Icelandic Antique

Extremely Rare Antique Icelandic Askur Jar with Lid (ca. 1800–1850s) – Museum-Quality Collectible

Norwegian / Icelandic Baroque-Style Tankard / "Askur"- 17th/18th Century Folk Art Piece This

Great map of Iceland Original color. Good condition Published by Alexander Gross Unframed.

Antique Print of the Icelandic Horse – Gaimard, 1842 This hand-colored lithograph portrays the

Antique Portrait of Ólafur Pálsson – Icelandic Student from Skaftafell, 1842 This portrait

Antique Portrait of Magnus Hakonarson – Icelandic Student, 1842 This lithographic portrait

Antique Map of Denmark 1858 – Includes Iceland & Copenhagen Plan This finely detailed antique map

Denmark with Schleswig & Holstein, Iceland, Greenland, Antique Map, Blackie 1860 Description: This

Rare 1769 Iceland Sheep Pair – Hand-Coloured Buffon Engravings Amsterdam This superb pair of hand

Assembling Convoy P.Q. Hval Fiord, Iceland, 1943 by Stanley Grimm (1891-1966) Excellent WWII

Set of Three Antique Prints of Lepers from Iceland – Gaimard Voyage, 1842 The prints are sold

Antique Print of a Leper from Iceland – Gaimard Voyage, 1842 NOTE: This lithograph is sold without

Antique Portrait of Gunnlaugur Briem – Icelandic Student in Reykjavik, 1842 This lithographic

Antique Portrait of Gudmundur Sivertsen – Icelandic Student in France, 1842 This portrait depicts

Dahl Jensen for Bing & Grøndahl. Large and impressive porcelain figurine of an Icelandic falcon

Antique Print of the Icelandic Flounder (Pleuronectes superciliaris) – Hand-Colored Lithograph

Great map of Iceland and The Faroe Islands Wonderful figural border From the celebrated Royal

Set of Three Antique Prints of Lepers from Iceland – Gaimard Voyage, 1842 These lithographs are

Antique Portrait of Finnur Magnussen – Icelandic Scholar, 1842 This finely executed portrait

Antique Print of the Tope Shark (*Galeus canis major*) – French Arctic Voyage, 1845 This rare and beautifully hand-colored lithograph features Le Milandre (Galeus canis major), now ...

Antique map titled 'Denemarken'. Map of Denmark, with a small inset map of Iceland. This map

Denmark & Schleswig-Holstein Map with Copenhagen & Iceland Insets – 1865 Atlas This detailed

Glaciers," depicting the formidable Mount Hecla in Iceland, an active volcano known for its glaciers. In

Artist: John Gould (English, 1804-1881) Title: "Larus Islandicus (Iceland Gull)" (Vol. 5, Plate 58

The "1859 Antique Arctic Vista: Greenland, Iceland, and Faroe Islands" is an original antique map

Antique map titled 'Denmark'. Large map of Denmark with an inset map of Iceland. Artists and

This is a hand-colored engraving of an Icelandic Ger Falcon entitled "Gerfault d''Islande" by

Antique map titled 'Danemark, Islande et Iles Faeröe'. Old map of Denmark, Iceland and the Faroe

map illustrates the Kingdom of Denmark, including Denmark, Norway, and Iceland, as well as parts of

This is an original rare first edition John James Audubon hand-colored lithograph entitled "Iceland

Antique Print of Dog Skulls from Iceland and Greenland – Gaimard, 1842 This finely detailed

inset maps of Iceland and the Faroe Islands. This map originates from 'School-Atlas van alle Deelen der

Rare Antique Scandinavian / Icelandic Tankard with Lid (ca. 1830–1850s) – Museum-Quality

monumental sculpture in Iceland.

reupholstered in a striped brown woven cotton, then Icelandic sheepskins. The fringe is original to the chairs

Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Kiel, and Flensburg. Insets enrich the composition: one shows Iceland (*IJsland

divisions. The map covers the entire European continent, extending from Iceland and the British Isles to

one of the richest illustrated surveys of Iceland and Greenland. The zoological section included

economies of Iceland and Greenland during the 19th century. The Capelin, with its slender form and

Iceland, Ireland, England, Wales, Norway, Sweden, Russia, Prussia, Holland, Belgium, Bavaria, Austria

Groenland* (Paris, 1842), the account of Paul Gaimard’s Icelandic and Greenlandic expedition of 1835

), the monumental account of Paul Gaimard’s 1835 scientific expedition to Iceland and Greenland. While

Iceland 1936, but especially to Italy and France. She was awarded a number of scholarships, including

Riesenthal’s work. – Taf. XVII: *Falco candicans* (Gyrfalcon, Icelandic form), a male shown in striking white

Paul Gaimard’s Iceland and Greenland expedition of 1835, published in Voyage en Islande et au Groenland

example of late 17th-century cartography. Covering a vast region from Greenland and Iceland to Russia

delicate hand-applied tints. It covers the entire European continent, from Iceland in the northwest to the

; Icelandic, Swedish art, Mässhallen, Gothenburg 1941; Ny Carlsbergfondet Jubilee Charlottenborg and others

Atlantic Ocean to the Ural Mountains, including Iceland, parts of the Middle East, and North Africa. Each

. The map includes detailed labelling of cities, rivers, and mountain ranges, extending from Iceland and

territories of the Russian Empire. It depicts Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Siberia, Alaska

species found in the cold waters around Iceland and Greenland. The illustration comes from the important

of the Voyage en Islande et au Groenland (Voyage to Iceland and Greenland), a French natural history

gyrfalcons came from as far as Scandinavia and Iceland; they could cost more than a noble racehorse. Both

on coastal towns to the Netherlands, Ireland and the southwest of Britain, as far north as Iceland

, especially in Iceland, Greenland, and northern France. This is plate “Poissons Pl. 28,” drawn by Louis

), commonly known as Gaimard’s Ray, a species of skate native to the cold northern waters around Iceland and