Ox Antique

Dated in margin, "[date seal: Ox 12 (1853/XII)]. Beautiful Kirazuri on the top.

The heavy stone roller would have been pulled, by man or ox, across a grain harvest to separate the grain from the straw and chaff.

The body of the glazed Porcelain lamp showcases a stunning and rich ox blood color, while topped with a charming pierced wooden lid below an Ormolu top cap.

The bottom three drawers have relief carvings of animals running beneath Cypress trees; two deer (symbolising double longevity and wealth) and one ox (symbolising hard work and persi...

The upper end of the backrest is formed by the ox-head shaped backboard - named after its shape on the outside with ox horns pointing downwards.

This piece showcases figural and foliate high relief work, depicting various animals such as a tiger, a rabbit, and an ox, interspersed with stylized clouds and organic motifs.

Measuring overall: 2.875 in. high x 2.25 in. wide x 1.5 in. deep. (74 x 57 x 38mm) Total weight: 4.4 ox. (125g.) Provenance: Eldred’s East Dennis, MA, Asian Art sale, August 2010 ...

Impressed maker's marks including WMF ostrich logo, 'OX', 'B' and 'I/0' to underside of jug, and 'I/0' to underside of finial.

The top shelf is finished with its original Ox blood patina. All original gilding throughout.

Framed: wood finished in gold leaf and ox-blood red. 7 in. L x 6 in. W x 1 in.H Label to the verso.

Framed: wood finished in gold leaf and ox-blood red. 7 in. L x 6 in. W x 1 in.H Label to the verso.

Set against a matte black ground, stylised floral and foliate motifs wrap around the rounded body in cobalt blue, saffron yellow, ox blood red, and arsenic green enamel decoration.

Human and Animal Locomotion. Plate 672. Ox; trotting. 14 x 20 inch original vintage collotype print from 1887 Image size 8 3/4 x 12 3/4 inches Inventor, photographer, entrepreneur,...

Its central panel is intricately carved with a charming pastoral landscape featuring a scholar or noble figure leading an ox before a traditional thatched pavilion, framed by floweri...

This remarkable textile presents the Nativity of Christ, with the Virgin Mary, Saint Joseph, the Christ Child, kneeling shepherds, the ox and donkey, and celestial angels proclaiming...

In Christian iconography, St Luke is traditionally represented by a winged ox or bull, symbolising sacrifice and reflecting the Gospel's emphasis on Christ's sacrificial ministry.

The figure on the left, accompanied by an angel, refers to Saint Matthew; the one on the right, with the ox, to Saint Luke. The ink strokes are rapid and confident, with watercolor h...

The case is constructed in elmwood (榆木, yú mù), finished overall in deep ox-blood lacquer with characteristic age-crackle and wear to the surface.

Therefore, a typical Greek icon was chosen, which was proclaimed the anthropomorphic equivalent of a highly revered Egyptian deity, the Apis ox, assimilated to Osiris. In this way, S...

The bulbous body is organized into relief-decorated panels depicting a lively array of animals and mythical creatures — including rabbit, ox, dog, rooster, monkey, tiger, squirrel, s...

This porcelain bottle vase is well potted without a foot, the base being slightly concave and the glaze being a deep ox-blood red. It has a beautiful thick dark Ox-blood red or flam...

A striking 19th-century powder horn flask, crafted from natural ox horn and fitted with patinated brass hardware and original leather strap, embodies the rugged elegance of early Ame...

Groups of men and women can be seen among pavilions and temples engaged in various activities, including a scene of combat with spears and swords in front of a large gate, someone be...

Original Brodtmann lithographs are increasingly difficult to find, particularly in attractive condition and with desirable large-mammal subjects such as these. Keywords: Indian Ox, ...

The figure possessing a headdress with remnants of gilt and vermillion application, their robes rendered with the same vermillion and additional green hues and spilling forth upon th...

A very fine early 20th Century cold-painted Austrian bronze figure of a young Arab boy sat on the back of an Ox with very fine hand chased surface detail and and good naturalistic co...

The other with WMF stamp and 'OX' (Oxidised finish). The two vases do have a very subtle difference in finish, with the OX version having slightly shinier areas than the other vase.

Human and Animal Locomotion. Plate 669. Ox; walking. 14 x 20 inch original vintage collotype print from 1887 Image size 8 1/2 x 12 3/4 inches Inventor, photographer, entrepreneur,...

This practice dates back to the Neolithic, with cattle heads covered in plaster having been found at the site of Çatalhöyük (Anatolia), which would have originally been attached to t...

The vase is constructed in a thick faience body with a glossy surface finish. The ox-blood ground is richly overlaid with hand-painted decoration in navy, lemon yellow, green, white,...

During this visit he produced numerous oil paintings, sketches, and lithographs inspired by the island, including Ox Team, Wharf at Matatinicus, The Red Vine, Matinicus Island, The T...

The composition shows the kneeling Virgin in adoration before the Christ Child, with the ox and donkey behind within a stylized architectural stable—an iconography deeply rooted in R...

Oil on canvas of the Holy Family with the Child Jesus, Spanish School, 18th–19th century Medium-sized oil on canvas (approx. 60 cm), depicting the Virgin Mary and Saint Joseph holdi...

A tumbrel is a two-wheeled cart or wagon typically designed to be hauled by a single horse or ox. Their original use was for agricultural work; in particular they were associated wit...

The trestle base is a masterpiece in itself, with a dramatic ox yoke design adorned by grotesque figural carvings and connected by an ornate wrought iron cross stretcher.

Mark (winged Lion), St. Luke( winged Ox) d St. John ( the bird). Material: De situla is made of brass and the base of zinc to add weight and stability to the situla Origin Italy, ...

The seatback and armrests, however, are immediately captivating, with smiling maidens providing support to the armrests that wrap around in an ox yoke form culminating in a pair of w...

Museum and Gallery Holdings: Louviers: At the Gardener's; At the Market Louviers (Mus. municipal): Fruit; Animals; Still-life; Chrysanthemums Perpignan: Seascape Rouen: Timepieces; ...

The heavy stone roller would have been pulled, by man or ox, across a grain harvest to separate the grain from the straw and chaff.

This finely executed lithograph by Auguste Raffet depicts a vivid coastal scene on the shores of Yalta, where figures labor to gather and transport driftwood along the beach. An ox-d...

Carved on all sides and five drawers ox bow ends, 19th century. Workable locks and keys.

Carved on all sides and five drawers ox bow ends, 19th century. Workable locks and keys.

The letter “G” stands for “Geislingen”. i/0 = Normal thickness of gilding or silver-plating, i.e. one gram of deposited silver spread over an area of one square decimetre. ox:=Oxidiz...

A charming oil study depicting two farm hands steadying an ox-drawn plough as turns the soil ready for sowing.

Carved on all sides and five drawers ox bow ends, 19th century. Workable locks and keys.

A stylish and rare Burmantofts Faience art pottery vase decorated with a fleur-de-lis design in ox blood red glazes over a yellow ground and dating from around 1890.

A Chinese Sang de Boeuf Glaze Bowl, 19th Century Description: Sang de boeuf, meaning "ox blood" in French, is a distinctive deep red ceramic glaze that originated in China during th...

Sulawesi, Toraja, a wooden stylized sculpture of a ox head with original patina, For the Indonesioan Toraja people the ox is a sacred animal.

Description: The cavity in the back identifying the group as a devotional object, the figure sitting beneath possibly either a travelling scholar’s sunshade or a canopy denoting thei...

Formerly the load-bearing base of a working ox cart, it presents as a sculptural, low-slung structure — unpolished, elemental, and deeply honest in materiality.

B = Britannia-metal, a tin and antimony alloy. ox = Oxidized. The impresse decoration is blackened with a solution of sulphuret of potash and the flat areas are polished to a matt f...

Mary, with a luminous halo, cradles the infant while a servant kneels with a water vessel. An ox and donkey rest in the foreground. Above, the structure's timber frame and wheel sugg...

The Angel for St Matthew, the Lion for St Mark, The Ox for St Luke and the Eagle for St John.

In the lower section, four shepherds are depicted with a donkey and an ox. The Christ Child is positioned in the center (note that the halo resembles a cradle, or vice versa), with t...

In this floral landscape, there are three figures, including a main figure sitting on an ox, holding a sceptre, flanked by two smaller figures, probably part of his entourage, who ca...

Great image of an American bison and Indian ox. Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your own choice of frames.

The second plate captures everyday work on a plantation road, with ox-drawn carts transporting goods between the fields and estate buildings — a classic scene of labor and logistics ...

The composition features a collection of broken capitals, friezes, and decorative elements—among them a sculpted ox head, acanthus leaves, rosettes, and egg-and-dart motifs—all arran...

A brilliant star appears in the night sky at the far left, guiding the visitors to the holy scene, while the ox and donkey look on quietly from within the stable.

The upper scene depicts Saint Luke, seated in a study with writing tools and a large open book. At his side lies the ox, his traditional attribute, symbolizing sacrifice and service.