Divided Plate

The prints are titled in Dutch "Egyptische Zuilen" and "Egyptische Pilaren" (Egyptian Columns and Pillars), and are derived from an 18th-century scholarly work that aimed to document...

Titled simply “Empire Ottoman,” it presents the full territorial extent of the Ottoman domains across both Europe and Asia, divided across two joined plates from the Atlas Universel ...

Very large library or bookcase with a three-door lower section with gold-patinated lion paws and horizontally divided profiled top plate. Above it rises the glazed top with partially...

Giltwood compartmental overmantle mirror in the manner of Chippendale. The period glass plate divided by stylised columns sits within a highly carved giltwood frame.

This piece is made with one whole black marble plate divided in two and some marble crusts in the bottom.

American mahogany tea caddy with original fitted nickel plated divided interior. Signed Tiffany New York .

Surrounded by four canted, bevelled sections of original mirror plate with foxing divided by single acanthus leaf ornament and surrounded by a stylized leaf border.

The oval knob is cast and can be removed from the lid, allowing the entire object to be divided and become two serving plates. In modern times, given the versatility of the object, t...

Originally published in *The Ceremonies and Religious Customs of Various Nations of the Known World*, this image reflects 18th-century Europe's growing interest in ethnographic docum...

With an elaborately caved gold leaf framed with free scrolling lappet branches in the rococo style, the base with inverted cabriole legs and a central shell and leaf cartouche, the p...

This piece is made with one whole black marble plate divided in two and some marble crusts in the bottom.

Title: Healing and Funeral Rituals of the Paria Natives, imagined in 1734 Description: This striking copperplate engraving, published in 1734 in Bernard Picart’s Cérémonies et Coutu...

This piece is made with one whole black marble plate divided in two and some marble crusts in the bottom.

Rare Late Louis XV Giltwood Mirror 'A La Grecque' The divided rectangular plate surmounted by a trophy cresting shaped as an urn flanked by flowering vases on each side and hung with...

Volume 1: xxxvi, 144, 172 pp; Volume 2: 172, 186, 220 pp.; Volume 3: xxii, 236, 234 pp. Plates throughout the 3 volumes have bright and saturated hand coloring for a total of 108 han...

Over which are typically large corner standing winged moulded, prominent Lions heads. In three divided gold embossed leather plate. In addition, with drawable platter with embossed L...

Fine 18th century English or welsh oak dresser, having richly molded crest over scalloped fascia, the divided shelves with plate grooves and standing on molded top over three drawers...

Strongly influenced by Japanese prints, our plate divided into three registers, details, with great graphic precision, carp swimming and jumping through algae (enhanced with golden g...

Åkerblad was one of Sweden's most prominent and prolific mirror makers, working mainly in the Rococo and Gustavian style. The divided rectangular plate within a beaded and moulded fr...

This large and impressive mirror completely water gilded in the matte and burnish technique was made in France circa 1870. The divided bevelled edge plate is the same top and bottom ...

The Deck brothers often called on artists to decorate dishes, tiles or plates, dividing the proceeds of the sale into two equal parts.

A palatial and superb early 20th century gilt bronze Mounted Louis XVI style Mahogany Vitrine by François Linke François Linke The arched top with scrolled corners and centered by ...

Note: This is the first example of Villon’s use of dividing the surface of the plate with pyramidal shapes, a key component of the Cubist style.

He early learned to adapt his method of painting for the best possible reproduction, and to insure fidelity of printing, he often followed the assignments through to the hands of the...

He early learned to adapt his method of painting for the best possible reproduction, and to insure fidelity of printing, he often followed the assignments through to the hands of the...

He early learned to adapt his method of painting for the best possible reproduction, and to insure fidelity of printing, he often followed the assignments through to the hands of the...

Originally the series was to consist of thirty etchings, but the artist divided three of the plates into several parts, increasing the number to 35.