Phrygian Cap

In the tondo two Dioskouroi wearing Phrygian caps stand alone facing each other. Ancient gods of horsemanship, the Dioskouroi were protectors of guests and travellers.

The medallion on the body of the vase was decorated with the arms of France and Navarre, cleared in 1793 and replaced with a lictor's fasces surrounded by oak leaves. The Phrygian ca...

Marked sterling with Boucher's phrygian cap mark and inventory number "2253." This design was patented in 1947 (Patent #147,394).

With note by Walter Emanuel - featuring a serio-comic map of Europe at war with military soldier caricature portraits and some countries represented by dogs with Russia as a bear, a ...

The Doge of Venice 15th Century Italian Renaissance Cassone The painting on the front panel of the cassone shows the Doge parading along the banks of Medieval Venice; he is wearing ...

Desruelles decided to represent him as a sower, echoing the famous bronze medal of Roty dating from 1887 when the legendary Marianne, wearing a Phrygian cap generously sowed his repu...

18th century fireback with pillars and Phrygian cap, symbol of the French Revolution. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

18th century fireback with pillars and Phrygian cap, symbol of the French Revolution. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

18th century fireback with pillars and Phrygian cap, symbol of the French Revolution. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

French fireback with pillars and Phrygian cap, symbol of the French Revolution. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

French fireback with two pillars, four heads with a Phrygian cap, an angel and the date of production 1817.

French fireplace fireback with two pillars topped by Phrygian caps. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

Item: Rare Phrygian hat makers trade sign, circa 1880 Description: This is a unique late 19th century costume or hat maker’s trade sign in the form of a hand carved wooden Phrygian ...

Marcel Boucher Cyclamen flower spray retro brooch of rhodium plated metal, crystal pave rhinestones, hand pearlized pastel enamelling. Marked: MB (phrygian cap) Excellent Condition...

Rare Marcel Boucher Double Cyclamen flower bouquet Retro brooch of rhodium plated metal, crystal pave rhinestones and hand pearlized pastel enameling. Marked: MB (phrygian cap), 1940...

Rare Marcel Boucher chili pepper spray retro brooch of rhodium plated metal, crystal pave rhinestones, hand pearlized pastel and transparent enameling. Marked: MB (phrygian cap) fo...

The design includes fleur-de-lis, scales, a Phrygian cap, floral elements, and the date "1793".

Made of rhodium plated metal from Marcel Bouchers 1941 collectible, metallic enamel series. Marked: MB (phrygian cap), Des Pat'd Condition: Excellent L 3.25" x W 1.70"

Made of rhodium plated metal from Marcel Boucher's 1941 collectible, metallic enamel series. Marked: MB (phrygian cap), Des Pat'd Condition: Excellent L 3.25" x W 1.70"

Length 3" x Width 2.50" NOTE Brooch is signed with the Boucher Phrygian Cap l and the number 1540. Pictured in Brunialtis' American Costume Jewelry, Art & Industry, 1935-1950, an...

The reverse side of the case is plain and unembellished. The phrygian cap, otherwise known as the liberty cap, is a soft red cap which was taken as a sign of liberty during the Fr...

Showing a bare-bottomed figure, wearing the Phrygian cap, a symbol of liberty, while bending over for a figure representing the nobility.

On the left is liberty, represented by a Phrygian cap on an épée and a spade, the symbol of the people.

Original Vintage Poster-Pal-La Freedom Paris-Sword-Journal, 1890 A woman, like a Marianne wearing not a Phrygian cap but a cuirassier's helmet, holds in her hand a flag/feather wi...

The style is essentially simplified Louis XVI, adorned with symbolism of the Revolution, such as Phrygian caps, arrows, pikes, triangles, wreaths, and clasped hands.

On the back rhodium edge of the necklace is the Boucher initial stamp of MB below a French Phrygian cap. This is his signature during the early years before it was changed to his ful...

Above the simple head and face is a crown that reminds one of a Phrygian cap, the symbol of Liberty particularly used during the French revolution.

Measurements: Diameter 40 mm (1.57 Inches) Height 13.5 mm (0.53 Inch) Hallmarks: Stamped three times, with ancient French marks; the portrait bearded head mark inside an oval cartou...

A wooden pole adorned with flags or a Phrygian cap–a symbol of liberty–was driven into the ground and often became a contentious symbol between British loyalists and Patriots.

In the center, a large number of people (mostly soldiers by the weapons they carry), are located around a male character (sitting and tied up, naked, with the skin being torn off by ...

The bust portrays Paris, recognizable by the Phrygian cap, and is a work by Canova (1757 - 1822).

The seated sculptured figure of a smith wearing a phrygian cap as well as holding a bellow is attached to lateral side/below him there is a pack (herd) of various animals visible (th...

Apollo, wearing a rare Phrygian cap on his head, is painted on the basis of the Apollo of Belvedere (IV BC, Cortile del Belvedere, Vatican Museums) and of the Apollo frescoed by Anto...

As for ornamentation, the favourite motifs were palmettes, the lozenge (a variant of the rhombus) and, in general, themes of classical or Egyptian inspiration, as well as symbols of ...

He drew on the Sower of 1887, but transformed his robust farmer into a slender Marianne, who wore the Phrygian cap of freedom. The traditional profile of the Republic was abandoned i...

Liberty is holding a liberty pole, a staff with a Phrygian cap which became a rallying point for the Sons of Liberty during the Revolutionary War.

Pillars with Phrygian cap, symbol of the French Revolution. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

18th century fireback with pillars and Phrygian cap, symbol of the French Revolution. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

Large Art Nouveau white marble bust featuring Cosette, the heroine of Victor Hugo's novel Les Misérables (1862). She wears the Phrygian cap, symbol of freedom, which links her cause ...

18th century fireback with pillars and Phrygian cap, symbol of the French Revolution. The Phrygian cap is the cap of Marianne, a national symbol of France.

The jewels are set in Platinum atop 14 Karat Gold. The Phrygian Cap in artistic representations signifies freedom and the pursuit of liberty.

Faux pale sapphire heart shape stones. Signed: MB phrygian cap, Des Pat'd, Sterling Excellent Condition. 1930's USA.

Reference: advertised for sale at the Broadway Hollywood, price $24, in the Los Angeles Times, 16 Sept 1942 Excellent Condition, Signed MB phrygian cap L 2.5" W 2.5"

Early mark. Marked: MB (phrygian cap), Pat Pend, S. Excellent Condition.

High quality Rhodium finished metal, Marked: MB (phrygian cap), Des Pat'd, 1930's USA. Excellent Condition.

On the front : right profile of the Marianne wearing the phrygian cap and a crown of oak branch. Inscription : FRENCH REPUBLIC.

Ganymede is often depicted wearing a Phrygian cap as in this case, under which his wavy hair falls in spiral curls over the temples.

A fire on the right, a hanged man on the left and in the center an allegory of the Revolution triumphant with a large Phrygian cap above all the actors of the French Revolution, both...

The running figure wears a Phrygian cap and holds an overflowing water jug, along with unidentified object(s) in his left hand, as his classic ancient Greek shepherd’s chlamys loosel...

Showing three figures dancing La Carmagnole, a song accompanied by a wild dance, popular during the French Revolution, and danced around the de l’arbre de la Liberté topped with a Ph...

The intaglio has a coat of arms depicting in an escutcheon a man wearing a phrygian cap and holding in his sinister hand a spear, surmounted with a helm and mantling, with a crest de...