Knights Of Malta

Italian wood bust of a "Knight of Malta" in an antiqued, painted finish, circa late 17th century.      

The Knights Hospitaller were Knights of the Order of Saint John the Hospitaller who were also known by such names as Knights of Rhodes, Knights of Malta, Cavaliers of Malta, and Orde...

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

He was a member of l'Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts de Madrid and was named Chevalier du Légion d'Honneur in France, and a Knight of the order of Malta. In 1934, Beltran-Masses exh...

This opulent Spanish silver plate nef is a remarkable objet d'art honoring the centuries-old humanitarian order better known as the Knights of Malta. Originally founded circa 1113 to...

Antique print titled 'Chevalier de l'Ordre de Malte en Manteau'. Print of a Knight of the Knights Hospitaller in cape, Order of Malta, Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John ...

Print of a Grand Cross of the Knights Hospitaller, Order of Malta, Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem.

The piece is adorned with very unique carvings, including Maltese crosses on the front. The cross gets its origins as the symbol of the Knights of the island of Malta.

Since this pattern does appear as a distinctive feature on several signed works like a cap-à-pie armour in the Museo Stibbert, Florence, (3) a half-armour in the Philadelphia Museum ...

It was adopted by the Knights Hospitallers of St. John in 1126, who ruled the Maltese islands from 1530 to 1798 and became known as the Knights of Malta.

Print of a Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller, Order of Malta, Order of Knights of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem.

The dimensions - 5.5 x 5.5 x 1.2 cm m Weight: 22.00 grams Amethysts- Quantity of the stones: 5 Cut: Square Carat weight: 2 x 3.00 cts. 2 x 2.50 cts. 1 x 8.00 carats Total carat...

One team was dressed as the Christian Knights of Malta, one in Turkish fashion, and three men dressed as Amazons.

Members of this aristocratic Order, like those of the Knights of Malta and the Knights Templars, were entitled to display its insignia on their personal possessions.

Portrait Of Ferdinand I Gonzaga, Duke of Mantua & Montferrat, Knight Of Malta (1587-1626) Studio of Jan KRAECK (1540-1607) Huge Early 17th Century portrait of Ferdinand I Gonzaga, ...

The Knights Of Malta Crusades Off The Barbary Coast, Africa\, 19th Century BERNARD FINEGAN GRIBBLE (1873-1962) to $20,000 Large 19th Century Crusades scene of the Knights Of Malta ...

M.25-1996) which denotes: 'The Maltese cross is the symbol of an order of Christian warriors known as the Knights Hospitaller or Knights of Malta.

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

The ships sailed from Antibes under the protection of the Knights of Malta and sailed as far away as the Caribbean until every jar was sold.

Russian Gilt Bronze Bust of a Knight Wearing Maltese Cross, 19th century The figure depicts a bearded knight wearing a Maltese Cross and a fur lined cape.

A fine quality and rare Maltese Regency period, Specimen inlaid marble top centre table. Having a classical scrolling foliate and motif banding, multiple inlaid marble triangles to a...

A fine fruitwood serpentine commode, the shaped top with cross banded veneers and two central lozenge motifs in limewood, above four long graduated drawers, the fronts decorated with...