Antique Archaeology

Composed of 18K gold, this antique archaeological revival brooch in the form of a fibula dates from circa 1870.

This Castellani Archaeological Revival brooch dates back to the 1870s.

Edited by Susan Weber Soros and Stafanie Walker This is a magnificent book which is in good condition, and is really the first to display and discuss the family and jewellery that th...

Period: 19th century Provenance: Italy Measurement: 5,2 cm Weight: 23,38 gr The 19th-century brooch is made in archaeological style, a trend developed during the 19th century by the...

Antique Roman Temple Architecture & Archaeological Plan – Montfaucon, 1721 An impressive and highly detailed 18th-century engraving depicting Roman temple architecture, monumental c...

Antique Archaeological Victorian Etruscan revival pin /brooch with beautiful details .

This highly unusual and very rare pair of cufflinks is executed in the archaeological style by the jewellers G.Roccheggiani of Via Condotti 19, Rome.

An antique Victorian period gold and malachite bracelet in the Etruscan Revival style, comprised of a gold foxtail chain suspending five malachite beads of varying sizes from gold ri...

This Exquisite and Rare Collectible Antique Victorian/Etruscan Revival 18kt Gold Carved Carnelian Cameo Fibula Pin/Brooch is a testament to refined elegance. Drawing inspiration from...

A charming little oak collectors box inscribed 'YORK ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIETY' Paper label ink inscription GB GV, the hinged lid and drawer with old shards of pottery, pipes 11cm high, ...

A fine antique copy of The Domesday Book, transcribed and published by the Sussex Archaeological Society in 1886. This superb late Victorian reproduction presents the historic Sussex...

Set in 18K yellow gold. Italian archaeological revival pendant work. Gross weight: 12.61 gr.

This exceptional Antique Archaeological Revival necklace, crafted in rare 15-carat yellow gold, dates to the 1880s and beautifully showcases the Victorian fascination with ancient Et...

Inner width: 5,8 cm Weight: 48.33gr The 19th-century bracelet is made in neo-Archaeological style, a trend that developed following countless finds of objects from the Roman and Et...

18 kt gold micro mosaic-pendant, approx. 1860, circumferential wine leaves, centered oval micro mosaic on black ground, floral presentation, also wearable as a brooch, lug removable....

Two oval lava cameos, in a rectangular plaque depicting on the left the dancer and on the right the musical putto, setting in archaeological style brooch. Dimension of the brooch : ...

The bracelet dates to the 1860s, when the neo-archaeological style developed, promoted by the Castellani goldsmith family and characterized by a revival of the decorations and techni...

This Archaeological Revival brooch showcases a beautifully carved coral cameo depicting Diana, goddess of the hunt, set in 14k yellow gold.

Period: 19th century Bracelet diameter: 6 cm Brooch length: 5 cm Earrings length: 6 cm Total Weight: 39,5 gr The 19th-century set, in Neo-Archaeological style, is made entirely of g...

An antique archaeological revival style gold fringe necklace by Carlo Giuliano circa 1880.

A wonderful Roman Revival bowl by E F Caldwell, one New York's most important historical design firm. The bowl has a raised frieze-like decoration around it's circumference, rosette...

Large oval shape archaeological-revival in high karat gold with five roman intaglio 1st century depicting two roman profile, wolf, lion and philosopher.

This chunky bracelet is made up from 6 oval camei carved in high relief out of toffee coloured lava in 1850/1860 ca. The six profile busts represent different beauties in the antique...

Set of four studies of archaeological excavations of the 18/19th in Nola and Sicily.

Once used by physicians and surgeons throughout the Roman Empire, these archaeological relics offer a rare glimpse into the sophistication of ancient medicine and the material cultur...

Once used by physicians and surgeons throughout the Roman Empire, these archaeological relics offer a rare glimpse into the sophistication of ancient medicine and the material cultur...

Once used by physicians and surgeons throughout the Roman Empire, these archaeological relics offer a rare glimpse into the sophistication of ancient medicine and the material cultur...

Once used by physicians and surgeons throughout the Roman Empire, these archaeological relics offer a rare glimpse into the sophistication of ancient medicine and the material cultur...

Once used by physicians and surgeons throughout the Roman Empire, these archaeological relics offer a rare glimpse into the sophistication of ancient medicine and the material cultur...

Dimensions overall: 2.5"W x 1.5"D x 3.25"H Materials: Ancient bronze bracelet with custom black steel museum mount Origin: Imperial Rome Era: Circa 100–300 AD Condition: Good conditi...

Dimensions: Vary slightly; Largest: 3"W x 1.5"D x 4"H; Medium 2.5"W x 1.5"D x 2.75"H; Small 2.25"W x 1.5"D x 3.25"H Materials: Ancient bronze bracelets with custom black steel museum...

Technique: Chromolithograph Maker: Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, Bibliographisches Institut, Leipzig, Germany, 1898 Keywords: Greek vases, Greek pottery, amphora, krater, stamnos, ...

Details Dimensions: 1"W × 1.25"D × 2.75"H overall (including mount) Materials: Ancient bronze signet ring, custom black steel museum mount Origin: Imperial Rome Era: Circa 200 AD Con...

The result is a jewel that balances archaeological inspiration with the romantic ornamentation characteristic of nineteenth-century revival jewelry

., Ancient West Mexico: Art and Archaeology of the Unknown Past, Chicago, 1998, p. 213, fig. 21.

The 19th century witnessed an unprecedented fascination with the natural world, fueled by the era's scientific breakthroughs, archaeological discoveries and global explorations. In p...

Reflecting the late Victorian fascination with archaeological discoveries and exotic revival styles, the brooch combines sculptural goldwork with an expressive carved gemstone center...

The compositions combine archaeological precision with the refined decorative elegance admired during the rise of European neoclassicism.

These torchères embody the fascination with Egyptian style furnishings that swept through Europe and America following Napoleon's Egyptian campaigns and the widespread archaeological...

This ring reflects the breadth of his vision, uniting archaeological inspiration, refined craftsmanship, and the organic elegance that defines his Art Nouveau oeuvre.

Mounted on a travertine pedestal, the sculpture embodies the timeless aesthetic sought after by Grand Tour travelers, combining archaeological inspiration with sophisticated decorati...

Details: Origin: Naples, Italy Foundry: Fonderia Giorgio Sommer Subject: Drunken Satyr Reclining on a Wineskin After: Roman original, Villa dei Papiri, Herculaneum Current Location o...

Portions of the fragment are intentionally left voided, reflecting archaeological conservation practices and emphasizing the authenticity of the ancient material.

Piranesi’s celebrated ability to merge archaeological accuracy with theatrical vision is evident throughout the composition, from the intricate architectural detailing to the lively ...

The composition reflects the Victorian fascination with classical antiquity and archaeological revival design, combining sculptural elegance with richly decorative goldsmithing.

A rare and highly decorative example of Grand Tour taste, combining sculptural presence with classical archaeological inspiration.

Following the decline of the Roman Empire in 476 AD, archaeological endeavors unearthed remarkable caches of Roman Glass, now finding new life in the public sphere, often reborn as e...

This revival often combined archaeological reference with contemporary kiln practice, resulting in pieces that intentionally evoke earlier forms while reflecting later production met...

This revival often combined archaeological reference with contemporary kiln practice, resulting in pieces that intentionally evoke earlier forms while reflecting later production met...

The inclusion of archaeological ruins and decorative bands adds visual rhythm and narrative interest, offering insight into both ceremonial and architectural aspects of Roman culture.

Widely employed in Greek coroplastic production, such figures could represent goddesses, votaries, priestesses, or idealised female types, depending upon their archaeological context...

The lamp belongs to a period shaped by Historicism, when renewed archaeological interest in antiquity and in particular the material culture of Pompeii fuelled a sustained fascinatio...

These developments are often reflected in the artistic production of the era, which displays both continuity with earlier traditions and the emergence of new aesthetic tendencies tha...

Following the decline of the Roman Empire in 476 AD, archaeological endeavors unearthed remarkable caches of Roman Glass, now finding new life in the public sphere, often reborn as e...

Now mounted on a later custom Lucite base, the fragment is presented as a modern objet d’art, allowing the historic carving to be appreciated as both archaeological remnant and sculp...

Miniature pottery vase, Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, acc. no. 34-30-40/355. Provenance With Pedros Kolokasides, Nicosia, Cyprus; Collection of Lotti Hohl, Switzerlan...

The full-length statue is preserved in the collection of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples with arms restored in the 1820s.