Ethiopian Antique

Old and decorative hand carved wooden bowl / mortar produced in Africa early 1900s. In good original condition. Dimensions: H: 40 cm / 15.75" Diameter: 34 cm / 13.40"

Hand set with 6.00tcw Natural Ethiopian Opals and 3.50tcw Green Tourmaline. The ring is skillfully Hand crafted in 14K Yellow Gold.

Richly detailed and finely printed in color, the map presents a fascinating snapshot of colonial-era Africa, extending from Egypt and the Mediterranean coast southward through Sudan,...

The composition covers a vast geographic area stretching from the Mediterranean and Egypt down through Nubia and Abyssinia (modern Ethiopia), and across the Red Sea to the Arabian Pe...

The second sheet includes the baptism of the Ethiopian eunuch by Saint Philip, accompanied by a celestial apparition, and below the dramatic conversion of Saint Paul, struck down by ...

The colour contrasts between the two different shades of patination (the figure herself rendered in brown tones and the statue base in greener hues) is a highly desirable feature tha...

Rhinoceros hallmark (original) and owl and mascaron hallmarks (later) Ring size: 57 EU or 8 US (resizable) Bezel height: 2.2 cm - Width: 1.4 cm Estimated opal weight: 3.4 cts - Op...

The subject of the painting, derived from Ovid's Metamorphoses, is inspired by the myth of Princess Andromeda, daughter of King Cepheus of Ethiopia and Queen Cassiopeia, who, tied to...

This map is particularly appealing to collectors of African cartography, Nile exploration history, Ethiopian history, and Enlightenment-era geography.

This map is particularly appealing to collectors of African cartography, Nile exploration history, Ethiopian history, and Enlightenment-era geography.

The Abyssinia map complements this view by depicting Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, including the Red Sea coastline, inland highlands, river systems, and regional divisions.

The Abyssinia map complements this view by presenting Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, including the Red Sea coastline, inland mountain ranges, river systems, and regional boundaries.

Surrounding territories include Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, Abyssinia (Ethiopia), Arabia, and portions of the western Arabian Peninsula including Mecca and Medina.

Translations of figure labels: Plate I (38 x 20 cm) – Top Views: 1 — From a European 2 — From a Georgian 3 — From an Ethiopian Plate II (50 x 20 cm) – Side Views: 1 — From a Europea...

The composition traces the course of the Nile from the Mediterranean delta through Upper Egypt and into Nubia and Ethiopia, illustrating ancient settlements, geographic divisions, an...

The subject of the painting, derived from Ovid’s Metamorphoses (Book IV, lines 663–752), is inspired by the myth of Princess Andromeda, daughter of King Cepheus of Ethiopia and Queen...

Africa is depicted as a vast southern landmass extending across the lower portion of the map, often labeled Libya or Ethiopia. Asia stretches far to the east toward India, reflecting...

The composition spans a broad region of the eastern Mediterranean and Near East, extending from Egypt and Ethiopia through the Levant into Mesopotamia and surrounding territories.

The "Andrea" ring is a custom-designed piece by jeweler Barb Evans, featuring an enchanting Ethiopian opal at its center, surrounded by a vibrant halo of sapphires.

The map also extends beyond the peninsula, incorporating surrounding regions such as Abyssinia (modern Ethiopia), the Persian Gulf, and parts of the Russian Empire to the north, plac...

Similar ornate, hand-carved pieces can be found in a range of styles, from Victorian to specific regional folk art, or those inspired by Ethiopian or Indian designs. Made in Italy in...

Prominent mountain systems such as the Atlas, the Ethiopian Highlands, and the legendary Mountains of the Moon are finely engraved.

Similar ornate, hand-carved pieces can be found in a range of styles, from Victorian to specific regional folk art, or those inspired by Ethiopian or Indian designs. Made in Italy in...

From important Catholic relics, alter table and candlestick pricket floor lamp, old liturgical chalice liturgy items, cathedral architectural salvage, monastery, temple & mosque frag...

Technique: Copperplate engraving with original hand color Maker: Wilkinson, London, 1827 Keyword block (important places and regions visible on the map): Europe, Asia, Africa, Medit...

Antique Victorian Pendant Consisting of a vibrant play of colour Oval cut - Ethiopian Opal It appears it is the original stone as none of the prongs have evidence of being adjusted ...

It covers North-East Africa including Egypt, Sudan, Nubia, Abyssinia (Ethiopia), and the Red Sea coast, alongside the Arabian Peninsula with Hejaz, Yemen, Oman, and Persian Gulf regi...

This piece was likely from Northern Africa of nowadays Egypt or Ethiopia circa 5th century. It was a fragment of the decorative fringe of a larger tunic or garment worn by Christians...

It offers an intricate look at the political boundaries and natural features of the Horn of Africa region at the turn of the 20th century, capturing territories that are today part o...

Particulars: Weight: 2.3 grams Stones: Cabochon cut Ethiopian opal measures 15mm x 8.5mm (estimated at 4.50 carats).

Only a very few of this type are known and most have been found in Ethiopia. The two opals in this exhibition are among the finest examples of precious opals for specimen collectors.

Major cities such as Cairo, Thebes (Luxor), Dongola, Khartoum, and Gondar are labeled, as well as regions such as Nubie (Nubia), Sennar, Darfour, Kordofan, and Abyssinie (Ethiopia). ...

To the northwest, parts of Egypt, Nubia, and the Levant are included, while the southeast borders the East Indies Sea (De Oost Indiësche Zee) and Ethiopia (Abissinia) appears along t...

Original antique map of Nubia, a region along the Nile river, and Abyssinia or the Ethiopian Empire. This map originates from 'Atlas moderne ou collection de cartes'.

Prominent physical features such as the Atlas Mountains, Ethiopian Highlands, the Mountains of the Moon, Table Mountain, the Sahara Desert, and the Great Rift Valley are clearly labe...

This print depicts natives of Abyssinia, Ethiopian Empire. Originates from 'Naturgeschichte und Abbildungen des Menschen der verschiedenen Rassen und Stamme nach den neuesten Entdeck...

Ethiopian and Nubian females were mostly employed as concubines and confidantes in harems and could reach key positions.

These areas align with modern-day North Africa, including Libya, Tunisia, and parts of Algeria. - Egypt and Ethiopia: The map highlights Egypt and regions labeled "Ludim or Ethiop...

She passionately worked on and supported archaeological digs in Ethiopia and Turkey, searching for human fossils and artifacts, studying genetics and DNA structures.

She wholeheartedly worked on and supported archaeological digs in Ethiopia and Turkey, searching for human fossils and artifacts, studying genetics and DNA structures.

The model was inspired by the famous opera 'Aida' by Giuseppe Verdi, which tells the fate of the odalisque Aida, an Ethiopian king's daughter taken hostage. Designed by Josef LORENZ...

She wholeheartedly worked on and supported archaeological digs in Ethiopia and Turkey, searching for human fossils and artifacts, studying genetics and DNA structures.

The Colonnade, Island of Philae Original gold toned albumin photograph, c. 1862 Unsigned as is usual From: Upper Egypt and Ethiopia, c. 1862, Vol 1, (36 plates) Published by William ...

She wholeheartedly worked on and supported archaeological digs in Ethiopia and Turkey, searching for human fossils and artifacts, studying genetics and DNA structures.

The Great Pylon at Edfou, Upper Egypt Original gold toned albumin photograph, c. 1862 Unsigned as is usual From: Upper Egypt and Ethiopia, c. 1862, Vol 1, (36 plates) Published by Wi...

Anthropomorphic balsamaria became widely popular during the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD and it was especially during this period that the number of those depicting exotic sitters grew e...

This masterpiece is later than the Turkish cezve and the Ethiopian jebena. The Dallah embodies the tradition of hospitality of Arab peoples.

., as scenography for the representation of Heliodorus of Emesa's "The Ethiopians". The state of preservation of the artwork is good except for some diffused foxing along the margin...

The model was inspired by the famous opera 'Aida' by Giuseppe Verdi, which tells the fate of the odalisque Aida, an Ethiopian king's daughter taken hostage. Designed by Josef LORENZ...

It depicts what at the time was called Guinea and portions of a very large Ethiopia, and now multiple countries, including Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea,...

In Greek mythology, the princess Andromeda was daughter of the Ethiopian King Cepheus and his wife, Queen Cassiopeia.

Abyssinia (Abissinie) - Refers to the historical region of modern-day Ethiopia, noted for its ancient civilization and cultural heritage. 4.

He also published works on Egypt, Nubia, and Ethiopia, all illustrated with his own drawings. From 1861 Bonomi was Curator of the Sir John Soane's Museum in central London, a post he...

As soon as he had recovered, Henry left France for Abyssinia (present-day Ethiopia). 1905-1914 As will executor for Gauguin, Monfreid wanted to have Noa Noa published, a semi-auto...

The map is an antique depiction of ancient Egypt, divided into its regions and nomes, also including areas like Troglodytica, Marmarica, and Ethiopia above Egypt. Christophorus Weige...

When he is chosen to wage war with Ethiopia, we follow Aida's conflict of love for both Radames and her country.

When he is chosen to wage war with Ethiopia, we follow Aida's conflict of love for both Radames and her country.

**Inset Maps**: The inclusion of inset maps, such as those detailing Egypt and Ethiopia, the pyramids, and the city of Nineveh, provide additional historical and archaeological conte...

In the distance, King Cepheus, father of Andromeda, and the Ethiopians witness the miracle. The detail noted about Diana is observed again: Andromeda's forehead and the upper part of...

., as scenography for the representation of Heliodorus of Emesa's "The Ethiopians". The state of preservation of the artwork is good except for some diffused foxing along the margin...