Medieval Antique

Helsingborg, Sweden seaport since medieval days, a stronghold opposite Elsinore, Denmark.

Beautiful engraving representing half-timbered houses in a medieval street. It is signed by Emile Leroi, born in 1887 and died in 1944, a French impressionist painter.

Daguet mined many sources for inspiration be they Egyptian, Celtic, Japanese, Byzantine, Medieval or contemporary. He received formal training under the painters, Gerome and Clairin,...

The dress has a fitted bodice, which accentuates the lady's waist, a style that was favored in medieval European fashion to demonstrate grace and femininity.

Two major styles emerged: Gothic (or Medieval) Revival and Renaissance Revival but many more existed like the Eqyptian or the Etruscan.

These figures collectively represent a fascinating slice of English medieval and early modern history, illustrating themes of power, war, and dynastic intrigue.

After his set of realistic depictions of the battlefield, he created a later series of seven prints, "Dance of Death", updating the medieval imagery of the dance of death to the war.

In the old town of Thun, the 12th century Thun Castle houses a museum with prehistoric and medieval artifacts. Tourism - Switzerland - Mountain Oberland Bernese K.F.Z.

Daguet mined many sources for inspiration be they Egyptian, Celtic, Japanese, Byzantine, Medieval or contemporary. He received formal training under the painters, Gerome and Clairin,...

Daguet mined many sources for inspiration be they Egyptian, Celtic, Japanese, Byzantine, Medieval or contemporary. He received formal training under the painters, Gerome and Clairin,...

The present building was complete by about 1400 and has several notable features, including an early set of misericords, an astronomical clock and the longest uninterrupted medieval ...

It is rather an authentic testimony to the peaceful coexistence of Christianity and Islam in medieval Spain, with contributions from Jewish culture, which ultimately gave rise to a n...

She can thus be seen as a goddess of life and a demon of death, one who both gives and takes away the skin that covers the human body” (Kawamura Kunimitsu - quote from the Institute ...

Podesta, Italian Podestà, or Potestà, (“power”), in medieval Italian communes, the highest judicial and military magistrate.

The chains on the unicorn represent medieval times when a free unicorn was considered to be a dangerous beast.

This print is a must-have for collectors of medieval and Renaissance armor, European military history, or fine lithographic art.

This rare and captivating piece will appeal to collectors of medieval and Renaissance history, lovers of heraldry, and enthusiasts of early equestrian art.

The scenic composition includes sailing ships navigating the tranquil waters, hills in the background, and the medieval castle itself. This print is intriguing for its detailed exec...

Setters were derived from medieval hunting dogs that were trained to find birds and then to "set" (crouch or lie down) so that a net could be thrown over both the birds and dog.

Made in solid oak, the front features three vertical panels separated by deep moulding and detailed with large nail studding that creates a medieval look. At the back, the door is ho...

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

The meticulous details of medieval architecture, the meandering river, and the rolling hills evoke a timeless beauty.

Originating in the Tuscan region of Central Italy, likely Florence, circa 1675, showcasing rustic handmade construction and traditional old world craftsmanship, late Renaissance peri...

The artist captures the unique harmony of Bruges—its medieval architecture, intimate waterways, and quiet poetry—with refined brushwork and a keen sense of atmosphere.

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.

Once decorating a 19th century country fair carousel amusement ride, the sculptural ornament depicting a medieval European king with crown, wavy hair, and richly detailed face, polyc...

Reference: Keyes, Series 426, No. 04 Provenance: Kaburagi Kiyokata (1878-1973) noted printmaker and friend of the artist TAISO YOSHITOSHI (1839-1892) Taiso Yoshitoshi was born in th...

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

The map’s style is emblematic of the transitional period between medieval and modern cartography, combining practical geographic knowledge with artistic flourishes.

The lithograph reflects the romanticized vision of the minstrel as both an artist and a figure of medieval lore. The colors have a nice glow over them.

Chippendale’s Gothic chairs represent the pinnacle of 18th-century English craftsmanship, blending the elegance of Georgian furniture with the dramatic motifs of medieval Gothic arch...

Original antique print showing a view of 'Beverstone' or 'Tetbury' Castle, a medieval stone fortress located in Beverston, Gloucestershire, England, with a newer manor house built am...

The volume is illustrated in the style of a medieval manuscript. Copy in perfect conditions. Original contemporary hard cover brown leather with golden decorations on plates and on s...

They have very good detail and are each in the form of a medieval watchman who is modelled wearing a simple hat, robe and leggings with knee high boots.

It provides a visual record of the attire and appearance of a Carthusian monk during the medieval period. **Key Features of the Print:** 1.

For shaping of the vegetable-tanned leather, heat and moisture were used, as indicated by the term boiled leather. No written medieval sources describing the production of decorated ...

The cartouche identifies the location, and the commentary by Braun emphasizes the town’s importance due to its large medieval castle, a ducal palace, and its pious and hardworking po...

In general, but not always, ancient Alabaster in Egypt and the Near & Middle East is calcite. Alabaster in medieval Europe is gypsum. Modern Alabaster is probably calcite, but ma...

It has a distinctly mock medieval look, depicting a moulded figure sat cross-legged wearing a Tudor style cap, tunic with large, embellished collar and what appears to be a paint pal...

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

.' - A view of Portchester Castle, a medieval castle built within a former Roman fort at Portchester to the east of Fareham in the English county of Hampshire.

Corton is a small village near Medieval city of Beaune. Measures: 145 cm Exterior width 57,09 inch 118 cm Exterior height 46,46 inch 122 cm Interior width 48,03 inch 106 cm Int...

Although the Coat of Arms wasn’t officially granted until 1906, the City of Cardiff had used the crest unofficially for many years beforehand, the arms dating back to medieval lords ...

This exceptional piece is an important tribute to Bernese military history and Swiss heritage, making it a remarkable addition to collections focused on Swiss history, medieval chiva...

Often referred to as ‘The Marble City’, the medieval town of Kilkenny has supplied their signature black marble to the world since the 17th century.

Many Eastern Polish and Western Russian Jews began wearing caftans fastened with wide, oriental-style sashes in the late medieval period. The garb later spread to Central Europe, but...

The selection of lapis lazuli, combined with mounted hardstones and an extensive application of silver and vermeil, reflects the historicist interest in medieval and Renaissance obje...

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

They used this trademark of a medieval axe from 1855 until 1892. Other hallmarks include a hammer, and three "X" marks.

He particularly liked to represent medieval subjects with symbolic or poetic value. The Augustinian Museum in Toulouse retains many of his works.

The bust is raised by a thick Rosso Verona marble base with an elegant scalloped shape adorned with richly chased masks and swaging berried laurel garlands and centered by a striking...

He became well known for his paintings that focused on literary, mythological, and allegorical subjects taken from contemporary and medieval literature, and began to be commissioned ...

This original antique print portrays a medieval nobleman, identified as "Guillelmo Beauchamp," which may refer to William de Beauchamp, a prominent figure in English history.

From 1898, he maintained a studio in Bruges, drawing inspiration from its medieval architecture and traditional craftspeople.

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.

In this transitional period from sparsely furnished medieval homes, cabinets emerged as essential and elegant pieces of furniture, replacing traditional chests on the ground floor.

This rare Renaissance Revival garniture, consisting of a clock and pair of boxes in form of chalices with hinged bonnets, is richly decorated with numerous hand-painted medallions wi...

This fine quality bronze study was sculpted by the highly regarded French artist Leofanti Adolphe, circa 1870 and shows the handsome bearded poet standing whilst wearing fine clothes...

The banner carrier is clad in chainmail and a helmet, his uniform a blend of medieval military attire and decorative pageantry.

This lithograph encapsulates the Romantic-era fascination with medieval chivalry, conquest, and national pride. It is a visual commemoration of Switzerland’s defiance against foreign...