Antique Squirrel

The image depicts the van Eyck’s wife, clothed in a red robe lined in squirrel fur, wearing her hair in a traditional and fashionable way with two small horns that are held together ...

The carnelian, in fact, has a rich engraving featuring a coat of arms in the centre with a squirrel holding an acorn – historically associated with the Berruti family – above which y...

To her left fitment for the inkwell covered with a squirrel and to her right for the sand with a rooster finial.

This hand-carved statue depicts a goat, seated on his hind legs with his front legs pulled up in an almost squirrel like position. The animal showcases many details, enhanced by the ...

The rectangular shaped body fitted with a white marble top on with a reticulated frieze of scrolling grapevine and clusters interspersed with doves and centering paired squirrels. Th...

Gorgeously detailed and voluptuously painted, this superb depiction of pan playing his pipes in a paradise full of extravagant life -- including rabbits, squirrels, crested birds and...

The black Galalith pieces (the French equivalent to Bakelite) are carved into foliage and fruits, with a small squirrel (or fox), seeking out the fruit. Both are set into a soft gild...

The reticulated frieze of scrolling grapevine and clusters interspersed with doves and centering paired squirrels. The front hinged door trimmed in acanthus cast encadrements enclosi...

The border featuring squirrels amongst grapes, stylized hemp leaves, and various blossoms.

The foreground celebrates the bounty of summer through an abundant still life composed of figs, cherries, apples, and lemons. A squirrel nibbling cherries symbolizes diligence and fo...

The front of the shelves with inlaid boxwood and bone carvings of more auspicious motifs of plants, animals and fruits, including squirrel and grapes, the "san duo" (three abundances...

Mammals (9 species) Monkey species Brown Rat Rattus norvegicus Rabbit Oryctolagus cuniculus Red Squirrel Sciurus vulgaris Red Deer Cervus elaphus Wallaby Macropus spec. ** Brown / B...

The trunks decorative elements contain birds, squirrels, flowers and arabesques. All the edges are bound in iron and there is iron strapping under the leather to reinforce the frame.

However, the chipmunk is more curious for food, while the squirrel seems intrigued by death. The nest with two eggs and the pomegranate fruit symbolize a curiosity for life and sex.

This charming portrait of a young boy with his pet squirrel is a newly-discovered work by George Esten Cooke, an itinerant American painter who was active across the Antebellum South.