Relic Antique

Hand-knotted in wool and originating circa 1920-1930, this oversized 16x20 antique Agra rug is an extraordinary relic from the legendary weaving city home to the Taj Mahal.

This is not a utilitarian object, but a curated relic intended for a home rich with texture and the Old World.

Wonderful very old professional office relic with a cheeky message; Hands off! Private papers.

This rare and important devotional relic is of a large half life size at 36" tall, it can be affixed to the wall with a metal ring to the verso.

This exceptional antique primitive wooden dough bowl is a true relic of early American craftsmanship, dating likely to the late 1800s or early 1900s.

The relic is enclosed in a sculpted gilt bronze casing designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and executed between 1647 and 1653.

With a simple frame over a stretcher, it has the distinct aura of an ancient relic. Our display easel is not included, but it is the perfect way to display a frameless canvas, as if...

Dimensions Overall: 42" W x 27.5" H Hull Model: 24" W x 5" H Scotland, Circa 1885–1895. A rare relic from the golden age of Clyde steamship construction.

Compact in scale yet rich in symbolism, the present example survives as an intimate relic of early Franco-American cultural exchange and the enduring international legacy of George W...

This Komainu is a priceless sacred relic of Shinto folk religion, capturing a time when community spirituality was carved directly into the local landscape during the peaceful Pax To...

With its striking aged character and classical inspiration, this amphora offers the visual impact of an ancient relic while remaining durable and functional for modern decorative use.

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

A Rare Relic of the Meiji Era: Antique Japanese Small Tansu with Rope Pulls Dating back to the Meiji period (1868–1912), this exceptional Japanese small chest (Ko-tansu) is a testam...

Whispering with the restrained elegance of a faded desert relic, this hand-knotted wool antique Turkoman rug embodies the rarefied beauty of understatement.

Third-class relics are items that have been touched by a saint, or by a first- or second-class relic; by comparison, first-class relics are physical remains of a saint, and second-cl...

Details Era: Victorian Metal: Tested approximately 18K yellow gold; offered as 14K yellow gold Gemstones: 6 natural antique diamonds Diamond Cuts: Old European cut, rose cut, and an...

. • Weight: 72 grams • Features: Rear reliquary compartment • Origin: Austria • Condition: Excellent antique condition A relic of reverence—meant not only to adorn, but to carry the...

The substantial pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or simply to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with ...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

ABOUT Step back in time with this antique redwood trunk, a true relic brimming with vintage charm. Solid redwood construction pairs beautifully with original brass accents—a gleamin...

The barrel inscribed ‘Relic of the / ROYAL GEORGE, / Sunk 1782. / Raised 1840.’

A soulful and evocative relic of the Middle-Ages, this corbel is ideal for collectors of ecclesiastical art, architectural salvage, and museum quality decorative objects.

This salesman copy is an important example of the nation's collective response to one of the most shocking political tragedies of the early twentieth century and also a rare-survivin...

It’s a rare and beautiful relic that celebrates imperfection, impermanence, and the timeless artistry of handmade forms.

Third-class relics are items that have been touched by a saint, or by a first- or second-class relic; by comparison, first-class relics are physical remains of a saint, and second-cl...

Executed in bronze with a silvered finish, the piece features a radiant sunburst form centered by a circular glazed aperture, traditionally used for the display of the consecrated ho...

It houses a first-class relic of the blood of the15th Century saint St. Francis de Paola (March 27th, 1416 – April 2nd, 1507).

A charming and functional relic, it embodies the authenticity of traditional Catalan domestic life.

Each piece has an oval glass compartment at its center, which traditionally would hold a relic or sacred image. At the top of each relicquary is a small cross, reinforcing their rel...

Distinguished by its uncommon square size, this rug captures the balanced geometry and botanical romanticism of the era, serving as a dignified relic of French weaving history that r...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

On the Design: This rug is a magnificent relic of 19th-century opulence, capturing the panoramic symmetry and architectural grace that defined the grandest chateaus of France.

The Bembine Tablet, though long believed to be an authentic relic of ancient Egypt, is now understood to be a Roman creation from the 1st century AD, executed in an Egyptianizing sty...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

ABOUT This hefty maritime marvel hauled cargo and hoisted dreams across the seas. A genuine relic from the golden age of sailing ships, this double wood block and tackle features a ...

ABOUT This hefty maritime marvel hauled cargo and hoisted dreams across the seas. A genuine relic from the golden age of sailing ships, this double wood block and tackle features a ...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Third-class relics are items that have been touched by a saint, or by a first- or second-class relic; by comparison, first-class relics are physical remains of a saint, and second-cl...

This French industrial wooden console from the early 1900s is a compelling relic from the formative decades of European workshop design, when utilitarian furniture was built with an ...

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Today the pot could be used for an attractive catchall around the home and hearth, as a planter, or displayed to admire this culinary relic–its aged finish will only improve with time.

Circa: 1907 The poster was printed in four sheets designed to overlap; the linen has been trimmed to the margins; there is some paper lifting along the seems of the four sheets and ...

Indulge in the charm of the "Mauri" candy box, a relic from an era defined by attention to detail and timeless aesthetics.

Executed in silvered bronze, the piece features an elaborate radiating sunburst centered by a circular glazed aperture, traditionally intended for the display of the consecrated host...

A magnificent relic of early‑19th‑century French craftsmanship, this original Louis XV sofa.

Unknown region, Unknown wood, but a beautiful relic of the old American (possibly Pennsylvanian Dutch) farmhouse kitchen.

Ship's water cask with wooden staves, iron banding, and a hand forged carry handle.Awesome maritime relic, quite early. Weight: 3 lbs. Overall Dimensions: 10"H x 8"W x 8"D Ma...

It may no longer work for taking accurate measurements, this relic of meteorology history is an intriguing decorative piece to add rococo flourish to any wall.

On the Design: This rug is a magnificent relic of French luxury, a woven masterpiece that captures the opulence of classical botanical design through an early 20th-century lens.

A rare and exquisite relic of European history, this 18th-century Silesian iron work cross necklace reflects both artistic mastery and meaning.

No burner inside. Choice maritime relic. Weight: 2 lbs. Overall Dimensions: 10"H x 8"W x 5"D Made: America Material: Brass Date: 1910

This 1920s French Patron Pâtissiers metal bakery sign is a charming relic of early 20th-century Parisian craftsmanship.

This antique Indian wooden temple fragment is a captivating relic from the 18th century, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of traditional Indian temple architecture.

France / 1850 / Mantel Mirror / Wood and Plaster / Antique / Baroque Revival A majestic relic of mid-19th-century French craftsmanship, this grand mantel mirror from circa 1850 emb...

Whether it hangs above a heavy stone hearth or commands the length of a grand hallway, this Chinoiserie overmantel mirror is a relic of substance. It is an antique of rare character,...

On the Design: This rug is a magnificent relic of French court luxury, a woven landscape that captures the opulence and panoramic symmetry of 18th-century design.

Its substantial presence and balanced form make it well suited for placement in an entry hall, gallery setting, or as a focal point within a large interior. More than a relic of amus...

The sliding type locket is asymmetrical in shape, and is textbook Nouveau in its design, containing two compartments inside for photos or a relic. The compartments internally retain ...