Mediterranean Antique

Width – 19 inches , 48 cm Depth – 2.5 inches , 6 cm Height – 17 inches , 43 cm About the artist: Thomas Kent Pelham (1831–1907) was a British painter renowned for his romanticized ...

The cool blue-grey palette pairs beautifully with traditional Turkish, Mediterranean, and contemporary interiors. The print is sold unframed; any framed images are shown for inspira...

Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: Rigobert Bonne, France, circa 1780 Keyword block: North Africa antique map, Barbary Coast map, Rigobert Bonne map, Morocco Algeria Tunisia ma...

He settled at Saint-Clair, near Le Lavandou on the Mediterranean, where he died in 1926. Two things make this an unusual picture within his work.

He worked seasonally at Anthéor on the Mediterranean and in Normandy, and from 1924 settled at Choisel in the Chevreuse valley, where his garden supplied most of his later subjects.

The Upholstery: A vibrant, 100% Cotton maximalist tapestry style fabric patterned with lush Mediterranean fruits like pomegranates, figs, and citrus.

Elegant yet grounded, this chair works beautifully in Mediterranean, Old World, Spanish Revival, or eclectic interiors.

Continuing our analysis of the painting, the vase of flowers (peonies and other wildflowers) on the table covered with a red tablecloth, overlooking a Mediterranean garden where arch...

Imagine stepping onto a sun-soaked terrace overlooking the Mediterranean in 1926, surrounded by blooming wisteria and cascading geraniums—that's exactly what James C.

Dedicated principally to Apollo, it was home to the celebrated Oracle of Delphi, where the Pythia delivered prophecies consulted by individuals and rulers from throughout the ancient...

The eye was a popular symbol in antique jewellery and saw a resurgence in the Edwardian era, believed to ward off evil and act as a protective symbol, they were inspired by Mediterra...

The elegant silhouette reflects the enduring influence of ancient Mediterranean oil lamps adapted through the vernacular ceramic language of Southern Italy during the 19th century.

Many examples have been discovered at the bottom of the Mediterranean sea, often the result of ship-wrecks, which indicates the international nature of the trade in oil and wine at t...

Rechristened the Razzoli, this humble Yorkshire trawler was armed and spent the remainder of the Great War serving on the frontlines of the Mediterranean naval theatre. This portrait...

Imbued with old-world grandeur and refined artistry, this circular Spanish Savonnerie-style rug channels the opulence of classical French décor with a Mediterranean sensibility. Hand...

Their decoration provides valuable evidence for Greek mythology, ritual practices and social life, while their imposing proportions made them some of the most visually striking vesse...

Published by Thomas Jefferys in London in 1749, the print reflects European interest in regional Mediterranean cultures. The figure wears layered garments with apron and shawl, comp...

Ideal for coastal estates, Mediterranean or Spanish Revival homes, eclectic lofts, or refined second residences.

The vast area of Byzantium spanned from the Mediterranean coast of Italy to Eurasia. This coin is soft to the touch, and together with the setting is extremely light.

Ideal as statement storage pieces in a living room, dining room, hallway, or interior with rustic, Mediterranean, Wabi-Sabi, or Brutalist influences. Specifications Origin: North-Sp...

It works equally well in French Country, Italian Villa, Venetian, Hollywood Regency, Grandmillennial, Mediterranean, or European-inspired homes where authentic character and craftsma...

Offered is an early twentieth-century maritime artwork in pastel that is very evocative or perhaps Mediterranean. The work is on paper backed by board and under glass.

These chairs reflect the bold Mediterranean aesthetic popular in Spain during the early 20th century, perfectly suited for pairing with a trestle or refectory table.

Its striking design features eight raised geometric panels arranged in symmetrical octagonal motifs, creating a bold architectural appearance that reflects the influence of Spanish C...

Excellent quality and condition example of the famous Italian painters work embodying the presence of the British Navy anchored off various ports of the Mediterranean. Presented in a...

This charger will complement Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, or European-inspired homes, as well as Contemporary Minimalist interiors.

Both functional and sculptural, this jug makes an attractive display piece for collectors of Spanish ceramics, Mediterranean decorative arts and antique majolica.

METHOD: The two text blocks pictured, bottom, flanking the chart’s map of the Mediterranean, serve as the map's explicit methodological keys, explaining why Chatelain constructed thi...

Today, it makes an exceptional decorative object for an interior centred around French country, Mediterranean, coastal, Old World or collection-driven design, while also appealing st...

Areas of brilliant sunlight alternate with deep architectural shadows, creating a convincing sense of space and lending the scene a warm Mediterranean atmosphere. Born in Geneva in 1...

With its timeless craftsmanship and impressive materials, this antique table is equally suited as an entry console, hall table, sofa table, or accent piece in Mediterranean, Spanish ...

The vast area of Byzantium spanned from the Mediterranean coast of Italy to Eurasia. This bronze ring is soft to the touch, and extremely light.

​A stunning example of rustic Mediterranean or Middle Eastern craftsmanship, this large conical terracotta bowl (often referred to as a tian or grolla) features a captivating hand-ap...

Style: Figurative Landscape French School Mediterranean Inspiration Decorative Neoclassical Key Features: Oil painting on panel France, early 20th century Figurative/decorative land...

Its versatile design complements traditional, Mediterranean, Colonial, Hacienda, rustic, and even eclectic contemporary interiors.

The result is both charming and sophisticated: a decorative object that embodies the balance of simplicity, warmth, and abundance characteristic of Mediterranean ceramic traditions. ...

Carob has been cultivated around the Mediterranean for centuries, with its naturally sweet pods traditionally used as food and animal fodder.

His cult spread throughout the ancient Mediterranean, particularly at Epidaurus, Cos, and Athens, where pilgrims sought cures in his sanctuaries.

Transported in the pockets of merchants, soldiers and officials, these coins broadcast Philip’s expanding influence even to the most distant corners of the Mediterranean. This incr...

Its centuries-old surface and understated elegance make it particularly appealing in English country, Palm Beach, Mediterranean, and collected European interiors. Details Dimensions...

The island of Cyprus is depicted in remarkable detail, its elongated form stretching across the eastern Mediterranean with finely engraved coastlines, cities, rivers, and mountain ra...

His cult spread widely across the Mediterranean during the Imperial period. The present work depicts an idealised male face with abundant wavy hair and a full beard, following model...

Works beautifully in interiors inspired by Italian, Mediterranean, or Grand Tour aesthetics. Technique: Original hand-colored lithograph Maker: Dutch, circa 1852

The robust, deliberately irregular ironwork and dark hand-applied finish are consistent with the Spanish and Mediterranean Revival vocabulary popularized in Palm Beach during the ear...

Perfectly matching high - domed " bouton " cut natural Mediterranean Precious Red Gorals ( Coralium rubrum) 13.5 mm x 7.5 mm deep / ca .10ct. each.

The work depicts a view of a rocky coastline on La Cote Bleue, a stunning 25-kilometre stretch of unspoiled Mediterranean coastline in Provence, France, extending west from Marseille...

The work highlights the skill of a talented painter who trained in the prestigious Flemish tradition of the 17th century, although at the same time, the decisive execution and sensit...

His paintings and watercolours are characterised by their lively figure studies, soft Mediterranean palette and carefully observed costume detail.

Similar pieces are showcased in luxury boutiques such as LOEWE, making Fajalauza ceramics one of the most desirable elements of Mediterranean interiors. Origin: Granada, Spain Works...

He also painted landscapes, many of them on the Mediterranean coast, and still-lifes, almost always flowers.

Elegant Spanish side table crafted in solid wood, featuring beautifully turned barley twist legs connected by matching stretchers, a hallmark of traditional Spanish and Mediterranean...

The harbor beyond is animated by merchant ships, billowing sails, and distant architectural vistas, conveying the commercial and cultural significance of Genoa as one of the great ma...

An outstanding decorative and collectible piece, ideal for collectors of Spanish ceramics, interior designers, or as a sculptural accent in a Mediterranean or wabi-sabi interior. Or...

At that time, it was fashionable to travel to discover Mediterranean Europe and the coasts of Africa. Reproductions of the most evocative places were therefore in great demand, in or...

Biot Jars were the first olive oil jars to be shipped throughout the Mediterranean and sold to eager buyers, who had not yet cultivated olive trees.

Among his notable works are Urbenici Street (1897), Hortobágy (1900), Mediterranean Coastal Town (1902), Lakeside with Wild Ducks (1908), Mediterranean Market (1914), Wild Geese on t...

In modern homes, this bust may be displayed on a mantel or atop a console, incorporated into a curated bookshelf or cabinet, or used as a sculptural accent in contemporary interiors....

A highly decorative 18th-century oil painting from the Mallorcan School, depicting a monkey in an expressive and charming composition characteristic of Mediterranean decorative paint...

It complements Moorish, Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, Islamic, Organic Modern, Wabi-Sabi, Global, and Bohemian interiors.

Published in London in 1749 by Thomas Jefferys, the print reflects European curiosity about Mediterranean island cultures. The figure is dressed in a vibrant yellow outer garment wi...