Charles I

Charles Mirror- B.I. MADE IN GERMANY COLLECTION Charles mirror small: 68cm w x 103cm h x 8 cm d.

Acrylic on canvas The paintings of Charles Browning offer a complex interplay of Art and History, humor and brutality, sincerity and irony, narrative and allegory.

A Louis XV petit commode by Jean-Charles Ellaume. Stamped twice I. C. Ellaume JUE.

"Stuart crystal" is a style of jewelry which originated as a form of mourning (or protest) jewelry after the execution of King Charles I of the House of Stuart in 1649. The...

George’s father, Sir Charles Kemeys, 2nd Baronet (c. 1610 – 1658) was educated at Jesus College, Oxford and at Gray's Inn.

Oil on canvas The paintings of Charles Browning offer a complex interplay of Art and History, humor and brutality, sincerity and irony, narrative and allegory.

"Tide's Out I" by Scott Charles Ross - 30" x 30" - oil painting on linen stretched on wood panel This artist is open to site-specific commissioned artworks.

The set comprises a mantel clock and decorative garnitures from the Louis Philippe I and Charles X era style. The centerpiece is adorned with two figures playing instruments: Apollo...

This piece is the first in the "Books of the Future" series by Charles Bremer. The work features a nude figure who gazes down at the open book in her arms.

"Stooking", by Charles Edward Johnson. Charles Edward Johnson, R.O.I 1832-1913 Stockport born, studied at the Royal Academy schools, prolific exhibitor and member of Royal institute.

He had a very successful portrait practice based in Blackfriars, with his sitters coming from the various levels of upper society and in 1632 he was appointed 'picture-drawer', to Ki...

The most distinguished names in Europe and America were on the list of Audubon’s subscribers, including King George IV of England. King Charles I of France, Daniel Webster and the di...

Career Whilst in Aberdeen, Jamesone made a name for himself painting portraits of local academics and scholars from the city's two feuding colleges: King's and Marischal. In 1633, wh...

In his early years, Milton studied at Christ's College at the University of Cambridge, one of the world's most prestigious universities, and then travelled, wrote poetry mostly for p...

In the following century, Charles I of England had a bronze Spinario made by Hubert Le Sueur.

Since Il Guercino preferred to remain in Italy, he rejected a number of proposals from Marie de Medici, Cardinal Mazarin and Charles I of England. In 1655, Queen Christina of Sweden...

The names of each horse and jockey appear in the title panel at the bottom of each picture. After Charles Hunt and engraved by I. W Laird. Framed in period pitch pine frames.

Patent labels Sticker dates the chairs between 1956-59 A set of 4 fiberglass chairs model DSW by Charles and Ray Eames in Grey "Elephant Hide Grey" with a walnut dowelbase (dsw) Ch...

Jacob's reputation grew quickly, eventually spreading outside France the future King George IV of England, Gustavus III of Sweden, Tsar Alexander I of Russia, Charles IV of Spain, an...

Signed on the bottom right 'I. Charles'. In excellent condition.

The woman portrayed is traditionally identified with the Infanta Catalina Michaela (Madrid, October 10, 1567 - Turin, November 6, 1597) daughter of Philip II and wife since 1585 of t...

Of course, the replica contains significant simplifications in relation to the stunning works whose father was Andre Charles Boulle, i.e. in relation to the 17th century Boulle style...

Sir Godfrey Kneller, 1st Baronet (born Gottfried Kniller; 1646-1723) was the leading portrait painter in England during the late 17th and early 18th centuries, and was court painter ...

Godfrey Kneller Sir Godfrey Kneller, 1st Baronet (born Gottfried Kniller; 8 August 1646 – 19 October 1723) was the leading portrait painter in England during the late 17th and early ...

Sir Godfrey Kneller, 1st Baronet (born Gottfried Kniller; 1646-1723) was the leading portrait painter in England during the late 17th and early 18th centuries, and was court painter ...

He was introduced to, and painted a portrait of, Charles II. In England, Kneller concentrated almost entirely on portraiture.

More than 10,000 pages of documents on the laws and regulations of the Kingdom of France between 1051 ( Henry I ) and 1418 ( Charles VI). Two volumes unarmed but the figure of Lou...

The portrait is in excellent condition ready to hang The overall size being 136cm x 162cm high ( 53 x 63 inches approx) whilst the painting is 100cm by 125.5cm high (39.5 x 49 inc...

Description 1818 map of the Battle of Bunker Hill, Charlestown, Massachusetts, by I. A. Charles. Copied from the original manuscript sketch by Henry De Berniere, which was apparentl...

Godfrey Kneller Sir Godfrey Kneller, 1st Baronet (born Gottfried Kniller; 8 August 1646 – 19 October 1723) was the leading portrait painter in England during the late 17th and early ...

ABOUT THE SITTER Anne was born on 6 February 1665 in London, the second daughter of James, Duke of York, brother of Charles II. Anne and her elder sister Mary received a Protestant ...

It can for instance be compared to Giacomo’s Capriccio with a Statue of a Warrior and a Ruined Castle on the Shore of the Lagoon in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, which is...

The most distinguished names in Europe and America were on the list of Audubon’s subscribers, including King George IV of England. King Charles I of France, Daniel Webster and the di...

The most distinguished names in Europe and America were on the list of Audubon’s subscribers, including King George IV of England. King Charles I of France, Daniel Webster and the di...

Very fine Charles I oak refectory table having richly patinated three board top with breadboard ends and great overhang, over lunette carved apron and standing on boldly turned legs ...

Charles I English "Credence" Table, 17th C, the round fold-over top with rear profile gate leg, above a carved arcaded apron on columnar ring turned legs with an under tier.

Very rare early 17th Century (dated 1628) carved and painted corbel depicting the wigged head of Charles I, the naive carving with chip carved with scored hair, and gouged features a...

A charming wool petit point embroidery piece depicting King Charles I in a church setting with what appears to be his children and guards behind him.

Set of six silver wine goblets featuring knop stems and spreading circular bases; recreations in a style of goblet that was first made popular during the reign of Charles I circa 163...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique Charles I English sterling silver seal-top spoon; an addition to our 17th century silver flatware collection This exceptional antique C...

A good example with a hinged board top and case with fluting over two arcaded panels with carved columns in between, panelled sides, board feet. Provenance; Sears Estate.

He was succeeded by his son Charles II. This magnificent portrait depicts Charles wearing a doublet of brownish coloured silk with a sharply pointed V-shaped waistline.

A traditional Antique Charles I Silver Seal Top Spoon with a fig shaped bowl and a subtly hexagonal handled ending in a knopped Seal.

This work is centred around a portrait of Charles I after a painting by Van Dyck which was later copied by a variety of printmakers in the 17th century and beyond.

A Pair of classic antique Charles I sterling Silver Seal Topped Spoons with fig shaped bowls and subtly tapered hexagonal handle with knopped seals on the ends.

TITLE: A True Copy Of The Journal Of The High Court of Justice, For The Tryal of K. Charles I. As it was Read in the House of Commons, And Attested under the hand of Phelps, Clerk to...

An excellent early Jacobean era oak refectory dining table, from the reign of Charles I, circa 1630. The table with a splendid rectangular top of three boards with a rich deep hone...

‘Charles I on the Phoenix Tower’ by Robert Alexander Hillingford.

This exquisite mid-17th-century portrait miniature depicts a gentleman, believed to be King Charles I, wearing a lace collar. Following his execution in 1649, numerous portraits wer...

The monarchy would be restored to Charles's son, Charles II, in 1660.

‘Charles I at Edgehill’ by Ernest Crofts RA (1847–1911).

Figure with ruffled collar. George Way collection.

1649 band sampler by HW aged 8, worked in silks on linen ground, in a variety of fine stitches including raised work and Algerian eye. Simple line borders, multiple traditional compl...

The loss of Oxford was the final blow for King Charles I and the Royalist cause and signalled the end of the English Civil War.

Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this super rare and highly collectable hand carved 1631 dated Charles I rocking chair with ornately carved panels depicting Adam &...

This very fine example has a fig shaped bowl and hexagonal stem which terminates in a baluster seal top, beautifully chased and palely gilded. The top is scratch engraved with a cros...

‘The Siege of Basing House’ by Ernest Crofts RA (1847–1911). The painting – which depicts a Parliamentary emissary delivering a summons to surrender during the most famous siege of t...