Mediterranean Antique

ancient Israel divided among the Twelve Tribes, extending from the Mediterranean coast to the deserts east

Mediterranean embroidery tradition. During this period, Greek island and mainland embroideries were highly

utilitarian beauty of the Mediterranean era. The honest joinery and raw, sculptural presence reflect a time

the eastern Mediterranean and the Arabian Peninsula, the map illustrates the vast reach of the Ottoman

A large branch of Mediterranean red coral (Corallium Rubrum) from a cabinet of curiosities. The

A beautiful and authentic 1920s olive green oil jar, showcasing timeless Mediterranean character

Byzantium spanned from the Mediterranean coast of Italy to Eurasia. This Byzantine Cross Pendant would be a

Mediterranean, with classical and Ottoman elements subtly integrated in the background, reinforcing the cross

, Asian, Bauhaus, Mid Century, Tuscan, villa, Mediterranean, Modernist, Art Moderne, country cottage or

Mediterranean are all rendered in refined engraved detail with original outline hand coloring highlighting

. The composition presents the Holy Land bordered by the Mediterranean Sea (“Mare Mediterraneum”) to the

. He did landscape paintings of the Middle East and the Mediterranean coast with gouache. After he

landscape painter. He did landscape paintings of the Middle East and the Mediterranean coast with gouache

Mediterranean port town, lending both structure and warmth to the scene. Signed lower left (appears “Rimini” or

historical, religious, and cultural significance. The map encompasses the eastern Mediterranean coastline

Mediterranean. Draped in a flowing yellow dress and framed by a dramatic red-and-white cloth, she scatters

accounts became among the most widely read English descriptions of the Eastern Mediterranean and Ottoman

detailed view of the historical region of Syria, extending from the Mediterranean coastline inland toward

maritime embellishments animate the Mediterranean and Red Seas, adding strong decorative appeal. This map

slip, iconic of the early Bronze Age pottery production on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. The

indicated in the Mediterranean Sea below Sicily, highlighting the broader geographic context of southern

, mediterranean dress, traditional clothing, decorative print, collectible engraving

costume, ethnographic print, 18th century engraving, thomas jefferys, mediterranean dress, decorative

in 1749, the print reflects European fascination with classical and Mediterranean cultures. The

, rivers, deserts, and mountain ranges extending from the eastern Mediterranean through Mesopotamia and

, Mediterranean, French Provincial, and eclectic interiors alike. The richly grained fruitwood veneers paired with

any other culture throughout the Levant and Mediterranean. Provenance Collection of Dr. H. A. Fawcett

the Mediterranean coast near Béjaïa, valued not only for its vivid color but also for its associations

, peasant women, village figures, and quiet moments from everyday Mediterranean culture. These works became

suitable for libraries, conservatories, garden rooms, Palm Beach interiors, Mediterranean interiors, or

connected the capital to the Mediterranean coast. This was a time when the automobile was beginning to rival

"Guardian of the Mediterranean": Mid-19th Century Folk Painting of Valletta Harbour A large and

Mediterranean world. This pendant was individually fabricated by hand in Chicago. The bezel follows the natural

from the Mediterranean delta through Upper Egypt and into Nubia and Ethiopia, illustrating ancient

sweeping view of the Eastern Mediterranean, extending from Asia Minor and the Levant down through the Nile

Mediterranean island of Cyprus. The concentric circles and simple banding of the geometric patterns in black

Mediterranean, wabi-sabi, rustic, or contemporary interiors. Whether displayed on its own or incorporated into a

piece, particularly suited for classical, Mediterranean, ecclesiastical, or maximalist interiors

Italy, Sicily, and the surrounding Mediterranean regions. Published in 1860 by W. G. Blackie as part of

define the Mediterranean landscape's contours, offering an elegant contrast to the transparent watercolor

Saint-Maximin, a rare Mediterranean stone known for its complex veining and layered colors, featuring

linework, capturing both the elegance and power of Mediterranean galley warfare. Vessels such as La Réale

the exotic maritime world of the eastern Mediterranean. The composition is rich with movement and

first years of their marriage. In 1898 they moved back to the United States and built a Mediterranean

antique ceramics, or in rustic and Mediterranean interiors.

both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, with sea routes animated by finely engraved sailing

than modern political boundaries. The composition depicts the eastern Mediterranean coast from

Aegean Sea to Mesopotamia and from the Black Sea (Pontus Euxinus) southward to the Mediterranean

tumblers capture the light beautifully, evoking the colors of the Mediterranean Sea. Their softly irregular

of early Bronze Age pottery production on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. The geometric design

were formed, spanning Anatolia, Syria, Mesopotamia, and the eastern Mediterranean. This composition

Western Europe and the Mediterranean basin. The composition extends from the British Isles and Iberian

, has typical Mediterranean features. The great artistic quality of this small painting is evident in

machine production. Inspired by ancient ceremonial vessels from Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, or pre

geographic region stretching from Greece and the eastern Mediterranean across Anatolia and the Near East to

importance of Sicily as a strategic and cultural crossroads within the Mediterranean world, central to Greek

Alexander the Great, extending from Macedonia and the eastern Mediterranean across Persia and Central Asia