Elizabeth I

of the most famous queens of England and Ireland, Elizabeth I. In fact, this art & design armchair is

the notable artist Fred Taylor (1875-1963) depicting Queen Elizabeth's Visit to King's College Chapel

With a hinged lid with molded edges and retaining the original internal iron strap hinges, the frieze with channel-molded long edges and probably the original escutcheon and the side...

An impressive piece with lion appearing to be roaring at the observer.

accepting his charter from Queen Elizabeth I" while the original Mid-Century Modern sketch was rendered in

Elizabeth that took place at Westminster Abbey London on 12 May 1937. Colourful design depicting an historic

From the reign of Russian Empress Elizabeth Petrovna, the daughter of Peter the Great, this rare

reflected in the stability of the Kingdom. The side back of the piece Elizabeth I is inspired by the open

, “For Elizabeth / I gave her colors of life and hope because / When I saw her so tired, and now forever

reflected in the stability of the kingdom. The side back of the piece Elizabeth I is inspired by the open

reflected in the stability of the kingdom. The side back of the piece Elizabeth I is inspired by the open

reflected in the stability of the kingdom. The side back of the piece Elizabeth I is inspired by the open

Beautifully designed and rare silver counter of the Elizabeth I/James I era of Thomas Sackville who

her lap and Anne (i.e. Mary's mother) and Elizabeth (i.e. her cousin) on either side together with

depicted as a Carab Indian female warrior, Europa depicted as Elizabeth I, Asia as a female in eastern

Elizabeth Waggett L is for Lioness I 2022 Oil on linen with 22k gold 30 x 45” Unique

originally built by Sir Thomas Gresham in the time of Elizabeth I. But in 1761 the then owner, Sir Francis

history, from Elizabeth I to Coco Chanel; “Mariano Fortuny” – 19th century Venice, with its veils and

back for her role as Queen Elizabeth I in the BBC serial Elizabeth R (1971). Silver gelatin print on

fleeting beauty. Inspired by Queen Elizabeth I, the last Tudor monarch known for her ruthless rule, the

constructions feature such characters as Queen Elizabeth I and King Ludwig II of Bavaria, ice castles, the sea

history, from Elizabeth I to Coco Chanel; “Mariano Fortuny” – 19th century Venice, with its veils and

history, from Elizabeth I to Coco Chanel; “Mariano Fortuny” – 19th century Venice, with its veils and

history, from Elizabeth I to Coco Chanel; “Mariano Fortuny” – 19th century Venice, with its veils and

history, from Elizabeth I to Coco Chanel; “Mariano Fortuny” – 19th century Venice, with its veils and

paper and trompe l’œil: “Papiers à la Mode” – 300 years of fashion history, from Elizabeth I to Coco

history, from Elizabeth I to Coco Chanel; “Mariano Fortuny” – 19th century Venice, with its veils and

Queen Elizabeth I. The estate passed to Henry's daughter after his death who went to marry Sir Richard

marriage between Scotland and Spain would have made an enemy of Elizabeth I of England and trouble among

(Elizabeth I) most certainly the only one of its type currently available. Historic superb wood carved

According to popular tradition, Queen Elizabeth I (reigned 1558-1603) was greatly taken with the

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

Framed oil paint on panel painting by Maine-based painter Elizabeth Fox. From the artist: "I like

and overthrow and perhaps execute the Protestant Queen Elizabeth I . His luxurious ships were famously

to marry Elizabeth I. So he had his wife murdered, a far quicker and easier alternative to divorce

Elizabeth I. In the 16th century the rod (5.5 yards, or 16.5 feet) was defined (once again as a learning

Elizabeth I's accession and the subsequent re-affirmation of the Protestant faith. Scrots had been court

, who is an allegory of Queene Elizabeth I, the virgin queen and dynamic leader of England. We are

contemporary age.In this work she portrays Queen Elizabeth with her personal style . I am available for any

beautiful like Elizabeth Taylor, I'm trying to show what it feels like to be beautiful like Elizabeth Taylor

BTOY + URIGINAL,-The Virgin Queen, Elizabeth I (Bette Davis) Stencil + Spraypaint + Acrylic on

covered by the seller (customs duties included). Carved to depict of Queen Elizabeth I, three-quarter

Mestrelle) early in Elizabeth's reign, the Pound pieces were struck by hand using the old method. It is

Queen Elizabeth I on her deathbed "Do not fade. Do not wither. Do not grow old" Interpreted from the

The golden age of royal splendor and prosperity during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I inspired this

The golden age of royal splendor and prosperity during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I inspired this

ELIZABETH I. A very fine Seal Top Spoon made in London in 1572, Maker's Mark of FT, with a device

Lavish, handcrafted detailing graces the stem and handle of this pattern. El Grandee is a richly designed, highly sophisticated addition to any formal setting. El Grandee by Towle ...

An early 20th century antique religious stained glass window circa 1900. Depicting an ecclesiastical scene, thought to be Jesus with two disciples, the subject is stunningly captured...

A good condition and richly toned Roman style stained glass window circa 1890 from the studio of Clayton & Bell. This spectacular 19th century stained glass panel details a soldier a...

Slender and graceful, the smooth clean lines of this refined pattern are distinguished with deeply carved floral ornaments at the tip and neck. Raised borders along the fluted stem e...

An antique ecclesiastical style stained glass window painted with the religious quote "not my will but thine be done”, from Luke 22:42. Intricate details and patterns surround the sc...

Rare "Gorham-Plain" by Gorham Sterling silver flatware set - 102 pieces. This set includes: 12 dinner forks, 7 1/2". 12 luncheon forks, 7". 12 salad forks, 6 1/2". 11 teaspoons, 5 7...

An antique lancet-arched stained glass window of an angel by Hardman & Co, Birmingham. Competently painted, this dramatic stained glass window dates to 1889, once a part of an impre...

A large 19th century religious stained glass window in an unusual later oak frame. Beautifully detailed and vibrant, this stained glass panel depicts Jesus and Saint Matthew observi...

A vibrant ecclesiastical stained glass window depicting a religious scene dating from the mid 20th century. This beautiful stained glass window is one of four we are offering for sal...

An antique Victorian stained glass window depicting a woman playing a lyre. Hand-painted stylised flowers with a vibrant yellow border surround the woman while she effortlessly plays...

An antique ecclesiastical stained glass panel of a biblical scene. Dating to circa 1890, this well painted large panel displays vivid colours and quality craftsmanship. It would make...

A magnificent and very large reclaimed religious stained glass window made by Osborne and Phillips in 1949. This spectacular window stands at over 2.2m (7 ft) tall and features a rel...