Medieval Antique

It offers collectors and decorators a window into the varied roles and appearances of nobility in the medieval and early Renaissance periods. Condition: These prints are in very goo...

Her gown is richly colored and lined with ermine, while her voluminous overcloak and bejeweled headpiece exemplify the ceremonial fashion of high-ranking medieval women. This figure ...

Each plate captures a distinct role within the cultural and ceremonial life of the late medieval and early Renaissance world. Plate No.27, titled "Souverain Pontife" (Sovereign Pont...

Gradually he became the centre of a scholarly circle, and, following an introduction to the antiquary Sir Henry Spelman in London, he compiled, with the help of Roger Dodsworth, "Mon...

It would appeal to collectors of medieval imagery, historical costume, or religious iconography, as well as to interior designers seeking an authoritative historical accent for a stu...

The Golden Legend is a collection of hagiographies of Blessed Jacobus of Varagine that was widely read in late medieval Europe. Epreuve d' Essai

This was a big change from the sparsely furnished homes of medieval times. Dutch patrons demanded high-quality, comfortable, and stylish products, and furniture makers obliged.

The lithograph features a serene pastoral scene with a person and a dog in the foreground, resting beside sheaves of wheat, emphasizing the peacefulness of the rural setting amidst t...

The Knight I believe is one of The Knights Templar a medieval crusading military order of knights who lived like monks.

It’s clean lines and rounded edges are handsomely carved into York stone. Worked since medieval times, this tightly grained sandstone derives from quarries in Yorkshire and is popula...

A rare and unusual Moorish oval eight leg side table with a brass removable top embossed with a medieval lioness holding a sword while her cub feeds from her.

Perhaps it was once the door to a medieval castle, monastery or church with its thick plank construction and large iron strap hinges.

Moulded in relief, the intriguing scene depicts a man and two women in medieval dress to a punt, with swans head picked out in tonal brown and ochre against a grey glazed background.

Fascinating Italianate figure Displays a desirable aged patina Plaster in good order throughout Depicts a medieval court jester with a jovial facial expression candleholder wit...

It was a leader in ceramic design, working in a number of different ceramic bodies, decorative techniques, and "a glorious pot-pourri of styles - Rococo shapes with Oriental motifs, ...

The popularity of the story of St George led to his name being invoked by the English military in medieval battles to boost morale and emulate his courage, which in turn led to St Ge...

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 Dolmaba...

The gothic architecture of the chapel and the natural surroundings add to the print's overall mood, making it a striking representation of the medieval crusades from a 19th-century p...

This engraving captures the splendor and prestige of the Order of the Bath, which has its roots in medieval England and symbolizes honor and service.

Servant, Dominican Nun, and Young Lady in Traditional Italian Dress This harmonious trio of hand-colored costume prints presents three women from different walks of life in late m...

The image captures the status of Jews in medieval Italian cities—respected for their knowledge, especially in law, medicine, and finance—while also visually marking their distinction...

Reflecting the influence of medieval European architecture, the building's design also embodied the civic pride and intellectual ambition of the young colony of Victoria.

This was a big change from the sparsely furnished homes of medieval times. Dutch patrons demanded high-quality, comfortable, and stylish products, and furniture makers obliged.

This was a big change from the sparsely furnished homes of medieval times. Dutch patrons demanded high-quality, comfortable, and stylish products, and furniture makers obliged.

This was a big change from the sparsely furnished homes of medieval times. Dutch patrons demanded high-quality, comfortable, and stylish products, and furniture makers obliged.

Gradually he became the centre of a scholarly circle, and, following an introduction to the antiquary Sir Henry Spelman in London, he compiled, with the help of Roger Dodsworth, "Mon...

It provides an intricate view of the historic French province of Île-de-France—home to the city of Paris and the political heart of France from the medieval period through the early ...

It is known for its medieval ramparts, its cobbled streets and its half-timbered houses.

Burning wood in a 'doofpot' becomes for example charcoal. In a medieval Dutch town with wooden houses, the systematic use of the 'doofpot' was very important to prevent fire.

The intricately carved and scribed lid with gadrooned edge displays a pomegranate motif originating from the Ottoman Empire and popular in Medieval and Renaissance Italy. The case of...

This beautiful sculpture comes from the collection of Professor Xénia Muratova, Doctor of Letters, Emeritus Professor in the History of Medieval Art.

This piece will appeal to collectors and enthusiasts of medieval history, equestrian art, and historical costume.

Made in England, most likely in the 1870s at the zenith of the Jacobean Revival period, this stunning storage piece will add superb bygone quality, gorgeous light oak colouring and a...

This image is taken from the original stained glass medieval window found in the Chartres Cathedral in Paris.

A key form of Dutch furniture in the 17th century was the cabinet, a taller piece of furniture that had replaced medieval chests at ground level. Cabinets were essential furniture in...

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

Warwick Castle is a medieval castle developed from a wooden fort, originally built by William the Conqueror during 1068.

Ferdinand Nigg designed tablecloth (6'6" x 6'6") and 6 napkins "Women before Medieval Architecture", executed by Norbert Langer and Sohne 1903.

Commissioned by Louis in the mid-1200s, the Gothic shrine was a major addition to the Medieval Palais de la Cité, which was (at the time) the residence of the Kings of France.

Explore his artistic evolution from early graphic design inspired by medieval and Pre-Raphaelite art to his groundbreaking contributions to defining Art Deco aesthetics, serene arch...

, the appearance is imposing almost medieval ( to understand the actual size of the object and its great functionality, look well at the two photos set with the chair).

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

The island of St Michael's Mount is the site of a medieval monastery. Its harbour is linked to the mainland by a causeway at low tide.

Good conditions with diffused foxing. The Medieval scene represent a significant part of the cultural heritage of European and world sacred art and icon painting of various chronolo...

The hand-coloring in this piece brings to life the herald's intricate costume, making it a standout addition to collections focused on heraldry, medieval pageantry, or the history of...

Its connection to the Teutonic Order, a medieval military and religious order, adds further historical significance.

This particular piece exemplifies the publisher's attention to detail, depicting the grandeur of the order established in the late medieval period and continued into the modern era, ...

This method replicates the effect of gold leaf, which was commonly used in medieval manuscripts and murals to signify divinity and majesty.

Gold-toned inks are applied to create the illusion of gold leaf, a technique commonly used in medieval manuscripts and religious art to signify sanctity and royalty.

This collection, which includes an elaborate Medieval-style bedroom suite and a marquetry grand piano, is currently housed in Leeds City Art Galleries, Temple Newsam House, preservi...

Important cities visible along the Rhine’s course include Cologne, with its iconic cathedral; Mainz, a center of book printing; and Strasbourg, known for its medieval charm. This ma...

Created around 1790, the print belongs to a significant period of antiquarian interest, when artists and scholars sought to document the nation’s medieval heritage. Waltham Cross is...

It was considered a universal remedy for physical and spiritual ills, which is why it was commonly found in medieval herbal gardens. During the Middle Ages, betony was so revered tha...

The inclusion of the mythical island of Frisland, a cartographic curiosity stemming from medieval legends, highlights the fusion of known and speculative geography that characterized...

The scene captures the dramatic intensity of the conflict, with soldiers in mid-battle, smoke from gunfire, and the chaos of war unfolding near the town's iconic medieval bridge. The...

19th-Century Hand-Coloured Lithograph of Swords, Axes, and War Hammers Description: This finely executed hand-coloured lithograph features an impressive display of medieval and Re...

This was a big change from the sparsely furnished homes of medieval times. Dutch patrons demanded high-quality, comfortable, and stylish products, and furniture makers obliged.

This was a big change from the sparsely furnished homes of medieval times. Dutch patrons demanded high-quality, comfortable, and stylish products, and furniture makers obliged.

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

He went there with his master Henri Harpignies who was a neighbor, and worked around the medieval village and its towers, from the different aspects offered by the topography.