Antique Staircase

Crafted in England during the 19th century, this handsome walnut three-step staircase was designed to provide elegant access to the high bedsteads common in Victorian homes.

Figures stand in an ornate staircase in this finely detailed etching by British artist May Louise Greville Cooksey (1878-1943).

Measuring approximately 61 inches high by 30.5 inches wide, this substantial mirror is ideally suited for a grand entrance hall, living room, dining room, library, staircase landing,...

Substantial in scale and lavish in detailing, this pair would make a strong statement flanking a fireplace, staircase, or entry hall, and reads beautifully both illuminated and unlit...

In the land of surprises. The monkey—this staircase is very handy for fetching roco nuts. The monkey is shown climbing a coiled snake to fetch a nut from the tree.

During this era, grand entryways were designed to communicate immediate lineage, power, and prestige; flanking a staircase with protective heraldic beasts was the ultimate architectu...

It would be especially striking in an entrance hall, staircase, library, dining room, executive office, or sophisticated residential interior.

Dummy Boards’ are flat, oil painted figures in trompe l’oeil- often life-sized (sometimes smaller), which were placed around the house: in halls, corridors, by fireplaces and on stai...

The staircase winds around the outside of the spire to a height of approximately 90 metres, offering panoramic views across Copenhagen.

Dolmabahçe has the largest collection of Bohemian and Baccarat crystal chandeliers in the world, and one of the great staircases has balusters of Baccarat crystal. Our reference: A5...

It would be particularly suitable for an entrance hall, staircase, hallway, library, dining room, or refined residential interior.

Today they would make exceptional statement pieces flanking a fireplace, entrance doorway, stone staircase, library, wine cellar, chapel, or grand hall, where their sculptural qualit...

Of considerable presence, the pair would furnish a hall, staircase or reception room to striking effect, whether in a period setting or a contemporary one.

A timeless and decorative lighting piece, ideal for an entrance hall, staircase, foyer, or above a smaller table — equally suited to both classical and contemporary interiors.

Their commanding vertical form naturally draws the eye upward, making them ideal focal points in entry halls, formal living rooms, galleries, libraries, or grand staircases. Even sta...

These torchères function beautifully as statement pieces and will be ideal flanking an entryway, fireplace, console, or grand staircase. Their grand scale will enhance Hollywood Rege...

The bookcase is constructed in sections, including the moulded cornice, upper shelving unit and lower cupboard, allowing it to be dismantled for ease of transport and for access thro...

They would make a great assemblage of framed works of art on a wall or winding staircase. Stunning! They are from 1924 and were printed by Saude.

The side panels continue the architectural illusion with additional painted doors, windows, masonry, and staircase details. The palette includes dark oxidized brown and black grounds...

There are numerous concepts why they were built this way, but since they were a split case construction they were easier to move, especially up small staircases. I have also heard th...

Its generous scale makes it ideal as a floor-standing decorative vase or an impressive centrepiece for an entrance hall, hotel lobby, grand staircase, luxury living room, or period p...

One plate captures a particularly animated scene of ladies descending a staircase, with figures in motion and a bustling background, adding depth and storytelling rarely seen in more...

Equally spectacular is the writing compartment of the piece, which is also strictly inspired by architecture. A staircase-like ascent leads to a seemingly double-winged portal flanke...

In this lively interior scene, rendered in bold green‑black tones, a startled figure recoils on the staircase while another bursts into the room in striped pajamas, gesturing with th...

Miniature staircases are very rare, when you realize that such a miniature staircase represented almost as much work as creating a life-size staircase.

French lighting manufacturers during the late 1800s produced lanterns of this type for entry halls, staircases, and formal interiors. The use of curved glass panels within a cylindri...

Dolmabahçe has the largest collection of Bohemian and Baccarat crystal chandeliers in the world, and one of the great staircases has balusters of Baccarat crystal. Our reference: A5...

The main entrance of the detailed cathedral is accessible by a wide staircase, particularized by four columns. The detailed dome is composed with many rectangular windows.

Whether displayed upon a grand pedestal, in a stately entrance hall, beneath a sweeping staircase, or anchoring the focal point of an elegant salon, it immediately establishes an atm...

Versatile in scale and function, they are ideal for flanking a doorway or window, or used as decorative panels in a hallway, landing, or staircase. Dimensions: 45.5"W x 107"H (each)  

The scale and weight of these pieces speak to their original use in grand estate gardens or conservatories, where they would have flanked entrances, pathways, or staircases. Beautif...

The scene is set in the Ambassadors' Staircase at the Palace of Versailles, a grand staircase that was destroyed in 1752

Alternatively, they could be used as traditional finials at the bottom of a staircase, adding instant grandeur with their timeless form, natural wear and warm oak colour.

Dolmabahçe has the largest collection of Bohemian and Baccarat crystal chandeliers in the world, and one of the great staircases has balusters of Baccarat crystal. Our reference: A4...

At 93 × 204 cm (3'1" × 6'8"), this is a classic runner format — ideal for a hallway, a staircase landing, a kitchen, or a narrow room — and at 100 years of age, it carries the color ...

He created the two monumental torchieres flanking the grand staircase in the main hall and the caryatids of the chimney of the grand foyer.

A highly decorative and elegant piece, ideal for an entrance hall, staircase, or refined interior. Height: 72 cm (28.35 in) Diameter: 36 cm (14.17 in) Total height including chain: ...

At the peak of his collecting, Horter possessed thirty works by Picasso and Braque; two works by Gris; one painting by Henri Matisse; four sculptures by Constantin Brancusi; and Marc...

When he had finished the first version in white marble for the school, Barrias designed a second marble and onyx statue in 1899 for the ceremonial staircase of the Conservatoire des ...

At the peak of his collecting, Horter possessed thirty works by Picasso and Braque; two works by Gris; one painting by Henri Matisse; four sculptures by Constantin Brancusi; and Marc...

At the peak of his collecting, Horter possessed thirty works by Picasso and Braque; two works by Gris; one painting by Henri Matisse; four sculptures by Constantin Brancusi; and Marc...

Dolmabahçe has the largest collection of Bohemian and Baccarat crystal chandeliers in the world, and one of the great staircases has balusters of Baccarat crystal. Our reference: A5228

In Turin, in 1880, he exhibited: *Promontory of Bellagio, Lake Como and the Colico Plain* and *The Village of San Maurizio*; in 1881, he exhibited in Milan: *Promontory of Bellagio, ...

Discovery of the tomb The breakthrough: After years of searching, Carter's team found the top step of a staircase on November 4, 1922. Unveiling the tomb: The team cleared the stair...

Notably, a cleverly concealed drawer is hidden behind the staircase of the theatre adding an element of intrigue and refinement.

His studio also was responsible for the ironwork of balconies, staircase railings, and exterior details on many buildings in Nancy at the turn of the twentieth century.

His artwork from this period frequently depicts pre-Columbian step pyramids mixed with floating geometric cities, mechanical flying vessels, and celestial staircases (Vuel Villa, 193...

The composition unfolds as a serene landscape, where lush greenery frames a grand staircase ascending toward a partially ruined palace, evoking a sense of romantic antiquity.

This architectural element was originally crafted for a grand staircase, most likely in a mansion or public building, and it clearly reflects the high level of craftsmanship and desi...

Convex mirrors of this type were designed to reflect light and movement around a room and were traditionally placed in hallways, staircases or above console tables where their curved...

At the center, a graceful female figure descends a staircase overlooking the Mediterranean. Draped in a flowing yellow dress and framed by a dramatic red-and-white cloth, she scatter...

The artist had executed many public works and commissions including the torchères for the grand staircase of the Palais Garnier (Paris Opera House).

Painted in the 1920s, this important Impressionist work captures the grandeur and intimacy of the Winterthur gardens through layered terraces, sculptural stonework, and carefully sha...

Crafted in richly patinated wood, it combines functional storage with the architectural elegance of a compact staircase. Each step hides multiple drawers and compartments, showcasing...

He created the two monumental torchieres flanking the grand staircase in the main hall and the caryatids of the chimney of the grand foyer.

He created the two monumental torchieres flanking the grand staircase in the main hall and the caryatids of the chimney of the grand foyer.

He created the two monumental torchieres flanking the grand staircase in the main hall and the caryatids of the chimney of the grand foyer.

Page 23: Stone Newel to Entrance Staircase in courtyard of the National Museum of Bargello in Florence, Tuscany, Italy.

He created the two monumental torchieres flanking the grand staircase in the main hall and the caryatids of the chimney of the grand foyer.

CXXXIV, p. 81, illustrated on the Great Staircase. Charles Raphaël Peyre trained under Alexandre Falguière and Antonin Mercié, and exhibited regularly at the Paris Salon, becoming a...