Medieval Antique

The print captures the intricate beauty of Celtic manuscript illumination, drawing on the visual vocabulary of early medieval insular art as seen in masterpieces like the Book of Kel...

The use of oak, the robust structure, and the stepped Gothic-inspired moldings are echoes of medieval and baroque forms that remained alive in rural areas long after they had disappe...

It stands not only as a weapon but as a finely crafted object of art, testament to the intersection of function and aesthetics in medieval arms. Detailed provenance upon request.

Crafted in 1910, this Azerbaijani rug, originating from the rich tradition of Persian rug weaving in the expansive region of Azerbaijan within Iran, boasts a captivating blend of Med...

Copeland Copeland & Garrett made encaustic decorative and floor tiles, copying medieval designs but not using traditional colours.

The earliest candle chandeliers were used by the wealthy in medieval times. The world's largest Bohemian crystal chandelier, a gift from Queen Victoria, is located in the Dolmab...

He designed hand crafted wood and iron furniture influenced by the Arts&Crafts movement in which industrial manufacturing was rejected in favor of craftsmanship, especially medieval ...

It is a highly detailed lithographed map of one of the Netherlands’ central provinces, known for its rich history, medieval cities, and varied landscapes. The map shows the entire p...

East Anglia was once a popular spot for eel hunting all those years ago. In medieval times eels were used as currency, then in later years they were exchanged for money or cooked as ...

The vases draw inspiration from Islamic design and the Nasrid art of the Alhambra in Granada, Spain. Modeled after medieval Nasrid amphora vases from the Alhambra in Granada, Spain, ...

Author: Joseph NASH, British painter, member of the Ghotic Revival Group, in 1838 he published the Revival Lithographic Collection "Medieval Architecture". Even today he is considere...

In 1838 he published the Revival Lithographic Collection "Medieval Architecture": this is the frontespice. Even today he is considered one of the most important artists in the Unite...

Aside from this original medieval tower base, the building was largely rebuilt in 1770.

Betrayed and seized by a group of nobles led by Gerard van Velzen, Floris V’s dramatic downfall became one of the most memorable episodes in medieval Dutch history, symbolising both ...

In 1838 he published the Revival Lithographic Collection "Medieval Architecture" . Even today he is considered one of the most important artists in the United Kingdom. (1809- 1878).

Rhodes has been a key point of control in Mediterranean trade routes for centuries, and during the 17th century it remained an important Ottoman possession, its fortifications and ha...

Gaufrage is a technique derived from medieval embossing techniques of dusting embossed velvet in tarnished metals and suffusing the crushed pile with iridescent inks.

The stepped arch design of the "mihrab", prayer niche, is inspired by the medieval Turkish architecture of the region.

Dimensions: Diameter: 52 cm Height: 98 cm (including chains) A rare and refined decorative piece that brings a touch of medieval elegance to any room!

A beautifully carved antique throne or hall chair in the Jacobean style with medieval scenery needlepoint. European circa early 1900's, either French or Italian with a stunning class...

A beautifully carved antique throne or hall chair in the Jacobean style with medieval scenery needlepoint. European circa early 1900's, either French or Italian with a stunning class...

., Berlin, c.1880 Keywords: German Renaissance costumes, 1500s German clothing, Landsknecht soldiers, antique costume print, hand-colored lithograph, Max Tilke, Ernst Wasmuth Berli...

Recognising it as one of England's most significant medieval structures, the society commissioned a series of engravings of St Albans Cathedral by James Basire, based on drawings by ...

Recognising it as one of England's most significant medieval structures, the society commissioned a series of engravings in 1810 of St Albans Cathedral by James Basire, based on draw...

The Arts and Crafts movement, led by figures such as William Morris, emerged in response to industrial mass production, celebrating handcraft traditions rooted in medieval, folk, and...

Although the stalls in Tiltey Church are comparatively pared back with their bare bricks and simple stone masonry, these nooks are not simply stalls but are in fact a three-levelled ...

These exquisite lithographs from the "Costume du Moyen Âge" series, published in 1847, offer a captivating glimpse into the world of medieval fashion and elegance. Each print showcas...

This led to the formation of the Cotswold Players, which toured village halls, seeing themselves very much in the medieval tradition of travelling players. In early 1915 they moved ...

A delightful watercolour study of a medieval minstrel playing the lute. The artist captures the costume of the musician in fine detail.

Another notable painting is "Le Supplice des Adultères" (The Punishment of Adulterers) from 1876, a medieval genre painting with striking use of color.

In Ancient Egypt, falcons were linked to the god Horus, a sky deity connected with kingship and protection. In medieval Europe, the falcon became a symbol of nobility and status—rese...

Unlike conventional rings, this one is architecturally sculpted in the form of a large house, a style characteristic of Jewish wedding rings from the medieval and early modern period...

Granville – Fishing and seaside resort 7. Barfleur – Medieval embarkation port 8. Carentan – WWII battle site 9.

Ernée – cultural center 5. Craon – medieval heritage 6. Gorron – rural economy 7. Saint-Berthevin – growing suburb 8.

GUILD CHEST: Emerging in medieval Europe, guilds were a historical association of merchants or artisans in a particular trade or craft that was responsible for regulating their membe...

Despite his political failures, Richard was a notable patron of architecture, literature, and painting, commissioning the famous Wilton Diptych and promoting the flowering of late me...

Each figure is a character from Reynhard the Fox series of medieval German, Dutch, English and French fables.

At its center, a striking amber diamond is framed by a mix of light blue, green, clear, and red-hued glass, evoking the grandeur of medieval ecclesiastical and castle-style lighting.

Where there is a clear divergence between the gem books of the ancients and those of the medieval writers in terms of interpretation, the medieval writers stand firmly in the classic...

This work, called opere di commessi, has medieval parallels in Central Italian "Cosmati"-work of inlaid marble floors, altars and columns.

These horses are seen in all situations. Medieval tournament scenes, ridden by Apaches, by Marshal Lyautey, wild in the steppes, or again, as here, domesticated but reluctant to subm...

Dedicated to recapturing the spirit and quality of medieval craftsmanship. The movement marked the beginning of a change in the value society placed on how things were made.

The abbey was an important center of learning and culture in medieval Europe, known for its library and religious influence. 2.

It also resonates with the whimsical ironwork traditions of Roycroft artisans and European medieval revival blacksmiths. Installation Options The monkey can serve as the primary kno...

Ernest Gimson (1864-1919) Ernest Gimson had a passion for metalwork, from medieval door hinges to elaborate 17th-century fire dogs.

The engraving shows a fortified medieval city layout with bastions and gates, streets neatly arranged within walls, small trees scattered in the background, and surrounding hills giv...

The scene is dominated by the dense skyline of church spires, civic buildings, and the distinctive medieval London Bridge, complete with its fortified gates and buildings constructed...

The vines leaves and grapes in very high relief, almost tuttotondo, curent around the hexagonal base. Medieval artists did not claim to be botanists, and therefore did not seek to...

Medieval stone fireplace from the south of France.

Mary the Virgin Church rises prominently, anchoring the townscape with its medieval character. The artist responsible for this work is William Tombleson (1795–1846), an English topo...

The very architectural and precise design of this chandelier evokes the creations of Eugène Viollet-le-Duc (1814-1879), who was not only a renowned theorician, but above all an accom...

He specialized in etchings of medieval churches and cathedrals, hoping to convey the glory of earlier ages that endured in Europe's architecture.

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight The motto in Anglo-Norman, a dialect of Old Norman French spoken by the medieval ruling class in England, appears in the late 14th century Middle Eng...

Sicily in particular, with its blend of classical ruins, medieval castles, and imposing fortresses, was a favorite subject for Romantic artists and travelers.

Where there is a clear divergence between the gem books of the ancients and those of the medieval writers in terms of interpretation, the medieval writers stand firmly in the classic...

Grasset’s refined linear aesthetic and ornate detail reflect his background in medieval and Byzantine-inspired design, while his compositions anticipate the modernity of early 20th-c...

Work Artistic range Medieval art differed from contemporary art in several ways, not least in that while modern artists often work in private studios, the production of medieval art ...

Known for his affinity for architectural subjects and historical scenes, Bennett presents here a masterful interpretation of medieval ecclesiastical design. Executed in November 191...

This figure evokes the legendary medieval order of warrior monks, established during the Crusades to protect pilgrims and defend the Holy Land.

André Derain, Georges Braque, Othon Friesz, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, James Dickson Innes, Léopold Survage and Tsuguharu Fujita have all been inspired ...