Antique Vice

This 14k gold Edwardian pencil case is a rare piece that depicts the four vices of the Hindu

vice elements, creating an industrial and substantial appeal. The top was likely part of an earlier

(1782 - 1857) Vice Chancellor, Esquire Beadle, Yeoman Beadle (1814) Aquatint with original hand

Antique Belgian Carpenter's Woodworking Bench in Solid Fruitwood with 2 Working Vices, Circa 1920

This traditional hand-woven Persian Bakhshaish rug has a shaded light blue field with an overall design of lattice vine forming rows of lozenges, each containing vertical stylized sm...

Ce vice impuni, la Lecture  is a book written by Valery Larbaud. Collection La Phalange

- Collector's specimens - Lignum vitae is sought after for the beauty of its grain, coloring, patina, density and toughness Translated from Latin, vignum vitae means “wood of lif...

vice press, the body is adorned with a carved ram whose head and behind expand from a central square

. Showcasing a vice press, the body is adorned with a carved elephant whose head and behind expand from a

Antonio Correggio's "Virtue of Vice" circa 1531. Frame dimensions: 30 x 49 inches. This painting has been

van der Hulst, Vice Admiral of Holland and West Friesland”). This commanding portrait was engraved by

of a brown simulated Crocodile leather wallet, formerly belonging to Gavin (G.) Henry, Vice-President

quality and condition large scene of he judgement young Hercules who must chose between Vice (Kakia) and

as a quirky sideboard. Typical format for a workbench of this type with the clamp and vice to the

, impressive vice and lower shelf. Sensational patina. A perfect console table for rustic or contemporary

long vice along the left leg which was a traditional structure. In the photo of the top, notice holes

Fantastic antique maple workbench by Hammacher Schlemmer having original iron vice and single

improve his career chances by killing Garfield and thus paving the way for vice president Chester Arthur

striking patina. It includes the original forged iron vices, as well as a basin for measuring and molding

elected to the Liver Sketching Club in 1879 and was Vice President a decade later. Address: Liverpool

Vice President of the ROI in 1908 and President of the ROI in 1891. His son was the painter, sculptor

long vice along the left leg which was a traditional structure. In the photo of the top, notice hole

Professor in 1907 and joined the Berlin Secession in 1908, where he was vice chairman until 1910. This cast

influential member of the National Academy of Design, serving as its first Vice President from 1949 to 1950

"vices" he saw in Berlin following World War I. The figures' exaggerated, almost grotesque features are

. He returned to Liverpool in 1810, and was a founder member of the Liverpool Academy, becoming vice

, which saw this environment as a theatre of vice and immorality. The style of the painting and the

Murder of Abraham Lincoln, and The Attempted Assassinations Of Vice-President Johnson And The Whole

smaller proportions, ready for everyday use. Plain top, fitted with end vice and front clamp which both

National Academy of Design, Brown also served as the organization'­s first Vice President from 1949 to 1950

hold tools such as a vice. The squared peg legs contribute to its rustic country look. Restored, strong

commemorated here by Christoph Helfried Freiherr von Wopping, an Imperial vice-colonel, who commissioned the

an industrial riverbank where goods were transferred from water to land, and vice versa. Moored along

Society of American Artists, serving as its vice-president (1878-79) and on its advisory board (1900-1901

do a sculpture of Daniel Thompkins, an American vice president, for the garden at St. Mark’s in The

English aristocratic family connected with politics and patronage. Vice Chamberlain Cook — A court

its vice-president and president. In a recent retrospective held at The Montmarte museum in Paris

the original iron screw vice mounted to the end — a wonderful survival that elevates this piece beyond

officers and directors of the Institution were wealthy landowners in Carmansville, including its First Vice

virtue of chastity and the vice of sensual love: this subject was hugely popular with collectors of the

British botany and as a long-serving Vice President of the Linnean Society of London. His name is closely

portrait depicts Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758–1805), one of Britain’s most celebrated naval commanders

inscribed with continental names, while beneath it lie potent symbols of mortality and human vice, including

Virtue on his right and Vice on his left. This representation of Hercules from behind, which leads us to

hardware. It has one traditional long vice along the left leg. This work table has been restored and waxed

appreciate the worn patina, joints and old hardware. It has one traditional long vice along the left leg

gauntlet. His vice, tools and already made shield featuring the head of Medusa are all rendered with

as allegorical stand-ins for human virtues and vices. Berchem’s confident handling of line, subtle

deposited. Emile Gallé was the man behind this group and became president. Antonin was vice-president

, secretary (1885-1889), then vice-president (from 1895 to 1899) and finally president (from 1900) of the

serving as Vice President from 1901. He was also a member of the ROI. Although King based himself in

the tracery, which Robb later explained as a traditional Gothic device contrasting vices with virtues

cross the Louvre Palace from north to south or vice versa, without having to go around the building

appointed Vice-Admiral of Norfolk. In 1698, incensed by rumours that Hobart’s decisive defeat in the

Society of British Artists, and later its Vice-President in 1867. Cole’s son George Vicat Cole who was

‘The British Fleet with a Vice-Admiral of the Red off Dover’ by Dominic Serres R.A. (1722-1793

had a collection of original uniforms. He was Vice President of the Kernoozers Club an organisation