Collectible Artifacts

It stands as both a devotional artifact and a collectible example of early Spanish religious sculpture.

Mid-butterfly hinged doors sits an unpolished Lapis Lazuli stone fragment, estimated some 120 million years old and found in Zambia Pierre De Valck Pierre De Valck (1991) born in...

Accompanied by a later painter's palette from the 20th century, this set is both a collectible and a decorative artifact. The stand is well-preserved, with natural signs of age that ...

Pierre De Valck (1991), born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascination for archeology and collecting historical artifacts. His furniture attempts to harness...

Pierre De Valck (1991), born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascination for archeology and collecting historical artifacts. His furniture attempts to harness...

Pierre De Valck (1991), born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascination for archeology and collecting historical artifacts. His furniture attempts to harness...

Provenance Sar-e-Sang, circa 65 million years old, Badakchan, Afghanistan Pierre De Valck Pierre De Valck (1991) born in Brussels, is a Ghent-based designer with a childhood fascina...

Rather like his contemporary Diego Riviera, Tamayo used the fortune he earned from the sale of his art to obsessively collect pre-Hispanic artifacts, which served as a potent and end...

After the group dissolved in 1951, he moved to Paris and began collecting African art. These artifacts became evident in his works, which began to take on a more imaginative style, l...

The hand-hooked technique gives the surface a dimensional quality, making it not merely a floor covering but a highly collectible textile artifact that brings historical depth and vi...

Distinguished by its subtle patina, restrained palette, and rare oversize format, this antique Agra carpet is not only a decorative masterpiece but also a collectible historical arti...

While technically listed as a hand-knotted pile rug, the fine detail and delicate nature of the embroidery classify this piece as a highly collectible textile artifact. Its dimension...

But what elevates this exquisite work of art beyond artifact into collectible art is its raw luxury — the juxtaposition of grounded tribal geometry with painterly unpredictability.

Bearing the original signature label, this Les Éditions d’Art de Rambouillet tapestry is more than a collectible—it is a cultural artifact and a rare opportunity to own a fragment of...