Antique Whip

The handle is attached to the crop by a silver collar, with the engraved initials "PJB". There is a leather whip attached at the end as well.

An early twentieth century iron and bronze fire grate, circa 1920s, the standards composed of hunting whips, horse shoes and fox-head mounts. Dimensions: 55cm (21¾") High, 92cm (36¼...

This refined French Art Nouveau pendant dates from the fin-de-siècle period and reflects the naturalistic design principles associated with the French Art Nouveau movement and the ar...

The scene portrays condemned men forced to wear large wooden punishment collars while being led and guarded by officials carrying whips. One figure is shown seated beneath the weight...

Christ, tied to the column, is whipped by four tormentors, depicted in various poses and in full motion.

The collar has the initials H T C and is hallmarked G & J Zair, Birmingham, 1907. There is a leather whip on the bottom end of the riding crop as well, which appears to be original.

At the end of the crop is a leather whip. These are used in decorating in many homes and barns for an added historical feel.

Maximum height including the whip in position: 30cm x width 40cm x depth 19cm English, circa 1920

At the center, a boldly stylized ship surges across rolling currents of baby blue and pale beige, each looped wool strand capturing the movement of wind-whipped waves. The vessel its...

Venetian work, second half of the 15th century Tempera on panel 34 x 23 cm An episode from the Passion of Christ during the trial of Pontius Pilate, the Roman procurator, concerning ...

Daddy longlegs spider (Pholcidae species) 25. Whip scorpion or vinegaroon (Uropygi species) 26.

This deity is usually depicted as a composite creature, consisting of the head of a rooster, a human torso and serpentine legs; furthermore, he often holds a whip and a shield in his...

A beautifully handwoven rattan carpet beater, also known as a rug beater, carpet whip, or dust beater, traditionally used in Europe as a household cleaning tool before the invention ...

In her right hand she is holding a whip behind her back. Cupid's quiver with all the arrows is hanging from her left arm.

Decorated with Art Nouveau lilies whose stems whip around the front and back of each knife. Each knife measures just under 4 inches long x 1/2 inch wide (at widest point) x 1/16 inch...

Born in the early years of Queen Victoria's son Edward VII's reign, this elegant piece features a central inkwell, accentuated in the back with brass equestrian motifs such as a slan...

This particular print depicts the jockey in full riding attire: a red cap, dark vest, white breeches, tall riding boots, and whip in hand. The slender build, hunched shoulders, and d...

Other punishments include a person being whipped and what appears to be an execution or crucifixion scene in the background, watched over by a camel-mounted observer and urban towers...

Hickory shaft with polished leather grip and whipped repair. 12) The 'BAMFE' Mitre Brand putter, made in Scotland, Jack Hickman, Thanet Golf Club.

Figure 10 of first part: The French king Louis XIII (aged sixteen) standing at left, with Messieurs de Pluvinel and le Grand, a horse tethered between two posts at centre, Monsieur l...

The foreground bursts with motion as a mounted herdsman—likely a 'csikós', the famed Hungarian horse wrangler—skillfully drives a group of spirited horses across the open grassland. ...

The coachman, dressed in a long coat and broad-brimmed hat, sits atop the carriage with a whip in hand, guiding the steady-footed donkeys across the Italian landscape.

Great artwork by the notable German graphic artist Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1949) featuring a man carrying a saddle and a horse whip and wearing a cap and a red waistcoat over a white s...

Surrounding this central motif are a host of bizarre and absurd scenes: a goat leads blindfolded investors, Fortune is whipped naked, and Honest Industry is crushed beneath a wheel.

The third image, “French Postillion”, illustrates a coachman seen from behind, seated confidently on his horse and holding a whip. His striking blue jacket, red sash, and checkered p...

Illustrated by the famous caricaturist Leslie Ward, known as "Spy," this print captures the Baron as a skilled coachman, seated confidently on a coach with reins and whip in hand. Th...

Behind him another boy is stripping a fresh sapling from the tree behind them so he can have his own whip. The liveliness of the scene and sheer focus in the faces of the mischievous...

Original antique political election propaganda poster featuring a humorous illustration depicting an annoyed looking John Bull in a red waistcoat and boots holding a whip in one hand...

This portrait shows him in the prime of life, around 55 or 60 years old, in sportsman's attire, with his riding habit, top hat, and hunting whip. Henry-William Pickersgill was one o...

The man clutches a switch or whip, his body twisted in comic disarray, suggesting a loss of control both literal and symbolic.

One figure kneels at an altar while another is whipped by an attendant, suggesting a stylized depiction of confession and purification.

The following charms are attached to the split ring: an engraved gold saddle, a gold bridle, a silver horse head, a silver equestrian glove, a gold stirrup, a gold engraved pistol us...

In this artwork, Edmonds stands poised with a whip in hand, potentially symbolizing a slight power.

Two coachmen in traditional red tunics, wielding whips, guide the horses, adding a dynamic element to the scene.

Theodor Kärner (1884-1966), red hunt, white porcelain sculpture for Nymphenburg Theodor Kärner (1884-1966), sculptor, worked at Nymphenburg Porcelain factory in Munich during 1905...

The tile displays ropes and whips surrounding the column, but the meaning of this is not clear.

Roland "Ao" / "Armadillo" L'Estrange for Vanity Fair Magazine Berks and Bucks 5 November 1903 Lithograph 21 x 37 cm Depicting Sir Robert Rodney Wilmot, in red hunting clothes and wh...

The driver on the left, mounted on a dappled gray horse, maintains firm control over the reins, while the other, on a bay horse, raises his whip high, emphasizing the celebratory ene...

By 1909 the Company is listed as "Henry Maxwell & Company, Spurriers, Whip and Boot Makers", with a long list of royal customers and a thriving trade.

The gladiators has a gauntlet on his right arm and holds a whip. Wonderful proportions and exceptional attention to detail throughout.

In the scene, the man appears to be in distress, his posture slumped under the weight of the cangue, while a guard or overseer stands nearby holding a whip. The guard is dressed in t...

Rectangular frame with golden seed beads on a red background and elements related to the Passion of Christ in shields in the corners and center of the longest sides: dice, nails, bag...

In our photos we have presented it as a decorative stand for antique umbrellas and whip hooks. However, with a (new) glass top, this decorative antique can also be used as a small ta...

Original antique tire advertising poster for La Souple Corde Goodrich Le Maitre de la Route/The Master of the Roads featuring a great illustration depicting a smartly dressed coachma...

Condition: The binding and ties were added by us, using antique fabric of the late 19th century, as described above, with the binding whip-stitched in the same and somewhat unusual w...

A man on horseback, likely a representative of the authorities, brandishes a whip, emphasizing the brutality of the proceedings.

The Beaufort's hunt dress is peculiar to the country in that the Huntsman and Whippers-In wear green and the subscribers a blue coat with buff facings.

There is a plain weave cotton binding along the hoist, with two whip-stitched grommets, With metal rings inserted for stability.

The primary subject is that of a finely dressed woman in riding habit, hat, whip and gloves riding side saddle on a fine patinated bronze hunter.

The generals and constables will collect the landowner's losses from you, take an indemnity and pay with whips - and the text below - Hand over your bread to the Workers' and Peasant...

The present figure is a bronze model of a dog, 'Warwick', and shows the dog standing on its four legs, with a whip in its mouth. The detailing and patination on the dog's coat is par...

Christ is recognisable in the centre of the composition with a whip made of cords in his hand, just as we are told in the Gospel accounts.

**Fouette-queue réticulé:** This could refer to a type of lizard known as a "whip-tailed lizard" due to the translation of "fouette-queue."

**Stingray (Trygon de Halgan):** This print showcases the classic diamond-shaped body of a stingray, featuring its broad, flat body, distinctive disc shape, and possibly its whip-lik...

He clings to one drumstick as the other is in free-fall along with his Taiko drums, which he was using to whip up the storm. For its time, Soken’s version is unique.

Overseeing them are two soldiers and a lone gentleman, holding his hat as the winds whip at his overcoat. Perhaps this the owner the ship or his agent, overseeing the salvage.

Among his most famous engravings are: • Sharpshooter on Picket Duty (1862) • Prisoners from the Front (1866, later developed into a painting) • The Army of the Potomac—A Sharp-Shoo...

Signed with the artist’s large Red Owl stamp, Lugt 977 Printed on thin wove japan, (almost parchment like) with full margins A rich cleaned whipped impression showing burr in the cen...

At the same time, however, they are silent witnesses to those forces that cannot be tamed, that nature itself seems to make groan, as the storm-whipped gnarled tree impressively demo...

Among his most famous engravings are: • Sharpshooter on Picket Duty (1862) • Prisoners from the Front (1866, later developed into a painting) • The Army of the Potomac—A Sharp-Shoo...