Solomons Temple

Drawing inspiration from the actual shape and design of the menorah that stood in King Solomon’s Temple, this piece is very impressive. It is exceptionally heavy and not weighted.

A good set of motifs, including Solomon's Temple, dogs, potted flowering plants, squirrels, fir trees, hearts, fruit baskets and birds.

According to the Bible, Boaz and Jachin were two copper, brass or bronze pillars which stood on the porch of Solomon’s Temple, the first Temple in Jerusalem. They are used as symbols...

The symbol of the Master of the Lodge and a remider of both earthly and spiritual duties 2. The pillars of Solomons temple and pavement 3. The eye of providence 4.

It can been seen that the present work comes from the workshops of Reinhold Vasters in Aachen as certain elements, such as the white bodies, gold hair, the detailed enameled pierced ...

Gorgeous gouache on heavy paper by Syd Solomon. Surfsound was painted in 1962. It retains an entry card from The Sisterhood of Beth El Temple with Syd Solomon's name, Shore Gallery, ...

Antique early 19th century exceptional Swiss 18-karat gold & enamel snuff box, of rectangular form with canted corners, the cover is set with a finely painted panel depicting King So...

The surface of the breastplate is ornamented with embossed and engraved elements depicting the pillars of Solomon's Temple surmounted with lions of Judah supporters grasping a corone...

According to legend, spiral columns ornamented the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem. However, if Solomon's Temple existed, it was destroyed more than 500 years BC.

The Masonic Lodge Room emulates King Solomon's Temple, which was built to house the Arc.

This form can also be called Solomonic columns, because they would have decorated the temple of Solomon of Jerusalem.

The term is used to describe columns resembling the original columns from the Temple of Solomon, delivered by Constantine the Great to St.

Hand-carved in chestnut wood in Portugal during the 1700’s, the helix-shaped columns are vibrant interpretations of original 2nd century CE marble columns for an ancient Greek temple...

A legend arose that the columns were taken from Solomon’s First Temple in Jerusalem. Since then, most helical pillars with spiraling shafts, such as our 18th century columns have bee...

Inspired by 2nd BCE marble columns that were mistakenly thought to have been part of Solomon’s First Temple in Jerusalem (hence the term “Solomonic columns”), these fantastically car...

Constantine’s columns, which were from the 2nd century CE, were erroneously attributed to Solomon’s First Temple in Jerusalem, hence the term Solomonic.

The name Solomonic comes from a legend claiming that 4 massive columns were once taken from the Temple of Solomon (created many thousands of years ago) to decorate St.

The bay concludes with “The Building of the Temple,” and “Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.”

Antique print religion titled 'Platte gront van Salomons Tempel ten tijden des Zalighmakers volgens Thomas Fuller'. Bird's-eye plan of Solomon's Temple, oriented to the west (Jer...

Antique religion print titled 'Gezicht en opgehaalde hoogte van Salomons Tempel'. This print depicts Solomon's temple and originates from 'Het algemeen groot historisch, oordeelk...

Antique religion print titled 'Nieuwe Grondtekening van den Tempel van Salomon, volgens den Schrijver'. Plan of Solomon's temple. This print originates from 'Het algemeen gro...

A wonderful representation of Solomon's Temple, titled 'North Side of Solomons Temple', with birds, angels, potted flowering plants, stags, lions and fir trees.

Foxing to the first pages including the frontispiece, maps and elevation of Solomon's Temple.

The Barley twist style, while very popular in 19th century Europe actually originates from the Levant as an architectural style known as Solomonic columns, which were the circular co...