Medieval Antique

This stool is inspired by the curule or savonarola stools found in ancient and medieval cultures. Morgan Colt (1876-1926) was an architect, artist and furniture designer and maker -...

Dating from the mid 19th century, this reclaimed set of encaustic tiles are of a neo-medieval style. Made in buff, black and red terracotta colours, the nine tiles form an intricate ...

European Heart-shaped brooches date back to late medieval period but this design probably did not appear in Scotland before the 17th century.

It has been common in Europe since medieval times and is practised today in urban areas worldwide, primarily to maintain trees at a predetermined height.

Signed with their "GSS" monogram in the exterior upper right leg (photo) The whimsical top burned with a verse from the 18th century English nursery rhyme "Old King Cole", suggest...

This piece represents a superb marriage of master metalwork and glass artistry, capturing the distinct regional intersection of the Italian Liberty style (Art Nouveau) and neo-mediev...

The design is characterized by geometric incised carving and architectural elements typical of the Eastlake style, which emphasized robust construction and decorative details derived...

In his early graphic design work he was influenced by medieval and Pre-Raphaelite art. In 1901 he joined La Maison Moderne in Paris where he designed bronzes, jewelry and fabric.

It would make an exceptional addition for collectors of early metalwork or medieval decorative arts.

At far right, a colorfully dressed gentleman with a feathered hat reflects the increasing individuality and flourish that characterized late medieval wardrobes. This plate is of par...

A Large and Finely Carved Stone Torso of Christ Late Medieval Stone German 15th Century Size: 71cm high - 28 ins high / 77cm high - 30½ ins high (with base) cf: The head of C...

This very fine antique box is incredibly stout and robust, made from solid walnut and crafted in 1737 and likely served a civil, guild, or personal storage chest for important docume...

Bartholomäus Spranger (Antwerp, 1546 – Prague, 1611) workshop Aristotle and Phyllis Oil on canvas 64 x 54 cm In frame 79 x 72 cm The curious subject of this painting, quite...

He was inspired by spirituality and knowledge of medieval stained glass to produce resonating portraits, religious scenes and also landscapes and still lifes.

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

Significance: It was a "medieval bestseller" and served as a vital influence on explorers like Christopher Columbus, despite its unreliable nature.

This print is particularly appealing to collectors of medieval history, chivalry, arms and armor, and historical costume.

References Stone Buddhist sculptures produced during China's great medieval dynasties represent one of the highest achievements of Buddhist art.

Their elegant proportions, restrained ornamentation, and refined casting reflect the transition from the expressive medieval style to the greater naturalism of the early Edo period.

Berry is closely associated with the historical province surrounding Bourges, once an important medieval and Renaissance centre. The region is also known for its agricultural and cul...

The supporting structure beneath the rest is formed from shaped brackets with characteristic trefoil piercings, echoing medieval ecclesiastical tracery and lending the piece a strong...

A regular visitor to the Musée de Cluny and the Louvre, the young artist developed a particular fondness for medieval tapestries and eighteenth-century masters such as Largillierre, ...

This cabinet, of exceptional quality, is a fine example of the heyday of gothic revival furniture design, when medieval forms were revived as part of a Europe-wide return to Gothic a...

The distinctive towers of the city’s churches and civic buildings are visible above the rooftops, evoking the rich medieval heritage for which Bruges is famous. Additional windmills ...

Stained glass windows have a rich history, dating back to the early medieval period, when they were primarily used in ecclesiastical architecture to depict religious narratives and a...

Unlike the traditional X-frame design, this version features a more conventional construction with turned legs and an H-stretcher, offering added stability while maintaining strong m...

Sérusier later studied aspects of medieval and Renaissance art, Catholic thought, esoteric philosophy and mathematical proportion.

The raw appearance and lack of glossy varnish lend these pieces an authentic feel, testifying to the success of the Neo-Gothic style in the mid-19th century—an era when architects li...

To explore all our 1000+ listings, simply click the button labeled 'View All From Seller’ Keywords: Gothic Revival wall lights, monastery style sconces, hand-forged iron sconces, ...

Such mask-like simplification reflects the Expressionists’ study of European medieval sculpture and non-Western art. These influences should now be understood within the colonial-era...

The lustre technique, derived from medieval Islamic ceramic traditions in al-Andalus, was revived in the 19th century as part of a broader historicist interest in Hispano-Moresque wa...

The lustre technique, derived from medieval Islamic ceramic traditions in al-Andalus, was revived in the 19th century as part of a broader historicist interest in Hispano-Moresque wa...

Its dramatic silhouette creates an almost medieval expression while still feeling remarkably modern in contemporary interiors.

Their three legged design has its origins in the medieval monasteries of Northern Europe where it was considered a humble chair for a meditative life.

The hand-chiseled detailing, slanted legs, and robust construction suggest vernacular craftsmanship rooted in medieval forms. A striking example of rural Gothic influence, preserved ...

This piece is not just an artifact but a glimpse into the profound spirituality and artistic legacy of Japan's medieval period. Perfect for collectors of Asian antiques or those seek...

This represents a fascinating bridge between the medieval "Bestiary" (where animals were often mythical) and the beginning of modern scientific observation.

The cult of Our Lady of Sorrows emerged during the medieval period and was particularly promoted by the Servite Order, founded in 1233.

His shrine became a focal point of medieval pilgrimage and remains a central feature within the Abbey.

The surrounding walls are richly worked with densely interlaced stucco reliefs in warm cream and ochre, enlivened by traces of blue and terracotta, reflecting the remarkable craftsma...

This same harshness in idealization is evident in a portrait painted by Pruna that same year, 1923 (fig. 1), where the same treatment of the hands can be seen: perfectly defined and ...

The concept has its roots in the philosophers of classical antiquity and Christianity, and appeared in funerary art and architecture from the medieval period onwards. The most commo...

The scene conveys a moment of solemn devotion and ritualized preparation, combining religious symbolism with the material culture of medieval warfare. The detailed rendering of mail ...

These details make the print both a study in medieval fashion and an evocative cultural document.

To the far left of the painting, musicians can be seen playing reed instruments while a dancer begins his steps in a grand medieval hall. As they perform, they are watched by members...

Standing serenely upon a lotus pedestal and raised on an exceptional gold-lacquered zushi (shrine base), this sculpture embodies the spiritual refinement and masterful craftsmanship ...

The detailed Victorian commentary reflects an early attempt at systematic iconographic interpretation, making this plate particularly valued by historians of medieval theology and ar...

The text appears to include phrases like "ADBF" and references to ecclesiastical Latin, giving it a medieval manuscript aesthetic.

This evocative composition captures a narrow medieval street in Rouen, France, rendered with Arms’ signature precision and extraordinary architectural detail.

During the 19th century, the Gothic Revival inspired renewed appreciation for medieval religious craftsmanship, resulting in the production of richly carved devotional sculptures and...

Designed in a bold decorative style inspired by both Art Nouveau and the emerging Art Deco movement, the poster centers on the iconic Kappelturm, one of Obernai's most recognizable m...

An atmospheric oil painting capturing a narrow cobblestone street winding through a medieval European town. Stone and plaster buildings rise on either side, their aged facades lendin...

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This work is attributed to the Italian school of the 19th century, reflecting the Neo-Gothic revival movement, when artists reinterpreted medieval religious aesthetics with refined c...

Widely venerated throughout medieval Europe, he became the patron saint of hunters, archers, and forest workers.

These are ideal if you’re seeking two coordinating windows to make a lively and interesting feature of a property. Each depicts a medieval knight’s helmet between foliage leaves wit...

The plates illustrate geometric, interlaced, and architectural ornament recorded from medieval Seljuk monuments in and around Konya, Turkey.

Bronze strap hinges and simple iron escutcheons create a strong contrast against the lightened oak, giving the buffet a grounded, almost medieval character. The form is straightforw...

Original Poster Railway - Tourism - Advertising - France Fern Gate of the medieval castle of Ille-et-Vilaine Printed by F. Champenois in Paris

Arthur Saliger, former director of the Cathedral Museum in Vienna and curator of the Medieval Collection at the Belvedere, for his art-historical analysis.