Charles I

Rare bronze sculptures of King Charles I and the Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell.

Charles I oak armchair, Gloucestershire The perforated scroll carved cresting flanked by reverse scroll carved uprights above an 'S' scroll rail and deeply carved arcaded back pan...

Charles I sterling silver provincial seal-top spoon of very good weight.

Very collectable Charles I sterling silver seal-top spoon of particularly good gauge, size and form and with a pleasing patina.

Charles I carved oak table having a planked top, the front and side rails carved with alternating leaf guilloche, on baluster ring turned legs, united by thick plain stretchers.

Numerous studio copies were made of this painting. The painting shows Charles II, Mary and James II, the three eldest children of Charles I and his wife Henrietta Maria of France wit...

Mid 19th Century Antique Victorian Sterling Silver King Charles Ist Ornamentation Birmingham 1864 Elkington & Co Fabulous and extremely rare large sterling silver historical sculpt...

An Extremely rare Charles I Silver Pair of Scissors, circa 1635-1640; one of the earliest recorded pairs of silver scissors of the Albert Collection p.321; the steel blades are stamp...

A rare Charles I silver box with an agate set lid, the sides neatly engraved with stylized flower heads, circa 1640, maker's mark WB underneath.

James I/Charles I oak refectory table dining table, Barnard castle, Northumbria, circa 1610-1640.

Near pair of Charles I oak and elm joined stools Gloucestershire, circa 1630-1640.

Thomas Maundy's maker's mark, T over M, is recorded in Jacksons on page 119 with slightly different designs on each of our pieces. A very rare pair of Dessert Stands; London 1639 ...

The seat with moulded edges with channel moulded friezes raised on baluster turned supports joined by rectangular section stretchers. The quality of the turnings to this stool are ...

Flash back to the 1600s and the cavaliers were the supporters of King Charles I in the English civil war. Can you imagine how these would look guarding your property?

Flash back to the 1600s and the cavaliers were the supporters of King Charles I in the English civil war. Can you imagine how these would look guarding your property?

Very rare silver gilt medal denoting the death of Charles I. This medal was beautifully cast and chased in 1649 by Thomas Rawlins, a pupil of Nicholas Briot and appointed Engraver to...

A very interesting and early oak chest from the Charles 1st period circa 1620. The four panel top with original ring hinges above a three panel base, the panels surrounded by foliate...

A delightful and interesting miniature oak chest retaining its original internal till. This piece is too small to be called a child's chest so could well be an apprentice piece or ea...

This is a fabulous coffer or chest from English, circa 1630s. It is made of walnut wood with a metal latch, is dovetailed, and has rosettes nails and shoe feet. It still has the orig...

The top of three fully-cleated boards, the two leaves of similar construction, all frieze rails carved with lunettes, raised on large plain bulbous 'cup-and-cover' turned legs, joine...

The triple panelled lid with broad and flat run-moulded rails, the front with three panels, each with stained-black foliage issuing from baluster shaped vases, enclosed within a fine...

The top board bearing marquetry-inlaid initials ‘MA’, the slope with further marquetry-inlaid flowers and meandering foliage, enclosing an interior with a shelf, the end boards boldl...

Lithograph on wove paper. Somewhat crude print with a depiction of a cock fight. Made by an anonymous engraver after Anthony van Dyck. Anthony Van Dyck (1599-1641) was a Flemish B...

Engraving on wove paper. Portrait of Charles I and Jeffrey Hudson. From the set "London ans its environs in the nineteenth century".

Pair of bronze cavalier statues - English Prince Charles I Soldiers, 19th century. such a good sartorial look to these dudes, ever so foppish and dandy and still influential in the w...

Depiction of the coffin with the body of princess Elisabeth, daughter of Charles I in Newport Church on the Isle of Wight.

Stipple engraving on wove paper. Portrait of Charles I with Jeffrey Hudson. From the set "Fifty wonderfull portraits".

James I / Charles I oak low stool, English, circa 1620-1630.

It was subsequently acquired by King Charles I (reigned 1625-49). Foundry stamp Chiurazzi, Naples.

Made by Charles Turner after Pierre Mignard. Charles Turner (1773-1857) was an English mezzotint engraver and draughtsman.

William Marshall (1617-1649) was a very active engraver during the reign of Charles I.

William Marshall (1617-1649) was a very active engraver during the reign of Charles I.

The 7 inch (18 cm) brass dial having a silvered Strike/Silent ring in the arch above a silvered chapter ring engraved with Roman numerals counting the hours, fleur-de-lis half hour ...

Portrait of Jeffrey Hudson, little person at the court of charles I. With an account of the adventurous life of this man.

Charles I oak and inlaid wall cupboard, English, Yorkshire, circa 1630-1640.

'Cinétisme I’ by French Lebanese Charles Kalpakian is a hypnotic wall cabinet in lacquered wood and chestnut flirting with Op Art and the spirit of Vasarely.

In 1601, Bess of Hardwick’s looking glass in her chamber at Chatsworth had a ‘frame to set it on’, and when Charles I’s furniture was dispersed after his execution, a standing mirror...

There are a number of coin weights in the box, the earliest being a Charles I half unite c.1620 - 1640

There are a number of coin weights in the box, the earliest being a Charles I half unite circa 1620-1640, This piece can be used as an antique show piece or as an actual scale.

Intricately woven fine wool fabric with a raised geometric tapestry pattern. Center notched mandarin collar, gently gathered waist with 3" wide belt peppered with rhinestones and seq...

The men are depicted in various poses and represent the Royalist Cavalier supporters of King Charles I during the English Civil War which ran from 1642-1651.

He was court painter to Kind Charles I and King Charles II. By working for many of the patrons of the late van Dyck, Lely rapidly established himself as one of the country’s most im...

Chairs designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosch for the tea room of Argyle Street, 1897 Produced by Cassina in the 1973, in the "I Maestri Collection", with stamped signature.

View of the encounter of Charles I and Maria de'' Medici at Middle Mead. History England.

They were produced in England under the silent support of the monarchy after the execution of King Charles I in 1649. His Loyal Stuart followers wore Stuart crystal jewelry (foiled r...

Sir Anthony VanDyck (1599 -1641) a Flemish Baroque artist who became the leading court painter in England, is most famous for his portraits of King Charles I of England and Scotland ...

However he is now best remembered for his elegant representations of Charles I and his court. Van Dyck was born in Antwerp.

They were produced in England under the silent support of the monarchy after the execution of King Charles I in 1649. His Loyal Stuart followers wore Stuart crystal jewelry (foiled r...

Angelo Contarini (d. 1657) was Ambassador to King Charles I of England in 1625, Ambassador to Pope Urban VIII in 1629, Ambassador to the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand III in 1637, Amb...

Hinman's geometric abstraction featuring four rotating cubes in pastels--white, blue, gray and nude. Screenprint with embossing, edition of 100, signed and dated lower right.

A rare and extremely collectable early 18th century octagonal silver sugar caster decorated with a stylishly hand pierced detachable lid which elegantly compliments the plain formed ...

John de Critz ( 1551-1642) De Critz was one of a number of painters of Flemish and Dutch origin act...

About the Artist: Spending most of his life in Tennessee, Charles Ivey has created art in nearly every medium—from welding steel to taking photos.

Oil on panel with Mobil sign

This is a unique facsimile reproduction limited to 987 copies of an atlas from the Renaissance, the Atlas Miller, devised as a present from Manuel I of Portugal to fool Emperor Charl...

Signed on verso, center: Shaw/December/1935

Engraving on laid paper. Portrait of Charles II. Reference: OD 50. Made by Bernard Picart after Godfrey Kneller.