Grave Marker

This is a French cast iron Cross that was formerly a grave marker in the late 19th Century. It is

mementos of loved ones. Dermody’s evocative collages pursue a similar objective, as grave markers dedicated

infant wrapped in cloth and a cross grave marker. In the background evidence of troops supported by the

Vintage 19th century grave markers from England each marker has a different number, some numbers

An unusual composite stone open book and hands, this would off likely been a grave marker or part

A canine grave marker, marble with lead inserts. Reads "In memoriam, Dead Doggie Fritz Brought

A canine memorial head stone/grave marker, with the arched inscription "OUR FAITHFUL LITTLE

A very early collection of slate animal grave markers, these appear to of all been from the same

A canine memorial head stone/grave marker, with lead inserted letters reading In loving memory

A well carved draped marble urn, likely to of been part of a larger memorial piece. 19th Century in age, English in origins. Age related discolouration, lichen stains, dirt. Me...

A circa 1880s crucifix grave marker, heavy cast iron with original silver paint. Cross is covered

of a lion and the wings of an eagle — were popular grave markers and guardians of the tomb. This

authentic examples of northwest coast art — poles, grave markers, and other ceremonial carvings by the Haida

replacement headstone, the original lead covered wooden grave marker having been taken back to Britain where

before the Kamakura period were primarily built as grave markers for temples and influential samurai, and

A collection of slate animal grave markers, these appear to of all been from the same family

A elongated slate grave marker from a Welsh estate, showing the names of six dogs likely to of

19th century heavy cast iron crucifix grave marker with lots of detail. Decorated with roses and

created by the Bakongo people in Central and West Africa as grave markers, memory jugs migrated to the

other shapes, large versions in stone were sometimes used as grave markers, often carved with reliefs

. Devout Christians would often ask that their tomb or grave marker have some sort of skeleton motif on it

women prisoners used to make these beaded grave markers. usually found in only white beads, this

Hand-forged steel cross which appears to have been used as a dog memorial. The top plate reads "World's best dog," the name stamped in the center is "opal" and the lower plate reads ...

Late century 19th century

Aluminum Grave Marker for a cherished Corgi. Handcrafted presumably by his Owner from Aluminum

behind a shattered grave marker in what appears to be a French cemetery. The painting is oil on board

Southern Black culture and might have been placed in cemeteries for use as grave markers or as urns for

for stone grave-markers. The broad-footed squat lekythos lacks the sharp shoulder of the cylindrical

clef notes that dance on the heels of white grave markers which finally begin to suggest numbers all

Two part steel used to create cross grave markers.

This is a fantastic cast terracotta pet grave marker made by a foundry worker. The details of this

Antique French painted cast iron black and silver Louis XVI style grave marker-crucifix. Features

Early 20th century French Art Deco style painted cast iron grave marker-Crucifix. Standing at five

Lovely French iron cross. Possibly a grave marker. would look lovely in a garden with climbing