Antique Staff

joined the staff of the British Museum from 1922 to 1926 under R. L. Hobson in the Department of Ceramics

, symbolising divine light and the triumphant nature of the Resurrection. The lamb bears the cross‑staff, a

performed by our expert in-house staff. Circa 1780s Measures 84H x 47.5W x 17D Available for pickup in the

symbolic attributes—mirrors, staffs, and ritual objects—while the lower register presents elegantly draped

Battle of Lesboeufs, Arthur F. Smith, (Coldstream Guards) went on to be Chief of Staff, Army Headquarters

First World War, he joined the staff of the British Museum from 1922 to 1926 under R. L. Hobson in the

, but that has been stripped away by our professional in-house staff leaving the soft patina of the old

staff. Urania, the celestial muse, presides over astronomy and the exact sciences, often shown holding a

symbolic attributes—mirrors, staffs, and ritual objects—while the lower register presents elegantly draped

its ability to facilitate discreet observation of a dining room by household staff. The gilding has

at the end of the staff. He was an important religious figure whose fame spread beyond the borders

specific image is often titled "État-major et aide de camp" or similar, depicting staff officers and an

decorated with a central elder figure holding a staff, surrounded by attendants and children in a garden

serving in the army during the First World War, he joined the staff of the British Museum from 1922 to

figure restrains a horse while holding a staff, accompanied by symbolic motifs including shields

from the house staffs potential wandering hands. This tea caddy comes with a fully functioning lock

garments beneath. In his hand he holds a ceremonial staff or scepter, reinforcing his authority and status

; with one hand he holds the traditional staff made of two reeds forming a crucifix, alluding to Christ's

-house staff using our proprietary methods to produce a soft, warm earth tone of naturally beautiful old

episcopal vestments - holding a bishop’s staff - with Christ and the Virgin appearing in the clouds above (a

house—while hounds rest or mill about at their feet. One huntsman leans on a staff, another sits with

. For 20 years, she worked in Berlin as a staff copyist at the Kaiser Friedrich Museum, now the Bode

two lively figures on a green mound: a man in a wide-brimmed hat carrying a tall staff, and a woman

, Saint Philip, holding the staff of his martyrdom, Saint Thomas, his gaze turned upward, Saint Andrew

tea leaves, keeping them safe from the house staffs potential wandering hands. This 18th century yew

expert in-house refurbishment staff has stripped the piece using our proprietary method, revealing the

stood below a flowering staff wrapped in lily’s representing his divine selection. His highly detailed

commander, posed with staff and ceremonial attire. Together, they form a beautifully balanced and

used in the cult's ceremonies: a curved staff, a box containing incense, a small tablecloth, a shallow

regional French railway posters of this period, where many works were produced by staff artists or local

, he joined the staff of the British Museum from 1922 to 1926 under R. L. Hobson in the Department of

, he joined the staff of the British Museum from 1922 to 1926 under R. L. Hobson in the Department of

standing with a staff or thyrsus beside him, is likely to be identified as the young Dionysus (Bacchus

figure, staff bearing figure, ethnographic figure Blaeu map, classical cartography aesthetics, historical

wished to be seen. His London studio was large, highly organised, and staffed by painters trained to

A late 18th century antique Liverpool Delftware tile depicting a classical figure with staff raised

acorns, horn of plenty and caduceus which is the staff carried by Hermes in Greek mythology. This antique

extended outward, holding an undulating staff. Exhibition History On loan to the Kalamazoo Valley Museum

home in 1921. After serving in the army during the First World War, he joined the staff of the British

available - if interested. 1.Right side couplet; 逍遙杖履地⾏仙：Carefree, with staff and sandals — an earth

Bond Street, London Formerly the property of Major-General Maunsell Mark Prendergast, Bengal Staff

An elegant 18th-century red crayon drawing depicting a muscular male arm grasping a staff, executed

Sirens. THALIA: Muse of comedy and pastoral poetry, depicted with the comic mask and a shepherd’s staff

those aforementioned valuable tea leaves, keeping them safe from the house staffs potential wandering

restored by our expert in-house staff. Circa 1890s Measures 24H x 34W x 2D Available for pickup in Baton

overview of Egyptian military and religious emblems. It illustrates standards, sceptres, ceremonial staffs

skeleton enthroned atop a terrestrial globe, holding a staff and surveying the world below. The globe is

mid-19th-century Russia. The figure stands firmly grounded, holding a staff, dressed in layered

a scroll in the left hand. The right hand likely once held a staff or sword. Such figures were

aloft and leaning on a gilt thyrsus (staff). At his side rests a large rococo-style wine jug, painted

ropes in the form of cobra, sweets for reward and a blessing staff respectively. In addition of being

wrists bent in a gesture that likely once rested against a staff or other attribute now missing. The

Rock at Horeb. Standing upon a crag, Moses raises his staff as water miraculously flows from the stone

placed on the ground, clusters of grapes, and a thyrsus (a staff entwined with ivy and vine leaves), the

monastic appearance with shaved head and monk's robe. He is often shown holding a Shakujo staff with

, holding his agricultural staff, set against a softly articulated landscape that evokes the rhythms of

A boxwood netsuke with a blonde patina, depicting a long-bearded sennin walking with a staff and a