Mediterranean Antique

Its rich natural polychromy, the precision of the inlay work, and the harmony of its proportions make this table a piece of great decorative and collectible value, ideal for Oriental...

Their authentic patina and handcrafted construction make them a versatile addition to interiors ranging from rustic farmhouse and Mediterranean to traditional or eclectic spaces. Th...

The angular arabesques and ornamental medallions are not dissimilar from Persian motifs but are executed in a more rectilinear manner and woven in a unique palette that includes bold...

This is a piece of great sculptural character, ideal as an accent chair for Spanish, Colonial, Mediterranean, or eclectic interiors, as well as for collectors of historicist furniture.

It was first worn thousands of years ago on the Mediterranean Coast. The Romans believed it had magical and medicinal attributes, and saw that their children wore the gem to protect ...

Original Oil on Panel of Valletta, Malta Early 20th Century, Indistinctly Signed A charming early 20th-century original oil on panel depicting an atmospheric view of Valletta, Malta...

Its timeless design makes it an exceptional piece for luxury bathrooms, boutique hotels, spas, or interior design projects with classical, Mediterranean, or contemporary influences. ...

Fun Historical Fact Spanish Colonial Revival design became especially influential in the United States during the 1920s, when architects and furniture makers looked to historic Spani...

The region was home to major sanctuaries dedicated to Athena, the patron goddess of Athens, as well as the celebrated Eleusinian Mysteries, sacred rites honoring Demeter and Persepho...

Their classic Spanish design blends effortlessly with rustic, Mediterranean, farmhouse, and traditional interiors.

This painting lends itself to collections dedicated to ancient landscapes, Nordic painting, or classical interiors, combining the charm of the Mediterranean port with the refined sen...

The warm walnut tones contrast beautifully with the rich green leather, creating a sophisticated look that complements rustic, country house, Mediterranean, English, or classic inter...

He produced only landscapes and found his inspiration in the ports of the Mediterranean, the sea shores and various picturesque spots in the region of Provence; his work was strongly...

Preserved in original vintage condition, this distinctive desk offers both functional workspace and exceptional decorative appeal for a Spanish Revival, Mediterranean, or eclectic in...

He painted mainly the shores and inlets of the Mediterranean coast. He adopted the technique of Cézanne, with whom he became friends.

Renowned for its prosperous ports and strategic location on the Mediterranean, the region flourished under successive Greek, Persian, and Macedonian rulers before becoming part of th...

In this work, his masterful handling of watercolor conveys the brilliant Mediterranean light and warm earth tones that became hallmarks of his Orientalist paintings.

Professionally restored and finished to preserve its authentic character while ensuring excellent condition for everyday use, this unique cabinet embodies the timeless beauty of Span...

From about 1905 he loosened the regular dot without abandoning its founding principle — the primacy of colour as structure — and in 1910 he settled at Saint-Clair, near Le Lavandou o...

Italian amphorae have long been associated with the history of Mediterranean commerce and daily life. For centuries, vessels of this form were essential for the storage and transport...

Items from the European colonization of the Mediterranean Rim feature a broad variety of European styles, often mixing French and Italian architecture with local flair and English in...

Today it works beautifully as a sculptural occasional chair or decorative collector's object, particularly in Mediterranean, Moorish, Spanish Colonial, Orientalist, eclectic or conte...

Its sculptural silhouette and rich materials make it equally suited to traditional interiors, Spanish Colonial homes, Mediterranean settings, and eclectic contemporary spaces seeking...

Cosmetic Vessel ‘Hinted Bird’ type Ancient Phoenician, Eastern Mediterranean, Late 7th - early 6th century B.C. Carved, incised and smoothed Tridacna (clam) shell 15 cm long 8 cm w...

Worked extensively in southern France, especially around Nice, where he painted sunlit Mediterranean landscapes. Artistic Style: Madyol was primarily a painter of: - Portraits - La...

For an interior, it would work particularly well in French Belle Époque or Art Nouveau interiors, Parisian apartments, contemporary classic interiors, 1970s Italian-inspired rooms, o...

It stands as a highly important, collectible example of Hellenic island heritage, bringing a monumental sense of historical depth, graphic power, and authentic Mediterranean soul to ...

Le Dauphin Vulgaire (Common Dolphin), Hand-Colored Engraving, 1840 This charming hand-colored engraving depicts a common dolphin resting upon a Mediterranean shoreline, accompanied ...

Featuring a gently tapered body with four subtly projecting lugs beneath the rim, this piece embodies the restrained elegance of traditional Mediterranean stone craftsmanship. Carve...

The subject is evocative of the naval conflicts between Britain and the Ottoman Empire during the early 19th century, including engagements associated with the Dardanelles and Medite...

While traditional British hardstone crosses of this era were standardly rendered in lower 9ct or 15ct gold alloys, the rare use of tested 20-karat gold (83.3% purity) points to a pre...

With its combination of traditional craftsmanship, elegant proportions, and warm aged finish, this Spanish cabinet blends effortlessly into Mediterranean, Spanish Colonial, rustic, f...

Poppies and poppy-like capsules appear in the imagery of agricultural and fertility deities across the ancient Mediterranean and Near East and became particularly associated with Dem...

They also make an excellent addition to classic, Mediterranean, or eclectic interiors.

It can equally become the architectural focal point of a cosy Alpine interior, Mediterranean villa, French country house, contemporary residence or intimate city home.

This imagery reflects the 18th-19th century European fascination with faraway places of the Grand Tour, historic architecture and romanticized visions of the Mediterranean and Near E...

Instead, the island should be understood as an imagined landscape assembled from Mediterranean memories and transformed into an archetypal place of eternal repose.

The effect evokes both the maritime atmosphere of the Mediterranean and the experimental visual language emerging from Parisian modernism during the interwar years.

Originating in the Mediterranean countryside, this terracotta vase was handcrafted in the early 20th century. - primarily used to store grains, dried legumes, or olives - its rounded...

Its rich patina and traditional craftsmanship make it an eye-catching statement piece that blends effortlessly with Spanish Colonial, Mediterranean, farmhouse, and rustic interiors. ...

Ideal for an entryway, hallway, living room, or as an accent table in Mediterranean, rustic, or traditional interiors.

Intriguingly, a blotter made from Renown timber by Hughes Bolckow (it matching the piece shown in the Country Life advert referenced above) is in the Canadian government collection a...

A highly atmospheric panoramic harbor capriccio painted in the Venetian tradition of the late 17th century, depicting an imagined Mediterranean port animated by sailing vessels, fish...

Titled “Magni Turcarum Dominatoris Imperium per Europam, Asiam, et Africam”, the map depicts the vast territories of the Ottoman Empire across southeastern Europe, the eastern Medite...

Its generous proportions make it an ideal seating piece for an entryway, hallway, living room, or covered porch, while its refined yet versatile design allows it to complement tradit...

Beautiful displayed alone as a sculptural vessel, grouped with other antique Mediterranean ceramics, or used with branches and organic arrangements.

Total weight: 9.3 grams Set with: - 1 x 2.6 cm x 1.5 cm oval cabochon-cut coral Color: Red Origin: Mediterranean Gemstones are often treated to enhance color or clarity.

Perfect as stools, decorative accent pieces, plant stands, or small side tables in rustic, Mediterranean, farmhouse, or wabi-sabi interiors. Beautifully aged pieces with strong rust...

Alive with expressive brushstrokes, the composition captures a sunlit hillside dotted with terracotta-roofed homes and lush Mediterranean greenery. Radiant, golden hues evoke the war...

The contrast between the textured ceramic bodies and the elegant wrought iron bases creates a visually balanced composition, equally suited to traditional Mediterranean, Spanish Colo...

Its neutral palette and strong silhouette allow it to integrate effortlessly into minimal spaces while adding warmth, texture, and a sense of historic Mediterranean craftsmanship.

The Dead Sea, River Jordan, Mediterranean coastline, deserts, and mountainous regions are rendered with remarkable clarity despite the compact scale of the work.

The design draws upon the vocabulary of antique Roman ornament as interpreted during the Grand Tour era: the pinecone, a classical emblem associated with fertility and renewal; the l...

Today, it makes a wonderful statement piece in a farmhouse kitchen, Mediterranean-inspired interior or collection of French provincial pottery.

Whether displayed on its own, incorporated into a collection of antique pottery, or used as a striking decorative accent in a farmhouse, Mediterranean, or wabi-sabi inspired interior...

Louis Bonamici (1878–1966) Provence School Post-Impressionist Les Barques de Pêche, c.1920 A charming Post-Impressionist depiction of fishing boats resting peacefully in a sunlit ...

The use of terracotta as an artistic material was widespread in the ancient Mediterranean world. Economical and malleable, terracotta allowed craftsmen to endow their works with a ta...

Well-suited for a variety of interior styles: Italian, Mediterranean, Rustic, Tuscan, Spanish Modern, Greek, Spanish Colonial, Modern Mexican, Artisan, Lodge, Cabin, Belgian, Craftsm...

Titled “Asia qua nulla beatior Ora”, the map presents the Asian continent from the Mediterranean and Arabian Peninsula eastward across Persia, India, China and Japan to the Pacific O...

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.