Engraved Furniture

Antique engraving of Windsor Castle on the Thames, Berkshire, Tombleson, c.1832–1834 This distinguished antique engraving presents one of the most celebrated views of the River Tham...

Pair Chinoiserie Porcelain Celadon Green Ceramic Temple Jar Table Lamps. These very important oversized classic temple jar lamps were made of porcelain in China during the 20th cent...

French Neoclassical Architecture Engravings Set, Château d’Écouen, 1803 Description: This elegant set of three early 19th-century architectural engravings originates from the rare French publication Paris et ses Monuments, mesurés, dessinés et gravés, created by architect and engraver Louis-Pierre Baltard and published in Paris in 1803 during the Napoleonic era. Baltard’s monumental work was dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte and represents one of the earliest systematic visual surveys of Parisian monuments and important historic architecture in the region. The engravings document architectural elements of the historic Château d’Écouen, one of the most important Renaissance châteaux in France. Built in the sixteenth century for the powerful Montmorency family, the château became a celebrated architectural landmark and today houses the Musée National de la Renaissance. Baltard’s publication sought to record such monuments with scientific precision through measured drawings and carefully executed copperplate engravings. The present group illustrates three different architectural studies connected to the château. One plate depicts a refined classical façade featuring Corinthian columns, sculptural niches, and richly ornamented entablatures typical of French Renaissance architecture interpreted through a neoclassical lens. Another engraving presents an evocative study of sculptural fragments and decorative architectural elements, arranged in a picturesque composition that highlights carved capitals, ornamental friezes, and architectural stonework. The third plate shows a highly detailed elevation of the master altar from the château chapel, revealing the elaborate sculptural program and architectural framing that characterized ceremonial interiors of the period. Baltard’s engravings are notable for their crisp architectural linework and balanced compositions. Fine copperplate engraving allows intricate decorative details to be rendered with remarkable clarity, while subtle cross-hatching creates depth and tonal richness. Together the three plates form a visually balanced architectural ensemble combining structural design, decorative ornament, and historical documentation. Architectural engravings from Paris et ses Monuments*are increasingly sought after by collectors, architects, and interior designers. Their refined neoclassical aesthetic and graphic clarity make them particularly appealing for sophisticated interiors such as libraries, studies, galleries, or contemporary spaces seeking a strong architectural accent. The original antique engravings are offered unframed, allowing flexibility to select frames that best suit the intended interior. Condition report: Very good condition for early nineteenth-century engravings. Printed on laid paper with wide margins. Light age toning and occasional small spotting consistent with age. The engraved impressions remain sharp and well preserved. Framing tips: These engravings display beautifully as a coordinated wall set. Dark walnut or black frames with generous ivory mats create a classic museum-style presentation that highlights the crisp architectural linework. For contemporary interiors, thin black gallery frames with wide mats offer a refined and modern look. Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: Louis-Pierre Baltard, Paris, 1803 Keywords: antique architectural engravings, baltard paris monuments 1803, chateau d'ecouen engravings, french neoclassical architecture prints...

World According to Herodotus – Antique Classical World Map, Wilkinson 1819 Description: This fascinating antique map titled The World According to the Idea of Herodotus presents a r...

Lovely custom framed 19th century botanical engravings from "Sowerby's English Botany, or, Coloured Figures of British Plants". Sowerby was a famous English naturalist, illustrator a...

This exquisite and highly unusual Judaica object is a rotating Jerusalem seal, crafted circa the early 1900s, combining fine silverwork with a richly hued ruby-colored stone. Ingenio...

Hancock House Boston Antique Engraving American Revolution c1830 Description: A finely detailed early 19th-century steel engraving depicting the historic Hancock House in Boston, on...

St Paul’s Broadway New York Antique Engraving Meyer c1850 Description: A finely engraved mid-19th-century view of St. Paul’s Chapel on Broadway, New York, published by the German fi...

Catskill Mountain House Antique Engraving, New York View c1830 Description: A finely engraved early 19th-century view of the celebrated Catskill Mountain House in New York, one of t...

Juniata Alleghany Mountains Antique Engraving, Pennsylvania View, c.1830 Description: A finely detailed early 19th-century steel engraving depicting the “Head Waters of the Juniata,...

Monte Video Residence Antique Engraving, Connecticut View, c.1830 Description: A finely executed early 19th-century steel engraving depicting “Monte Video, the Residence of D. Wadsw...

Niagara Falls Antique Engraving, Thomas Cole Landscape, 1831 Description: A refined and atmospheric early 19th-century view of Niagara Falls, engraved after a composition by the cel...

Passaic Falls Antique Engraving, New Jersey Landscape, c.1830 Description: A finely detailed early 19th-century steel engraving depicting the source of the Passaic Falls in New Jers...

Sphinx of Giza, Antique Egypt Engraving by Norden & Tuscher, 1755 Description This striking engraving presents one of the earliest and most influential European depictions of th...

Mid-century large bronze lantern pendant, Louis XV style. It has 5 cut glass panels with a cut star motif and beautifully decorated bronze. The lantern is in very good condition, ...

Jean-Luc Le Mounier believes that a project is only truly successful when his audience is able to explain to him what “it feels like to see [the] work and not the other way around.” ...

French Putti Motif Ormolu-Mounted Chinese Celadon Vase, Now as a Lamp A graceful 19th-century Chinese celadon-glazed porcelain vase, later mounted in France with finely cast gilt br...

The colored wax sculpture depicts the nativity with St. Joseph, Our Lady and the child in the foreground, flanked by an angel bowed in adoration. The background is enhanced by the pr...

Sterling Silver Bust of Winston Churchill (London, 1969) Material: Sterling Silver (.925) Dimensions: 3 inches (7.6 cm) height × 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) width Weight: 488 grams (unweight...

Decorative Map of Manchester and Environs, Victorian Industrial Lancashire Map, 1885 Description: This finely detailed Victorian map titled “Map of the...

Vintage French Copper & Brass Champagne Bucket Stamped “Made in France” 10 in. W (handle to handle) x 8 in. diameter x 8 in. H A classic mid-20th-century French hotel champagne buck...

Early Christian World Biblical Map — Travels of the Apostles, Antique, 1798 This finely engraved and delicately hand-colored biblical map titled “The Countries Travelled by the Apos...

Of the most decorative and modern pieces by the designer, Argentine architect Alberto Churba. Alberto Churba Konex Platinum Award 1982: Design He was born on 08/02/1932. Konex Platinum Award 1982. Professor of Drawing and Painting, graduated from the National School of Fine Arts (1954). In 1960 he created the Churba Studio (CH-Center of Art and Design), specialized in the design of furniture, textiles, carpets and glass. His works were exhibited in important galleries, museums and institutions dedicated to national and international art, including the Cinta 5 armchair exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A, England) and at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA, USA. ). Among other works, he designed upholstery textiles and beach canvases...

Set of 2 antique botany prints. It shows the Hollow-Rooted Fumitory and Solid-Rooted Fumitory. These prints originate from 'The Botanical Magazine; or Flower-Garden Displayed (..)' b...

South America – Enlightenment Map by Rigobert Bonne, c.1780 This finely engraved late-18th-century map depicts the entire continent of South America, titled Amérique Méridionale, engraved circa 1780 by Rigobert Bonne, one of the most influential figures of Enlightenment-era French cartography. The map presents a coherent scientific view of South America from the Caribbean coast to Tierra del Fuego, encompassing Brazil, Peru, Chile, the Río de la Plata region, and the interior of the Amazon basin. The map is offered unframed, enabling custom framing to personal or interior preferences. Bonne served as Ingénieur-Hydrographe de la Marine and chief cartographer at the Dépôt de la Marine in Paris, where he succeeded Jacques-Nicolas Bellin. His work marked a decisive transition toward rational, measurement-based cartography, emphasizing clarity, standardized projection, and the careful synthesis of contemporary geographic intelligence. This map belongs to his mature period and exemplifies the restrained elegance and precision that made his work so influential throughout Europe. The geography is rendered with notable clarity. Major river systems such as the Amazon, Orinoco, Paraná, Paraguay, and Uruguay are clearly delineated, structuring the vast interior of the continent. Coastal outlines along both the Atlantic and Pacific are crisply engraved, while colonial cities, Indigenous regions, mountain ranges, and political divisions reflect late-18th-century European understanding of South America’s complex geography. The Equator and Tropic of Capricorn are marked, underscoring the scientific intent of the map. Visually, the map combines density of information with a calm, architectural balance. Its tall vertical format, fine line engraving, and generous margins give it strong decorative appeal when framed. It works equally well as a scholarly centerpiece in a library or study and as a refined statement piece in a contemporary interior. Collectors value Bonne’s South America maps for their intellectual authority, clarity, and understated beauty. Condition report: Good antique condition. Light age toning and minor handling wear consistent with 18th-century copperplate engraving. Original centerfold as issued. Clean impression with strong legibility; margins ample for framing. Framing tips: Best framed in dark walnut or ebonized wood with a generous ivory or warm off-white mat. Museum glass recommended to enhance contrast and protect the engraving. Particularly effective as a tall vertical focal piece. SEO keywords: South America antique map, Amérique Méridionale map, 18th century South America map, Brazil antique map, Amazon River map, Orinoco River map, Rio de la Plata map, Peru antique map, Chile antique...

Plan of Glasgow – Large Scale Victorian City Map, George W. Bacon, Ordnance Atlas, 1885 This finely engraved large-scale plan of Glasgow was published in 1885 by the London cartographer George W. Bacon as part of the New Large Scale Ordnance Atlas of the British Isles with Plans of Towns. Based on Ordnance and actual surveys, the map captures Glasgow during a period of remarkable industrial growth, presenting a detailed and historically significant overview of Scotland’s largest city at the height of the Victorian era. The map reveals Glasgow’s dense urban structure with exceptional clarity, showing streets, railway lines, industrial facilities, public buildings, and residential districts laid out across both sides of the River Clyde. The river forms the central visual axis of the composition, illustrating the city’s dependence on maritime trade, shipbuilding, and heavy industry. Extensive railway infrastructure and goods yards highlight Glasgow’s role as a major transport hub, connecting industry, docks, and expanding suburbs. Bacon’s careful engraving provides fine detail while maintaining visual balance. Subtle original colouring distinguishes administrative wards and districts, creating a visually engaging patchwork across the urban landscape. Important public spaces and parks appear in soft green tones, contrasting with the dense architectural fabric of the city centre. The map’s wide panoramic format captures the sweeping urban expansion of Glasgow, including residential developments and industrial zones that reflect the city’s economic strength during the nineteenth century. As both a historical document and decorative artwork, this map appeals to collectors of Scottish history, industrial-era cartography, and architectural urban plans. Its broad horizontal layout makes it particularly suitable for display in contemporary interiors, studies, or offices, where the intricate pattern of streets and infrastructure creates a strong graphic presence. Condition report: Very good condition for its age, with light age toning typical of nineteenth-century atlas sheets. A central fold, as issued, may be visible. Minor handling marks or faint marginal wear may be present. The engraving remains crisp with attractive original colouring. Please review images for detailed condition. Framing tips: The map is offered unframed, allowing flexibility to select a frame that best suits the intended interior. A dark walnut or black frame paired with an ivory mat enhances the antique tones, while a minimalist contemporary frame highlights the graphic quality of the city plan. Technique: Engraving with original hand colouring Maker: George W. Bacon, London, 1885 SEO keyword block: Glasgow antique map, Plan of Glasgow 1885, George W Bacon city plan, Ordnance Atlas Glasgow, River Clyde historical map, Victorian Glasgow city plan, Scotland industrial revolution map, Clyde shipbuilding history, Glasgow railway network map, Glasgow Green, Anderston, Govan, Tradeston, Bridgeton, Parkhead, Kelvingrove area historic map, Scottish urban planning Victorian era, nineteenth century Scotland city atlas plate, decorative antique Glasgow map, historic Glasgow street plan, British Isles town plan atlas, maritime industrial city Scotland map.

LEMIE - COLUMBUS COLLECTION - Vintage brass and leather keychain / key holder - featuring a solid brass fob with decorative engraved details to both the front and back - leather embo...

This antique print, titled "Cardamomum majus arborescens," illustrates the Cardamom plant, known for its aromatic seeds, which are commonly used as a spice in both culinary and medic...

Antique Fig Botanical Print, Ficus Carica, Hand Colored, c.1831 This decorative botanical engraving illustrates Ficus Carica, the fig tree, including leaves and fruit in various sta...

This bait fishing reel was made by Pflueger of the United States in the period and style of the Art Deco era. The reel is plated with nickel silver and intricately engraved with jewe...

English Silver-Plated Classical Claret Jug by JG & Sons (James Dixon & Sons), Late 19th Century This imposing English silver-plated claret jug exemplifies the richly histori...

New Testament Title Page Engraving, Dutch Baroque, Circa 1700 This richly engraved allegorical title page introduces a Dutch edition of the New Testament, published in Amsterdam aro...

A striking and atmospheric late 19th-century maritime engraving depicting a harbor at dawn, animated by a dense network of masts and rigging set against a luminous, tonally rich sky....

Our latest creation, the K-OVER champagne coupe glasses with diamond-cut silver stems, represents the perfect fusion of elegance and practicality. This exquisite set of 4 glasses inc...

Antique Allspice Botanical Print, Myrtus Pimenta, Hand Colored, c.1831 This finely rendered botanical engraving depicts Myrtus Pimenta, commonly known as allspice or pimento, a spic...

Antique Oxford Botanic Garden Engraving – Oxford Almanack, Benjamin Green, 1820 This finely engraved 18th-century architectural view depicts the Oxford Physic Garden, today known as...

Orientalist India Engraving – Muslim at Prayer, Daniell & Cochran c.1836 Description: A refined and evocative mid-19th-century steel engraving titled ...

Napoleon’s Louvre Director Vivant Denon – French Empire Portrait Engraving, circa 1820 Description: A refined and elegant engraved portrait of Dominique Vivant Denon (1747–1825), wi...

Roman Chariot Relief and Imperial Allegories – Montfaucon Engraving, 1721 DESCRIPTION Large classical engraving illustrating Roman relief sculpture with chariot imagery and imperial...

Entry of French Troops into Livorno 1796 – Napoleonic Era Port Scene, 1808 Description: A richly detailed hand-colored engraving depicting the Entry of French Troops into Livorno (L...

Entry of French Troops into Turin 1798 – Napoleonic Era Engraving, 1808 Description: A finely detailed hand-colored engraving depicting the Entry of French Troops into Turin, dated ...

Proclamation of the Roman Republic 1798 – Napoleonic Era Engraving Description: A finely detailed hand-colored engraving depicting the Proclamation of the Roman Republic, dated 27 P...

Plan of Dublin – Large Scale Victorian City Map, George W. Bacon, Ordnance Atlas, 1885 This finely engraved large-scale plan of Dublin was published in 1885 by the London cartograph...

Antique Map of Biblical Palestine – Holy Land & Jerusalem Insets, c.1818 Elegant antique map depicting Palestine as understood in classical and biblical antiquity, extending from Phoenicia and Galilee through Judea to Egypt and Arabia Petraea. The map presents the Holy Land with remarkable density, showing ancient cities, regions, rivers, roads, and topography engraved in fine line and enhanced with subtle original outline color. The composition is visually refined and architecturally balanced, centered on the vertical sweep of the Levantine coastline. Insets illustrate the Twelve Tribes of Israel Jerusalem, and additional regional details, lending the sheet strong narrative depth while maintaining a calm, parchment-toned elegance well suited to contemporary interiors. The map is based on the authoritative work of Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d’Anville, whose historical reconstructions reshaped Enlightenment cartography. D’Anville rejected speculative geography in favor of critical analysis of biblical texts, classical sources, itineraries, and geographic evidence, producing maps valued for clarity, proportion, and scholarly rigor. This example is the English edition published in London by Laurie & Whittle, issued circa 1818 and bound in the atlas A Complete Body of Ancient Geography. Produced during the neoclassical period, the restrained engraving and balanced palette align seamlessly with modern interior design while retaining strong historical presence. The neutral parchment tone, crisp engraving, and meaningful subject matter make this map particularly effective as wall art in libraries, studies, contemplative spaces, and hospitality interiors. It pairs beautifully with companion maps of Asia Minor, the Roman East, and the Ancient World from the same series. A timeless and highly decorative representation of the Holy Land, combining biblical significance with refined aesthetic appeal. Condition report: Good antique condition with light, even toning and gentle age-related wear. Original outline color remains clear and balanced. Central fold as issued. No major tears, losses, or repairs observed. Framing tips: Best presented in a dark walnut, blackened oak, or ebonized frame with a wide ivory or soft parchment mat. Museum or UV glass recommended. Particularly striking when framed as part of a classical or biblical map grouping. Technique: Engraving with original outline color Maker: Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d’Anville (after), published by Laurie & Whittle, London, circa 1818 Keywords: antique palestine map, holy land antique map, biblical map, map of israel antiquity, jerusalem antique map, twelve tribes map, ancient judea map, roman palestine map, classical levant map, antique engraved map, d’anville map, laurie and whittle, 19th century map, ancient israel map, sacred geography map, biblical wall art, religious wall decor, neoclassical wall art, antique map wall decor, interior designer wall art, library wall decor, study wall art, contemplative decor, museum style decor, parchment toned art, neutral wall art, scholarly antique map, collectible antique map, framed antique map...

Antique print titled 'Manege, le Galop uni à gauche et le Galop faux à gauche. Copper engraving of horse riding: United Gallop on Left Lead, and Disunited Gallop on Left Lead. Origi...

Antique map titled 'Royaume de Congo'. Map of Gabon, the Congo and Angola from Cape Lopez and Sao Tomé to approximately the border with present-day Namibia. The map is fully engrav...

RODEN BROTHERS - Fine quality rare Edwardian antique sterling silver grooming set - heavy weight - featuring engraved and chased over-all scrolling...

Antique Map of Ancient Greece – Classical Balkans & Aegean, Engraving c.1818 Elegant antique map depicting ancient Greece and the classical Balkans, extending from Epirus and Macedo...

Antique Map of Ancient Britain – Roman England, Wales & Scotland, c.1818 Elegant antique map depicting ancient Britain under Roman rule, covering England, Wales, southern Scotland, and the adjacent coastlines of Ireland and the North Sea. The map presents Roman provinces, tribal regions, cities, roads, rivers, and coastlines in fine engraved detail, highlighted with subtle original outline color. The composition is calm yet visually engaging, with the island form of Britain clearly articulated and balanced across the sheet. Latin place names, tribal territories, and Roman administrative divisions give the map strong historical depth, while the restrained engraving and warm parchment tone create a refined, architectural presence ideally suited to modern interiors. The map is based on the work of Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d’Anville, whose reconstructions of the ancient world established the foundations of modern historical cartography. D’Anville rejected speculative geography in favor of critical analysis of Roman itineraries, classical texts, and geographic evidence, producing maps valued for accuracy, clarity, and enduring scholarly authority. This example is the English edition published in London by Laurie & Whittle, issued circa 1818 and bound in the atlas A Complete Body of Ancient Geography. Produced during the neoclassical period, the map reflects early nineteenth-century taste for balance, order, and historical precision. The neutral palette, crisp engraving, and generous margins make this map particularly effective as wall art in libraries, studies, boardrooms, and hospitality interiors. It pairs beautifully with companion maps of Roman Gaul, Italy, and the Roman World from the same series. A timeless and highly decorative representation of Roman Britain, combining classical scholarship with strong interior presence. Condition report: Good antique condition with light, even toning and gentle age-related wear consistent with age. Original outline color remains clear and balanced. Central fold as issued. No major tears, losses, or repairs observed. Framing tips: Best presented in a dark walnut, blackened oak, or ebonized frame with a wide ivory or soft parchment mat. Museum or UV glass recommended. Particularly effective when displayed as part of a Roman Europe or classical map grouping. Technique: Engraving with original outline color Maker: Jean-Baptiste Bourguignon d’Anville (after), published by Laurie & Whittle, London, circa 1818 Keywords: antique britain map, ancient britain map, roman britain map, britanniae antiquae, antique england map, roman england map, ancient scotland map, roman scotland map, ancient wales map, roman wales map, antique engraved map, d’anville map, laurie and whittle, 19th century map, roman provinces map, classical antiquity map, british roman history decor, neoclassical wall art, antique map wall decor, interior designer wall art, library wall decor, study wall art, museum style decor, parchment toned art, neutral wall art, scholarly antique map, collectible antique map, framed antique map...

Bird’s-Eye View of Basel from Braun & Hogenberg’s "Civitates Orbis Terrarum" (Circa 1572-1617) This highly detailed map of Basel is a bird's-eye view, originally based on Sebastian Münster’s map...

This remarkable late Victorian hand blown glass vase was manufactured in Stourbridge circa 1890 and most likely at the Webbs Factory. It is very finely wheel engraved with a deeply ...

St Mary’s Church, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk – Antique Engraving, 1779 Description: This finely executed 18th-century copperplate engraving depicts St Mary’s Church in Bury St Edmunds...

Antique Coffee Botanical Print, Coffea Arabica, Hand Colored, c.1831 This outstanding botanical engraving depicts Coffea Arabica, the coffee plant, shown with characteristic foliage...

Antique Map Set of India, Two Sheets from Black’s General Atlas, Bartholomew 1884 This detailed two-sheet map of India was published in the New and Revised Edition of Black’s General Atlas of the World, issued in Edinburgh in 1884 by the well-known Scottish publishing house A. & C. Black. When placed together, the two maps form a comprehensive representation of the Indian subcontinent during the late nineteenth century, a period when British India dominated much of South Asia. The maps were prepared under the direction of the celebrated cartographer John Bartholomew, whose work helped define the high standards of Victorian atlas production. Bartholomew’s maps were admired for their clarity, accuracy, and refined engraving, combining scientific geographic information with a visually elegant presentation. His work for Black’s atlases became widely respected across Europe and the British Empire and remains highly collectible today. The first sheet illustrates the northern regions of the subcontinent, including the Punjab, Kashmir, Afghanistan frontier, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. The immense Himalayan mountain system is rendered with fine engraved relief, while the plains of northern India reveal an intricate network of rivers, cities, and administrative divisions. Provincial boundaries and political regions are clearly delineated using printed color typical of late nineteenth-century atlas cartography. The second sheet depicts southern India and the Deccan Plateau, extending to the southern tip of the peninsula and including the island of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka. Major cities such as Bombay, Madras, and Calcutta appear prominently, while countless smaller towns, railways, and rivers are engraved throughout the landscape. The surrounding waters of the Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and Indian Ocean are clearly marked, and the map also includes offshore island groups such as the Laccadive Islands and the Andaman Islands. Because the maps originate from a major nineteenth-century atlas, the engraving is crisp and densely detailed, containing thousands of place names that document the administrative and geographic structure of British India at the time. Together the two sheets create an impressive large-scale cartographic view of the Indian subcontinent, making the set both historically significant and visually striking. These maps are ideal for collectors of antique cartography, historians of the British Empire, or interior designers seeking a dramatic geographic statement for a study, office, or library wall. It is not a modern reproduction. Any presentation images showing the prints framed are for visual inspiration only. The maps are supplied unframed. Condition: Very good antique condition. Light age toning and minor handling wear consistent with age. Original center folds visible as issued in the atlas. Small tears at the lower split. The paper remains strong and the printed colors remain clear and attractive. Framing tips: The two sheets frame beautifully as a vertical pair or as a stacked presentation showing the full subcontinent. A generous ivory or museum-white mat combined with a dark walnut or ebonized frame creates a refined and classic presentation suitable for libraries, offices, or sophisticated interiors. Technique: engraving with printed color Maker: J. Bartholomew for A. & C. Black, Edinburgh, 1884 Keywords: India, antique map India, India map 1884, British India map, Bartholomew map India, Black’s General Atlas, India atlas map, Victorian map India, historical map India, South Asia map, Indian subcontinent map, Himalaya map, Punjab, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet, Delhi, Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Hyderabad, Mysore, Bangalore, Nagpur, Agra, Lucknow, Ceylon, Sri Lanka, Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, Andaman Islands, Laccadive Islands, Deccan Plateau, British Empire map...

Pastoral Landscape from Virgil’s Eclogues — Samuel Palmer Heliogravure, 1883 Description: This delicate 19th-century heliogravure titled Eclogue III was created after the English ar...

20th Century Viennese bronze cat pincushion Pincushion showing a cat with bristly hair Viennese bronze with red velvet, figure of the Ea...

Italian Grand Tour Bronze “Porcellino” Boar After Pietro Tacca, Florence, Late 19th Century A finely cast Italian Grand Tour bronze reduction of the celebrated Florentine “Porcellino,” after the 17th-century model by Pietro Tacca, itself inspired by an ancient Roman copy of a Hellenistic Greek boar. This cabinet-scale sculpture captures the animal in a poised, alert stance, its head lowered and body subtly tensed, conveying both naturalism and latent energy. The surface is richly worked with deeply chased, rhythmic striations to suggest the boar’s coarse hide, highlighted by warm golden undertones and areas of natural verdigris, enhancing depth and visual movement. The figure rests on an integral naturalistic plinth, echoing the marshy base of the Florentine original...

The Skateroom x Jenny Holzer One skateboard deck Solid marble with engraving 31 x 8 inches Limited Edition of 25, unnumbered Hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity included SHIPPI...

A Decorative North African Silver Torah Pointer made in Morocco in the Early 20th Century. Generally, antique Torah pointers have a specific scr...

Northumberland Pennsylvania – Antique Susquehanna River Bridge Engraving Description: This elegant mid-19th century steel engraving presents a p...