Double Eagle Head

The firm’s signature double-headed eagle emblem symbolized its connection to the Imperial Court.

Great design featuring a hand tipping open a pack of cigarettes on a blue background with an Imperial double headed eagle coat of arms above and the text in red and white stylised le...

The men are dressed in striking yellow tunics emblazoned with the double-headed black eagle, an unmistakable symbol of the Holy Roman Empire.

Each piece is meticulously crafted in deep cobalt blue overlay crystal, intricately cut through to clear crystal to reveal a remarkable etched motif of a double-headed eagle crowned ...

The upper interior is lined with silk and bears an imprint of the Russian double-headed eagle, the imperial symbol of Russia, emphasising the historical and cultural heritage to whic...

At the top, the chandelier is crowned with a striking double-headed eagle, a symbol historically associated with power and prestige, while decorative scrolls and stylized dolphin mot...

The silverwork is meticulously chased and pierced with flowing floral scrolls, foliate motifs, and symmetrical ornamental panels, culminating in a prominent heraldic double-headed ea...

The plate presents: – Centralized circular and diamond-shaped motifs adorned with stylized vines, heraldic beasts, fleur-de-lis, and interlacing foliate forms – Decorative panels inc...

Inside, the upper half is lined with silk and bears a silver imprint of the Russian imperial double-headed eagle. The lower half is lined with royal blue silk, its recess shaped to h...

- featuring a dynamic design depicting a soldier in armour riding forward into battle on a horse at speed with his cape flowing in the wind and his bow and arrows at his side, holdin...

The engravings include the Russian Imperial Double-Headed Eagle, a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship, along with various medallions commemorating international exhibitions, dati...

To his right, his banner bearer rides a gray steed, holding high the Hallwyl house banner, which features the double-headed eagle on a matching golden background.

Her attire is unmistakably that of a Romanov sovereign: adorned with an opulent kokoshnik tiara, a bejeweled sash, and layers of pearls cascading across her shoulders and bodice. The...

An important Regency period ormolu-mounted cut-glass eight-light chandelier by John Blades the main drop hung double band supporting scallop edged drip pans and diamond cut candle no...

The billowing sails are made of canvas and the main sail features a large double-headed eagle crest and a crown. These models were produced by hand in Spain as souvenirs for touri...

By 1823, the Lukutin firm employed over fifty artists and included a school for training apprentices and in 1828, Lukutin received a royal edict, the highest honor, which allowed him...

The composition is crowned by the imperial Russian coat of arms—the double-headed eagle—underscoring the symbolic and official nature of the image.

Over it, the Russian Double Headed Eagle, also known as the Romanov Family Crest enhanced the box.

A heavy solid ring, fitted to centre with a raised rounded oblong bezel featuring two niello opposed advancing lions grasping a processional cross, bordered by undulating pattern, fl...

On the top of the central finial, there is a double-headed eagle and a large baluster or ball shape at the bottom.

The fore-ends en suite and each inlaid with a silver panel pierced and engraved as a double-headed eagle, foliate engraved silver side-plates each pierced for an iron belt hook with ...

Each arm of the cross is graced with the noble visage of a double-headed eagle, rendered in luminous 18k yellow gold.

The other has an angel figure to the left and a double headed eagle to the right. The joining of two coats of arms in this manner often symbolizes the joining of two noble families i...

The vase is fitted with two handles, cast as double French imperial eagle heads, which spring from classical female masks, each wearing with winged helmets.

The wall clock features an unusual lyre shaped back plate and a double headed eagle surmount crowned by an ornate bow.

The double-headed eagle motif can be traced back to the reign of Peter the Great and was a strong symbol of Imperial Russia.

Andean Colonial textiles of the 17th and 18th centuries are generally called Transitional style, as they combine indigenous techniques and imagery with those brought to the New World...