European Artifacts

This rug is not merely a floor covering but a true work of art—a collectible artifact of European avant-garde design. Its bold aesthetic and modernist pedigree make it ideally suited...

Antique rare & ancient artifact, a foot, wearing a sandal, the bottom of the foot has been carved with the sandals bottom as well.

The oversized format ensures that the opulent design commands attention, while the high-quality wool pile provides a luxurious texture underfoot, characteristic of early 20th-century...

The overall composition is balanced and symmetrical, reflecting the classical influences inherent in all great European weaving. As a genuine artifact from the 1870s, this piece rep...

This vintage Spanish Cuenca rug is a testament to the timeless power of pattern and palette—an enduring artifact of European textile heritage, reimagined for the modern collector.

This exquisite vintage French Art Deco rug from the 1930s embodies the timeless elegance and modernist spirit that defined the interwar design era. A rare artifact of European decora...

Interi transforms European artifacts and natural elements using artistic methods and contemporary interpretations.

These pieces are representations of how the great rooms in Ireland were decorated in the 18th and 19th century. Interi transforms European artifacts and natural elements using artis...

An antique or ancient Roman bronze element. This piece was an element of a vase or possibly handle to something larger. It has the head of a wolf or lion mounted on a curved ...

16th century artifact imported from Europe; a beautiful figure with patinaed painted wood.

Montfaucon’s monumental encyclopedic survey of classical antiquities is widely regarded as one of the foundational publications of archaeology and art history, documenting ancient Ro...

Today, it stands as a legacy object: a museum worthy artifact of European design history and haute couture's influence on interior art.

These small objects occupy a fascinating and complex position in the history of European material culture: simultaneously artifacts of mid-century French toy manufacturing at its mos...

A compelling Renaissance sacred textile, suitable for collectors of early European embroidery, religious artifacts, and museum-quality decorative arts.

A compelling Renaissance sacred textile, suitable for collectors of early European embroidery, religious artifacts, and museum-quality decorative arts.

Professionally backed with linen for durability and modern use this pillow serves as both a functional decorative object and a preserved artifact of early European textile craftsmans...

Today, this poster stands as a compelling artifact of 1960s European cinema—where graphic innovation, star power, and psychological storytelling converge to create a visually arresti...

Collector Appeal Noble European heraldry Aristocratic ecclesiastical object Original fitted case Strong visual presence with museum-quality display potential Suitable for collect...

Origin: Germany Date: circa 1540 Materials: Antler, Wood, Iron Condition: Good for its age; all original, no restorations Period: Gothic / Early Renaissance Provenance: Private Colle...

This museum-quality pendant is more than an antique—it's a wearable piece of history, ideal for collectors, connoisseurs of fine antique jewelry, and those drawn to rare European rel...

Materials: Beechwood, white painted Corrugated cardboard, white painted Partly painted over during restoration Four round black feet Condition: Professionally restored Signs o...

This print provides a remarkable glimpse into 18th-century European interpretations of Egyptian magical artifacts.

This map is not only a geographical document but also a decorative and historical artifact, revealing how Europeans viewed and represented South America in the Age of Enlightenment.

This 1802 map of Kashmir is a remarkable historical artifact that captures European attempts to understand the geography of South Asia and the Himalayas.

This piece is a perfect addition to any collection of chivalric history, antique engravings, or European cultural artifacts.

This seventeen seventy-one Bellin map of the Moluccas is a valuable historical artifact, reflecting European exploration, maritime trade, and colonial ambitions in Indonesia.

This sixteen eighty five Mallet map of Hokkaido, Iesso, and Company’s Land is a rare and historically significant artifact. It captures European exploration, early misconceptions abo...

She is accompanied by exotic animals, including a crocodile and a parrot, and is surrounded by motifs such as tropical flora and native artifacts, reflecting the European perception ...

This 1616 Bertius map of Cambay and Gujarat is a rare and historically significant artifact, reflecting early European exploration, trade, and cartographic representation of India.

The mythological medallions suggest Neoclassical influences, popular in the 18th century, inspired by the Grand Tour culture where wealthy Europeans collected artifacts from Greece a...

A Gorgeous Polish Silver Torah Shield, made by Pogorzelski in Warsaw, 1890. 19th-century Poland was home to one of the largest populations of Jewish people living in Europe in that...

Earlier, the duo had traveled together exploring museum-collected European cultural artifacts, whose designs and materials inspired some of their best known collaborations.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

Constantly craving new ways to link contemporary expressions to traditional art, Alan hopes to travel to Europe in search of artistic artifacts as well as fresh and innovative ideas.

A wooden bowl made in 1900s central Europe. A simple yet curious artifact, this bowl was created from hollowing out one solid piece of wood.

A wooden bowl made in 1900s central Europe. A simple yet curious artifact, this bowl was created from hollowing out one solid piece of wood.

A wooden bowl made in 1900s central Europe. A simple yet curious artifact, this bowl was created from hollowing out one solid piece of wood.

A wooden bowl made in 1900s central Europe. A simple yet curious artifact, this bowl was created from hollowing out one solid piece of wood.

Transport your kitchen to another era with this 19th-century European Wooden Mortar, a culinary artifact that resembles a rustic tree trunk.

The Hallstatt period is often seen a forebear to the later Celtic artistic styles that would sweep across Europe, as such these artifacts are a fantastic example of Celtic ornamentat...

Compact yet visually distinctive, this desk calendar is suitable for collectors of modern design objects, vintage office accessories, and European desk artifacts from the postwar per...

Its weathered patina and characterful typography make it both a nostalgic and decorative artifact of European hospitality culture.

Today, such prints are valued for both their historical importance in the development of color printing and their cultural significance as artifacts of Europe’s engagement with the I...

Dimensions in inches: H 34” x W 24” x D 12” Age: Late 18th / early 19th century Origin: Europe Condition: Aged These religious artifacts show natural wear and aging through obviou...

Despite the similar sparkling brightness and clarity, these "diamonds" are actually found as doubly-terminated crystals from the foothills of the Himalayan mountains near the borderl...

Featuring the ramshead and stylized carved bunting this generously proportioned light fixture is an artifact of Old Europe before the wars. An early example of decorative electrified...

Its timeless beauty makes it a valuable addition to any collection of antique European art or religious artifacts.

Whether placed indoors as a statement planter or used in outdoor landscaping, this is a timeless artifact of European modern design—at once understated and deeply sophisticated.

Provenance: Private London collection, formed in the 1970s on the UK and European art market.. This Artifact come with a Certificate of Authenticity and a stand.

This 1616 Bertius edition of Arakan and Pegu is a significant historical artifact reflecting early European exploration and trade in Southeast Asia.