Antique Flies

Antique Dipteres Engraving – Giant Flies & Robber Flies, French Natural History c.1800 This striking antique natural history engraving depicts Dipteres—two-winged insects including ...

Vase with Oats and Flies by DAUM Rare vase decorated with oats and flies A baluster-shaped vase on a pedestal, with a shouldered body and a small hemmed neck Yellow and white blown-...

The two boards with four rows of plated fly clips, five hooks on each, a total of 40 flies can be stored in the tin with the fly box being full with a good selection of fully dressed...

The fly box containing a good selection of fully dressed trout flies which are hooked over the chenille covered bars and can not drop out or change position.

Two of the boards are fitted with metal back-plates for flies, seven plates in total (two covered in foam strips) that will hold a total of 40 flies.

Arachnids & Insects Print: Spiders, Scorpion, Centipedes, Flies – Antique 1867 This detailed antique print depicts a wide range of arachnids, insects, and myriapods, including spide...

Large Antique Entomology Poster – Dragonflies, Crickets, Flies & Mole Crickets, 65x84 cm This impressive large-format antique entomology poster depicts a wide range of insects in fi...

China, Ming dynasty Wanli period (1572-1620),⁠ ⁠ Decorated in the centre with a literatus and his boy attendant who is chasing away flies or insects with a whisk. The backside with t...

China, Ming dynasty Wanli period (1572-1620),⁠ ⁠ Decorated in the centre with a literatus and his boy attendant who is chasing away flies or insects with a whisk. The backside with t...

Set of 5 original antique prints of diptera (flies) and hymenoptera insects. These prints originate from 'Dictionnaire universel d'Histoire Naturelle' by d'Orbigny.

Set of three original antique prints of various wasps, various flies and horseflies with their larvae. These prints originate from 'Bilderbuch fur Kinder' by F.J.

Flies Soldiers Guarding In The Wood is an original lithograph on ivory-colored paper realized by J.J.

Hôsui Ôba (1837 - ?) A pair of wild geese flies back into the reed Ink drawing (sumi-e) Ink and light color on paper Seal: Hô Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) 23.8 x 14.4 cm

Vincent is traditionally shown with wings because he was likened to the angel who flies through the heavens proclaiming the Last Judgment (in Revelation 14:6).

An extensive collection of fly fishing flies and ephemera owned by a Robert Thornton of Stapleton.

A long white commissioning pennant flies from the main mast, a sign that the ship is in active service, while the White Ensign at the stern marks her as a vessel of the British Royal...

The bird with bronze-brown, purple and corn-yellow feathered plumage, chevron-layered green iridescent highlights, and bird reflected from polished silver lid interior, in exceptiona...

A beautiful English Delftware plate, hand-painted featuring a Chinoiserie-inspired scene of flowers in full bloom, over which an exotic bird flies. The rim rim decorated with three s...

Now will I fly as she flies ... Woe for the stars that misled! Stars that I saw in her eyes, Now do I see in my head!

A long white commissioning pennant flies from the main mast, a sign that the ship is in active service, while the White Ensign at the stern marks her as a vessel of the British Royal...

The vessel prominently flies the Union Jack and a red naval ensign, identifying it as part of the British fleet during the great age of sail.

The basin at the bottom of the glass cone is meant to be filled with a small amount of sugar water to lure the flies in. Three square feet lift the vessel from the table for the flie...

Every element of the standing and running rigging is picked out in fine individual threads with remarkable fidelity, from the shrouds and ratlines of the lower masts to the delicate ...

In the background, a signaling station on a point of land flies its own set of maritime flags, further grounding the scene in a specific nautical narrative.

This centerpiece vessel, shown under full sail, features a steam-assisted ram-bowed hull and proudly flies the British White Ensign alongside a long commissioning pennant.

Patriotic sentiment is captured through the inclusion of several accurately rendered flags: a Union Jack flies from the foremast, a red cross banner ripples from the mainmast, and a ...

A fly makes for a unique piece of jewelry today—but it has been around as a motif for centuries and was often seen in Victorian jewelry. Flies were worn as a talisman against evil, a...

It is often first noticed by its rattling call as it flies along rivers or lakes. Perches on a high snag or hovers while rapidly beating wings before plunging headfirst into the wate...

The jewel is museum quality. Insects, flies, bugs and the natural world were a favorite of the artists of the Victorian - Art Nouveau period and their wonderful designs are as covete...

The arch enclosing a subsidiary seconds dial with the Latin motto “Tempus Fugit” (“Time Flies”) within an engraved roundel. The spandrels cast with scrolling foliage and masks.

(Ref: NY11069) The Headland Scene (Starboard): Features a starboard-side profile of a three-masted Royal Navy warship showcasing a black hull with a traditional white painted stripe...

A fly makes for a unique piece of jewelry today—but it has been around as a motif for centuries and was often seen in Victorian jewelry. Flies were worn as a talisman against evil, a...

The matching saucer carries the same turquoise field and palmette border, its central medallion inscribed in sepia script Le temps s’envole; Votre amour est bien plus constant (Time ...

A large American flag flies from the roof, symbolizing the growing confidence of the young nation during the mid-19th century.

The plate is decorated with a crisp black transfer print featuring a large naval vessel sailing upon a turbulent sea. The ship flies a prominent yellow flag charged with a double-hea...

The ship is coming into land which can be seen to the left in the background. The ship flies a large Red Ensign. Dimensions: 14 1/4 inches high x 18 1/4 inches (Ref: NY10262-amrx).

The artist, who was also a writer, illustrated her own texts. We find flies similar to the one in the drawing we present illustrating the cover of his book Entretiens sur le dessin...

—John Marin “I would say to a person who thinks he wants to paint, go and look at the way a bird flies, a man walks, the sea moves. There are certain laws, certain formulae.

This large-format print shows a lively colonial racing event with European spectators along the rail and a jockey mounted on horseback preparing for the track. A judge’s stand flies ...

The second plate focuses on Microdon and Daxia flies, showing full body illustrations, eyes, wing venation, and larval forms with meticulous scientific accuracy.

At the center, the title text is framed by coiling serpents, while above and below a dense array of creatures fills the image: beetles, moths, butterflies, flies, worms, lizards, sna...

The sun shines through a break in the clouds, casting faint rays above the steamboat. A single airplane flies overhead. Signed "Joseph Kirkpatrick" in pencil bottom right corner To...

The attackers, identified in the accompanying text as Chinese troops, surge toward the breaches amid dense clouds of smoke, fallen combatants, and scattered weapons. The French trico...

The woolie presents a dynamic starboard-side view of the ship, which is shown driving through a blue sea, leaving a frothy white wake in its path. The vessel flies the Red Ensign, a ...

Each vase is of flattened ovoid form with a gorgeous green crystal color. An incredible Falcon flies amongst the skies with applied oak leaves and acorns throughout.

Its surface is adorned with two finely detailed flies, adding a whimsical and naturalistic touch.

The devil against the devil, that makes a potent amulet against the evil. Flies were a frequent motive in Italian jewellery since antiquity.

The ship is under full sail and creates waves along her hull as she sails across a dark blue still sea. She flies the White Ensign from her mizzen mast. As she comes into land, she...

Surrounding the eagle is the phrase "United States of America". Above it flies a ribbon reading "In God We Trust", and below it is the denomination "Five D."

The artist, who was also a writer, illustrated her own texts. We find flies similar to the one in the drawing we present illustrating the cover of his book Entretiens sur le dessin...

Crescent moons, dragon flies and diamond forms make these earrings a geometric delight.

“Leaves are but wings on which the summer flies” and “The Sunset Hour” Pair of Oils on canvas, signed Frank Hider was born in Dulwich, London and studied at Heatherley's School of...

The artist, who was also a writer, illustrated her own texts. We find flies similar to the one in the drawing we present illustrating the cover of his book Entretiens sur le dessin...

Titled " Master George and The Dragon Flies". "A Caution to Young Anglers". Sold Kennedy And Co NYC.

The upper view shows the *Tambo de la Joya*, a small settlement and resting station situated in the Pampa de Islay. A flag flies above the modest stone and adobe structures, while wa...

The ship sails upon a dynamic green sea, suggesting the mingling of waters from an estuary, beneath a vivid blue sky streaked with white clouds. The vessel correctly flies the White ...

“Leaves are but wings on which the summer flies” and “The Sunset Hour” Pair of Oils on canvas, signed Frank Hider was born in Dulwich, London and studied at Heatherley's School of...