20th Century Art Work "Matador" by Jan Van Naeltwijck Born in 1957

Splendid rosewood sideboard with four doors in Art Deco style, produced in the beginning of the 1930's. Research into similar products from the late 1920s and early 1930s has linked ...

20th century low table hand made in exotic wood in its original colour. Spain, circa 1990.

Bar stool by Thonet in very elegant typical shape and in great condition. Austria, circa 1910.

Exceptional writing desk with leather top, covered as a suitcase by Provasi factory. Never used in perfect condition. Italy, circa 1990.

One of the items from the series of several illustrations on different topics. The engraving is printed from a book. Presented graphic is closed in passe-partout and a wooden fr...

“FIFTY-FIFTY”A complete series of five original silkscreen prints in colours, 1962-1968 by Getulio Alviani, Italy (1939-2018), all signed by the artist & numbered 8 from an edition o...

One of the items from the series of several illustrations on different topics. The engraving is printed from a book. Presented graphic is closed in passe-partout and a wooden fr...

Jan van Galen – Heroic Dutch Admiral, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This exceptional 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Jan van Galen, a celebrated admiral of the Dutch Republic who played a pivotal role during the First Anglo-Dutch War. Born in 1604, Van Galen was known for his naval expertise and fearless leadership, most notably commanding the Dutch fleet in the Battle of Leghorn in 1653. Though victorious, he was mortally wounded in the battle and died shortly after, becoming a national hero remembered for his valor and service. In this striking portrait, Van Galen is shown in full 17th-century military attire, holding a commander's baton and wearing a sword. Maritime elements such as cannonballs, coiled rope, and a naval cannon surround him, emphasizing his connection to Dutch naval power. His confident stance and direct gaze reflect his authority and courage as a commander. The lithograph was drawn by Herman ten Kate, a Dutch artist well known for historical and military scenes, and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht. It showcases the fine detail and craftsmanship typical of high-quality 19th-century Dutch lithograph...