Gothic Architecture

Features: Material: A luxurious combination of gilded bronze and finely crafted wood, showcasing the opulence and durability typical of Neo-Gothic art. Design: The pedestal features...

It is described as one of the finest examples of Italian gothic architecture, due to its large scale and ornate design inside and out.

A rare and decorative pair, ideal for collectors of Gothic Revival, ecclesiastical antiques, or architectural bronze objects.

Architectural Salvage Forged Iron Coffee Table with Glass Top – Dramatic Double Dragon & Arrow Maritime Motif This commanding coffee table was masterfully assembled from salvaged 19...

Bring iconic French architecture to the wall with this decorative pair of antique majolica platters, crafted in France circa 1920.

The thick circular pine seat features hand-carved trefoil cut-outs, a traditional Gothic motif associated with church architecture and the Holy Trinity.

This mount features exquisite architectural openwork replicating Gothic spires, pointed tracery arches, and trefoil motifs, resting on a substancial, stepped octagonal base decorated...

An increasingly scarce original example of English Gothic Revival furniture, combining elegant architectural forms with timeless craftsmanship.

The tomb is shown in remarkable detail, including the Gothic architectural structure supporting the effigy.

🎄 Front Design — Classic Quatrefoil Emblem The front of the medallion features a bold, raised quatrefoil design—a timeless symbol found in Gothic architecture and tra...

A pair of high curiosity Neo-Gothic console tables of architectural form. Ebony painted wood with painted glass insert and painted imitation marble top.

Julièn, active in Caen, belonged to a generation of French artists fascinated by medieval themes, Gothic revival, and the ideals of knighthood. The year 1841 situates this painting a...

An exceptional set of Gothic Revival architectural bronze / copper wall sconces, salvaged from a historic Odd Fellows Lodge in Chicago and dating to approximately 1910.

To the left, the cathedral of Laon is beautifully engraved with Gothic architectural detail. Aisne is also known as the western edge of the famed Champagne region.

He believed that Gothic architecture was man's greatest achievement, uniting spiritual and aesthetic values, and was best known for his renderings of gargoyles and European churches.

He believed that Gothic architecture was man's greatest achievement, uniting spiritual and aesthetic values, and was best known for his renderings of gargoyles and European churches.

In the lower right is a finely rendered view of the city of Caen, with its imposing Gothic architecture, likely representing the Church of Saint-Pierre or the Abbey of Saint-Étienne ...

The composition captures the distinctive style of this historic Dutch village, known for its Gothic architecture and proximity to the sea, nestled between dunes and polders.

The borders are ornate with Gothic architectural elements and vignettes, which was a popular style of the time.

This gothic revival fireplace surround is a stunning centrepiece that captures the elegance of historical architecture while incorporating distinctive design features.

Imposing 19th-Century Painted Console in the Gothic Taste with Exceptional Colour and Patina An impressive 19th-century painted console table in the Gothic taste, combining strong...

The frames are carved with architectural Gothic motifs, while the arm supports terminating in bold scrolled volutes.

A rare and impressive pair of large-scale 18th century George II architectural form mahogany corner chairs. Each chair with a horseshoe-shaped top rail incorporating outscroll arms,...

The second andiron is decorated with an architectural Gothic spire. Andirons of this age are indeed very rare.

Cast in great detail in bronze in the neo-Gothic style, the top lifting to reveal three round openings, lacking glass inkwells, resting on a marble plinth base, raised on cast bronze...

The print carefully captures the architectural details, with soft hand coloring emphasizing the Gothic elements.

The first plate depicts an elaborate architectural altar or portal design, characterized by a harmonious combination of Gothic revival and historicist decorative motifs.

Seddon in collaboration with Kenton and Co. A well designed architectural Gothic Revival oak upholstered nursing or low chair with ebonized circular decoration throughout and stylize...

Piano comes with a matching, duet piano stool with ornate brass studs. Gothic Revival The Gothic revival adapted the architectural elements of medieval architecture to furniture...

His abstract compositions interact with the Gothic architecture through light, transforming the interior space as the sun passes across the windows.

In 1960 Philipson visited Amiens Cathedral in Northern France. Gothic architecture combined with stained-glass windows provided the source for a number of paintings of church interio...

The print presents a detailed architectural view of the church exterior, capturing the imposing Gothic structure with remarkable clarity and precision.

Crafted in France circa 1870, the tall triangular corner form is designed specifically to fit neatly into an entryway angle while maintaining dramatic Gothic Revival architectural pr...

Built in a classic X-frame or Savonarola silhouette, the piece is defined by its architectural Gothic Revival backrest, which showcases three pierced trefoil cutouts along the top ra...

The architectural Gothic design with its Eifeltower-like tiers truly is a joy to behold.

Small size, early 1900s Gothic Revival light fixture. In architecture, a chimera or grotesque is a fantastic or mythical figure used for decorative purposes, but in the 12th and 1...

Dupuis, Charles-François Dupuis, Jeanne Hachette, Philippe de Crèvecœur, French historical portrait, Picardy history, French royal residences, Napoleon Compiègne, medieval France, Go...

Wilson Hall, Melbourne University – Gothic Revival Landmark, 1879 This hand-colored wood engraving, published in The Illustrated London News on May 31, 1879, showcases the origina...

The tall corner uprights, pointed Gothic arches, deeply recessed lines and crenellated upper gallery give it the appearance of a miniature piece of architecture.

A striking mid-century pendant light combining Gothic Revival architectural detailing with a substantial prismatic Holophane glass shade and richly patinated bronze and bronzed metal...

Centering a cushion-shaped bloodstone tablet measuring 10.0 x 12.0 mm Bloodstone is opaque bluish-green with strong orangey-red mottling Featuring grooved Gothic-style architecture a...

Mazeilie combines freely drawn pencil lines with soft washes of terracotta, green, grey and muted blue. The Gothic character of the architecture, together with the closely packed bui...

The icon is housed within an impressive Gothic Revival architectural shrine frame, crafted in carved and parcel-gilt oak or mahogany, with hinged doors decorated with painted scrolli...

For the collector of French vintage ephemera, Gothic architecture imagery, or Paris cultural history, this spread alone justifies the purchase.

France, Circa 1900. The Gothic Revival was an architectural and artistic movement that grew in England in the 18th and 19th centuries.

French Charles X Gothic Vanity Mirror and Jewelry Casket, circa 1835 The French Charles X period mirrored vanity box, which dates to approximately 1835–1850, showcases remarkable Go...

To explore all our 1000+ listings, simply click the button labeled 'View All From Seller’ Gothic revival Renaissance revival grotesque architectural salvage wall brackets carved ...

Ilse Getz' initial involvement with boxes and dolls, eggs, birds, clocks, toys and games and other objects was first of all poetic and symbolic, and fed by the intense memories of he...

Gothic Decorative Arts Prints: Stained Glass, Sculpture, and Textile Motifs This visually captivating set of three antique prints showcases Gothic decorative arts at their finest, f...

An English, country house refectory table in oak, displaying Gothic Revival taste, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1880.

Adorned with elaborate acanthus vine motifs, floral scrollwork, and architectural Gothic elements, these candlesticks are a testament to 19th-century metalworking mastery.

Upon completing his studies in 1927, he made a series of trips to Europe, visiting the landmarks of classical and Gothic architecture, and joined Henry-Russell Hitchcock, a prominent...

The monochrome treatment emphasises the cathedral’s intricate stonework, Gothic architectural details and strong tonal contrasts, while reflections on the Seine and the illuminated r...

The combination of dark-stained oak, hammered ironwork, and architectural pointed-arch silhouette gives the pair a strong old-world character, ideal for interiors in Gothic, monaster...

A resurgence of interest in the Medieval era and Gothic architecture was spurred by literary trends in the early nineteenth century, particularly by Victor Hugo's "Notre-Dame de Pari...

The monochrome treatment emphasises the cathedral’s intricate stonework, Gothic architectural details and strong tonal contrasts, while reflections on the Seine and the illuminated r...

The development of Rococo in Great Britain is considered to have been connected with the revival of interest in Gothic architecture early in the 18th century. Our reference: A4902

The composition captures both architectural form and decorative detail, showcasing the elegant Gothic tracery, pointed arches, and ornamental medallions that adorned the loft.

This set of four watercolors is a perfect addition to any collection celebrating historic British architecture, cathedrals, and Gothic design. The works offer a rare glimpse into the...

Oscar Tusquets wrote numerous writings on art history, e.g. "Gothic Architecture of Catalonia" (1968), which helped Catalan design and architecture to develop a national identity.