoration to the spur...

Fine and rare pair of Philadelphia bell metal classical andirons, the urn finials over Doric column shafts standing on socle plinths with scalloped bases and standing on cabriole leg...

To each side are the scrolled Walnut arms, with fully upholstered sides, leading to the large scale upholstered back support displaying a triple arched and spurred mottled top band.

The center with floral reserve. Spur pottery marks on verso. With metal bracket to mount on wall.

The saddled and bridled silver horse ornament is stood behind a gentleman figure bearing huntsman attire comprised of a hunting coat, loose breeches, riding boots with spurs and helm...

From the beginning of his career and perhaps spurred by his travels along the railway lines, Galien Laloue became interested in showing the natural environment however whilst his Par...

George III solid burr yew wood box with original spurred carrying handle and standing on bracket feet, the interior with three dividers and lined with original marbleized paper.

* It can be determined that this badge has correlation to the military order Knights of Bath, whilst the badge does not resemble the classic sceptre, rose, thistle and royal crow...

His success in picking supposedly unpickable locks spurred improvements in lock design and indirectly impacted the design of hinges to enhance security.

Historically, English needlepoint rugs experienced a grand revival during the mid-to-late 1800s, spurred by the popularity of "Berlin Woolwork" and the domestic craftsmanship champio...

Pair of English Regency King wood and foliage vine brass inlaid hinged card tables with central brass inlaid foliage medallions, baize interiors for playing cards, flanking foliage i...

A pair of federal andirons in polished brass with decorative urn and leaf etching to front faces, having turned finials and spurred knees to legs with well-formed ball and eagle talo...

This handsome pair of fine brass Early American Chippendale andirons feature multiple turnings topped with a cannon ball style crown. The graceful spurred legs terminate on slipper f...

Once the piece was fired and cooled, the spurs were removed, leaving behind these raised marks.

Also a founding and influential member of the "Men of 1830" (also called l'Ecole francaise du paysage), a loose movement of artists who, spurred on by the Revolution of 1830, sought ...

This was one of only a few mills in Norfolk to have the stones driven from the spur wheel set above them - five stones from one spur wheel.

Pyrography in the Arts and Crafts Movement The Western rediscovery and elevation of pyrography occurred during the late 19th century, spurred by the ideals of the Arts and Crafts Mo...

Henry Maxwell Limited was founded in 1750, in Worcester, initially being a spur maker. 1814 saw the invention of the 'Spur Box' by Henry Maxwell Jnr., transforming the experience of ...

Two fellow knights kneel at his feet, dressed in gold tabards with red hoods, fastening the spurs to his shoes. This act was a crucial symbolic gesture, marking his formal acceptance...

In 1621 Pope Gregory XV gave him the title of Knight of the Golden Spur and Pope Urban VIII made him a knight of St.

Demand from affluent Americans for beautiful hand-cut glass products spurred intense competition and creativity within the industry.

Hexagonal bodies below shaped turnings, surmounted by balls with reeded tops, over spurred legs with ball & claw feet. Later 3 3/4" long extenders added to log rests which can be rem...

His hands, sword, hunting horn, boots and spurs. Every part of this sculpture has excellent detail and definition.

This international exposure spurred demand from Western markets, leading to production expansions in major Japanese cities such as Kyoto, Osaka, Tokyo and Yokohama.

American Classical figured mahogany three drawer drop leaf table with upper fitted interior desk, original foliage brasses with central escutcheons, flanking lyre supports with bulbo...

One can clearly see his spurs on his legs and the detail of the scales. His colours stand out beautifully against the dark of the barn and in contrast to the smooth, shiny surface of...

The specific cylindrical shape and the inclusion of handles on this piece point to its use in either holding exotic potted plants—a fashion spurred by global trade—or, more formally,...

Handcrafted and hammered in Spain featuring laces, buckles, flowery decoration and spur, this makes it looking a lot like a conquistador’s boot. 63cm high, 36cm long (including sp...

Additional items such as saddle coverings, spurs, and lances further highlight the refinement and ingenuity of medieval craftsmanship.

Excavations like those at Herculaneum and Pompeii spurred immense interest. Sir William Hamilton's Vases The actual imagery for this pattern was not taken directly from ancient arti...

From the beginning of his career and perhaps spurred by his travels along the railway lines, Galien Laloue became interested in showing the natural environment.

From the beginning of his career and perhaps spurred by his travels along the railway lines, Galien Laloue became interested in showing the natural environment.

The jug has a classical "silver" shape of the period, with a moulded shaped oval form and a high loop handle having an upper spur. It is decorated with crisply defined sprig relief...

The vase’s form is inspired by the columbine flower, whose distinctive nectar spurs curl gracefully from the petals, echoing the vessel’s elegant curves.

These birds are typically found in grasslands and along shorelines. 2. Fig. 2: L'Oie Armée (Spur-winged Goose): - This bird is the Spur-winged Goose (*Plectropterus gambensis*), ...

This very intricately constructed pair of fine brass Early American Chippendale andirons feature multiple turnings in the ball and steeple manner with graceful double spurred legs te...

Some with an unglazed foot ring and others with firing spur marks on the underside. Each spoon decorated in under glaze cobalt blue paintings in a variety of floral motifs.

Pair of American brass flanking urn incised ringed finial andirons with squared plinths, banded spur legs and resting on the original penny feet.

Dimensions in cm: Height 142 cm x Width 128 cm x Depth 8 cm  - Frame Height 118 cm x Width 104 cm  - Canvas Dimensions in inches: Height 4 foot, 8 inches x Width 4 foot, 2 inches...

A deep stoneware bowl with black slip painting of a fish with his tail extending beyond the concentric band on center, further band decoration at the lip and outside wall, covered ov...

Pair of American bell brass double urn finial andirons with circular ringed plinths, spur legs, wrought iron rear dog legs, and resting on original slipper feet.

Pair of American brass ball finial andirons with bulbous ringed plinths, spur legs, curvature matching log stops, wrought iron dog legs, and resting on original slipper feet.

Pair of American bell brass lemon finial andirons with circular ringed plinths, spur legs, matching log stops, wrought iron dog legs, and resting on original slipper feet.

Pair of American brass and polished steel faceted steeple top finial fire tools with banded balls and decorative spurs. Early 19th century. Set consist of Tong and Shovel.

Korean inlaid ceramic celadon oil bottle, of compressed circular form inlaid in black and white slip of three flower blossoms on the shoulder, narrow neck, wider concave mouth rim, c...

The base is partially covered in the celadon glaze and retains residues of three spur marks on the rim, which were used to support the vase in the kiln.

The surface of each solid silver mug is encircled with two fine and impressive broad bands of tooled decoration, in addition to the contemporary bright cut engraved crest of a spur e...

It's worth mentioning that Queen Victoria was a fan of turquoise stone and spurred its use in Victorian jewellery where it became a symbol of true love.

Original antique French wine advertising poster for Henri de Bahezre's Burgundy Wines / Les Vins de Bourgogne de Henri de Bahezre featuring great artwork by Guy Arnoux (1886-1951) de...

Later, the completion of the Erie Canal in 1825 connected the Hudson to the Great Lakes and transformed the river into a major commercial highway. This helped spur the growth of citi...

Each with spherical finial over "lemon" form tops over ring- and reel-turned standards, on spurred cabriole legs ending in ball feet. They are unmarked.

An unusual mid 19th Century bronze & ormolu Inkwell in the form of well-cast Cockerel with lifting head, spurs and flamboyant tail feathers, raised on moulded socle.

Heading : Swansea Porcelain trio Date : c1818 Period : Regency Marks : Impressed SWANSEA mark to suacer Origin : Swansea, Wales Colour : Polychrome Pattern : Typical swasnsea gilded...