Tavern Scene

Arts and Crafts Embossed Brass Stick Stand, Umbrella Stand A Good looking piece, the stand is round with an embossed tavern scene showing jolly merry making musicians It is 17”...

A Good looking piece, the stand is round with an embossed tavern scene showing jolly merry making and drinking It is 19” high, and 8” in diameter TJK228.

Pair of Continental Hand-Painted Porcelain Plaques, possibly Dutch, one depicting a tavern scene skirmish over a game of cards, the other a family sitting down for a meal, both in eb...

Fine Carved Oak box seat settle, circa 1900, Back with 3 carved panels each showing 3 gentlemen in tavern scenes, gentleman bust on each end on top, Box seat with hinged lid, Pair C...

Large Arts & Crafts embossed brass wall hanging charger This is a large decorative wall piece the charger is made in beaten brass and has a merry tavern scene in the centre and an...

Attributed to Alessandro Magnasco (Genoa 1667 - 1749) - Tavern scene with vendor and magpie. 74 x 59 cm (without frame) - 84 x 70 cm (with frame).

Outstanding quality set of 3 antique Victorian carved oak panels having quality carved oak panels depicting tavern scenes of people drinking, dancing, playing musical instruments and...

Antique Dutch fireside coal, tinder box, bin or scuttle, made of hardwood and clad in brass, embossed with a textured checkered motif on the sides and manor scene on the front and a ...

This atmospheric genre painting depicts a lively tavern scene with multiple figures gathered around a table gambling for a pearl necklace.

Pretty embossed copper plate representing a tavern scene in the style of the 16th century. In a renaissance interior four men are drinking, three of them lift their cups, the fourth,...

Hand beaten brass fireside slipper box A super little piece and so useful, this box would have been kept by the fireside not only does it keep your carpet slippers tidy when not b...

This atmospheric tavern scene depicts a group of peasant figures gathered around tables in a dimly lit pub, rendered in the characteristic earthy tones and chiaroscuro lighting typic...

After Emil RAU (1858-1937) A Fischer and Mieg Porcelain Plaque, second half of the 19th century painted with a tavern scene of two gentlemen in lederhosen enjoying a pipe and some...

Another figure can be seen peering around the door in the darkness on the left side. Tavern scenes held a prominent place in genre painting, especially within Flemish and Dutch schoo...

A Fine Pair of Framed Porcelain Plaques Of Tavern Scenes By Jean-Pierre Feuillet The hand-painted, glazed & fired rectangular plaques of tavern scene, one depicting a friendly card ...

A superb quality 19th century flemish oak box settle that is very well carved, the back having three carved panels depicting tavern scenes, the top of the back having two carved figu...

George Morland was a British painter known for his vivid depictions of rural life, animals, and tavern scenes. Born in London into an artistic family, he exhibited talent early and w...

The composition works exceptionally well in modern, eclectic, masculine or vintage-inspired interiors and evokes the atmosphere of Montmartre cafés, French cabaret culture and Medite...

It depicts a tavern scene. The embroidery work is old, while the stick frame is later, dating from the early 20th century.

Hallmarked in London in 1880 by Daniel & Charles Houle, this incredible, Victorian, Antique Sterling Silver Tea Set, is elaborately decorated with a tavern scene in the manner of the...

This type of subject matter was popular in 19th and early 20th-century European art, often appearing in German, Flemish, and Dutch tavern scenes, celebrating life’s simple pleasures.

Crafted in France, circa 1830, the decorative reservoir features a classical male profile rendered in bas-relief within a medallion, while a vibrant tavern scene unfolds beneath. The...

This rare and exceptionally well-preserved oil on copper painting presents a raucous and theatrically detailed tavern scene, in which a cast of monkeys—standing in for mankind—engage...

The rectangular top features a single drawer across the front dressed with a brass pull, and is surmounted by a hand-painted blue-and-white Delft tile depicting a lively tavern scene...

David Teniers the Younger or David Teniers II (1610-1690) was a Flemish Baroque painter who was an innovator in a wide range of genres such as history painting, genre painting, lands...

Built with a wooden carcass clad in richly patinated repoussé brass panels, the coffer is decorated on all sides with lively tavern scenes in the manner of David Teniers, depicting p...

The exterior is decorated with a masterfully executed repoussé lid depicting a high-relief 17th-century Dutch tavern scene—a style Klingert specialized in for his international clien...

Teniers is particularly well-known for developing the peasant genre, the tavern scene, pictures of collections and scenes with alchemists and physicians.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning 19th century French Louis walnut sideboard with solid marble top and bronze mounts throughout A very good looking, decorative and ...

Teniers is particularly known for developing the peasant genre, the tavern scene, pictures of collections and scenes with alchemists and physicians.

Exquisite French antique tapestry, Featuring an 18th-century design, this masterpiece depicts a charming tavern scene with couples, one playing a lute. In the background, wine and be...

Comic Tavern Brawl Scene, English School Figure Study Drawing c.1800 Late 18th / Early 19th Century English School circa 1780–1800 Watercolour wash on artist paper, unframed Drawing ...

A Fine Pair of Framed Porcelain Plaques Of Tavern Scenes By Jean-Pierre Feuillet The hand-painted, glazed & fired pair of rectangular plaques of tavern genre scenes in the manner of...

Teniers the Younger was renowned for his witty depictions of peasant interiors, tavern scenes, and village life. His paintings were widely collected by European aristocrats and repro...

1780's-1800 Fine English School Ink & Watercolor Satirical Officers Drinking Scene with Soldier Guard and Tavern Interior Late 18th / Early 19th Century English School circa 1780–180...

Dietrich, a German painter known for his ability to emulate the styles of earlier masters, particularly the Dutch Golden Age painters such as Rembrandt and Gerard Dou, brings a sense...

Matteo Lovatti (Italian, b. 1861) a fine 19th century oil on panel "The Young Prince's Visit" Depicting an interior tavern scene with a jester introducing and welcoming a young Princ...

Wrapped in richly patinated leather and accented with gilt trim, the cylindrical vessel is adorned with a finely detailed period tavern scene inspired by traditional European genre p...

Fine English School Ink & Watercolor Tavern Musicians Genre Scene with Figures Late 18th / Early 19th Century English School circa 1780–1800 ink and watercolour on artist paper, unfr...

Fine English School Ink & Watercolor Tavern Interior Genre Scene with Figures & Dogs Late 18th / Early 19th Century English School circa 1780–1800 ink and watercolour on artist pa...

The Tavern Interior by Daniel Pasmore (British, 1829–1891) signed and dated 1863 oil on canvas, framed in antique gilt frame framed: 39.5 x 47.5 inches canvas: 31 x 39 inches Provena...

The composition depicts a lively rustic tavern scene: peasants gather under a vine-covered trellis outside an inn, engaged in animated conversation and feasting.

Dutch School, Elegant Couple, Tavern Interior Scene, Cabinet Piece, A PAIR

Step into a moody, atmospheric tavern with this original possibily oil painting on canvas. Inspired by Western saloon culture, this piece captures a dimly lit bar where rugged patron...

Painted in Belgium circa 1860, this richly detailed 19th-century oil on canvas depicts a lively outdoor tavern scene rendered in the Flemish tradition, in the manner of David Teniers...

Small oil painting on canvas, Flemish or Dutch genre scene representing two pipe smokers in a tavern, in the tradition of David Teniers the Younger, Adriaen Brouwer and Adriaen van O...

The artist notably draws also inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch painters, like Jan Steen, in creating her lively tableaus.

The artist notably draws also inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch painters, like Jan Steen, in creating her lively tableaus.

Original antique 19th century oil on canvas depicting a lively French street scene with figures gathered outside a village tavern or inn.

The Black Lion Hotel English artist, late 19th century (double sided painting with a hunting scene to the reverse). oil painting on board, unframed board: 13 x 10.75 inches prov...

The artist notably draws also inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch painters, like Jan Steen, in creating her lively tableaus.

Barry Leighton-Jones was born in London, England in 1932 and is a direct descendant of the Victorian artist and President of the Royal Academy, Lord Frederic Leighton. He began his a...

Crafted in France circa 1870, each oil on canvas composition captures lively tavern and village scenes inspired by 17th century Dutch interiors, featuring elegantly dressed figures g...

Artist/ School: English late 20th century, by Gordon Allen, signed Title: The Riverside Inn Medium: oil on canvas , framed Framed: 25 x 35 inches Canvas : 20 x 30 inches Provena...

Wonderful German genre painting of 17th century tavern scene in style of Franz Hals by Karl Josef Muller (German, 1864-1942) dated 1918.

The studio of David Teniers the Younger, one of the most influential Flemish genre painters of the 17th century, specialised in depictions of rural interiors, tavern scenes, and peas...

He was best known for his peasant genre in which he captured tavern scenes as well as alchemists and physicians, he was also known for his miniaturist and staffage paintings.

The artist notably draws also inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch painters, like Jan Steen, in creating her lively tableaus.

The artist notably draws also inspiration from the raucous tavern scenes of 17th-century Dutch painters, like Jan Steen, in creating her lively tableaus.

Both Teniers were known for developing the “peasant genre” or “tavern scene”, where members of the working class were shown actively celebrating life.