Antique Swift

ounces/1155g. Maker: John Swift Origin: London, England Date: 1765 Video: A video of this fine piece is

A large George II silver brandy saucepan, hallmark of John Swift, London, 1758. Of bulbous form

Hallmarked in London in 1730 by John Swift, this very handsome, George II, Antique Sterling Silver

marks for listed London silversmith John Swift. Dimensions, 4.5" high x 7" long x 3.75" wide. Combined

Clement Nye Swift "Breton Chores" 1870 Oil on Canvas Signed and Dated Lower Right Canvas Size

Architectural 19th century metal swift.

A handsome 19th century swift with beautiful fruitwood base on ball feet and matching turned acorn

Miscellaneous Poems of Jonathan Swift; Selected and with an introduction by R. Ellis Roberts

Victorian Wooden Yarn Swift / Wool Winder on Stand, c.1850 A fine mid-19th century umbrella swift

This is an antique cased microscope. An English, black enamel scientific instrument by J. Swift

Alpine Swift is a modern artwork realized in 1870 by the British artist Alexander Francis Lydon

This is an antique wool winder stand. An English, walnut adjustable yarn swift, dating to the

Vintage Swifts Silverleaf Brand Pure Lard 4 lbs. Tin Can Pail Advertisement. Item features metal

Antique bird print titled '1. Beautiful Parrakeet Male 2. Swift Lirikeet' Old bird print depicting

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" (Bearded Tree-Swift) by John Gould from his monograph "The Birds of Great Britain", published in London in

"Martinet coiffe" translates to "Crested Swift" in English. The Crested Swift is a bird species

This is an original 19th century John James Audubon hand-colored lithograph entitled "Swift Fox

Swift Mill Lane Red & Blue Cast Iron Victorian Coffee Mill Grinder w/ Drawer. Circa Late 19th

Detailed hand-colored illustrations from Morris's "A History of British Butterflies. Original antique plates, published in 1890. The plates illustrate the following butterfly speci...

19th Century oil on canvas titled ‘Dean Swift & The Young Merchant’ by Thomas P. Hall. Thomas Paul

. Its ability to plunge swiftly into the water to seize its prey has made it associated with opportunity

the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Executed in swift, confident strokes of blue pencil, the

that blends conviviality with mystery. The use of line — at times swift and nervous, at others more

winged, all symbols of his swift speed, and suggestive of the remarkable flight taken by Lindbergh. The

gods in classical mythology, is a symbol of communication, travel, intelligence, and swiftness. This

(1704–1772). Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship and elegant proportions, Gillows swiftly became

is attributed to the Baroque painter Valerio Castello (1624-1659). The swift and vibrant hand, the

swiftly gives way to an autumnal inner frame patterned with rich pink and orange florals. This frames a

Rushing”, showing a figure driving a swift chariot pulled by three rearing horses through a star-studded

a helmet adorned with feathers, elements symbolizing his swiftness and divine messenger role. His

, and he swiftly produced several globes with 3,6,9,12,15, 18, and 24” diameters. In 1711, Gerard’s son

that exemplifies Arborelius’s vibrant color and swift, expressive brushwork in his mature style. In the

Graceful and swift, Mercurius (Hermes in Greek mythology), was the Roman god of Commerce and the

borrowed from Renaissance ornament, was often associated with protection, swiftness, and safe passage

, and symbolic objects. The brushwork is swift and vigorous, dense in the more illuminated areas

with living blood. News of this extraordinary event spread swiftly and widely throughout the land

with living blood. News of this extraordinary event spread swiftly and widely throughout the land

discovered in Tanzania. A limited number became available on the market before they were swiftly acquired. We

Philistine champion Goliath armed only with a sling and his faith. With a swift gesture, guided by trust in

- to deliver a swift and dignified execution without inflicting unnecessary suffering. The blade of

of Jonathan Swift. He was a key participate at an important period in English history, helping not

popularity led to its swift publication by the magazine La Plume as a decorative panel with the title Reverie

–1970) emigrated from Sweden to the United States to further his career. There he swiftly found success

swiftly through the ranks, he was soon appointed Court and Justice Councillor and became a Baron in 1721

swiftly adopted by European consumers, becoming a favored emblem of the globally intertwined textile trade

swift, confident brushstrokes by the skilled hand of a masterful artist. The tall figure of a bearded

with Frank Swift Chase (1886-1958) on Nantucket, and she rapidly became a plein air painter in the bold

and hip. Chéret draws the body with swift, economical strokes, letting washes of warm sepia carry the

brushwork brings an immediacy to the scene, as if the artist painted swiftly outdoors to seize the moment

connoted protection, swiftness, and naval prowess, while the orb and fleur-de-lis elevate the piece into

, decorative friezes—is rendered with expressive graphic freedom. The energetic pen work, combined with swiftly

indicates swiftness. A monkey 猴 hóu on horse back expresses the wish for promotion quickly as 侯 hóu is a

. Feluccas were swift and versatile ships commonly used in the Mediterranean during the 17th to 19th

heels to signify his swiftness. Mercury leaps forward on his left leg while gracefully pointing upward

swiftly through the Channel waters under a burnished sky, with the chalk cliffs of Dover in the distance