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Item Ships From: San Diego
18th Century, Framed Fashion Engraving
Located in Vista, CA
18th Century framed fashion engraving. Gilding on frame is damaged (see picture).
Category

18th Century and Earlier French Antique San Diego - Wall Decorations

Materials

Giltwood, Glass

18th Century, Framed Fashion Engraving
18th Century, Framed Fashion Engraving

18th Century, Framed Fashion Engraving

19th Century Framed Hand-Colored Engraving of Antique Greek Figures
Located in Vista, CA
Framed hand-colored engraving of designs from antique Greek figures after Sir William Hamilton's collection originally drawn and engraved by Johaned Hein...
Category

Mid-19th Century European Antique San Diego - Wall Decorations

Materials

Glass, Wood

19th Century Framed Hand-Colored Engraving of Antique Greek Figures
19th Century Framed Hand-Colored Engraving of Antique Greek Figures

19th Century Framed Hand-Colored Engraving of Antique Greek Figures

Framed Regency Needlework Momento Mori
Located in Vista, CA
Regency needlework Momento Mori, first quarter 19th century, British, executed on a watercolor ground, depicting a churchyard with two mourners at a tomb,...
Category

Early 19th Century English Antique San Diego - Wall Decorations

Materials

Fabric

Framed Regency Needlework Momento Mori
Framed Regency Needlework Momento Mori

Framed Regency Needlework Momento Mori

Paris Porcelain Gilt Decorated Tiebacks
Located in Vista, CA
A set of four 19th century Paris porcelain gilt decorated tiebacks with grapeleaf decoration.
Category

19th Century French Antique San Diego - Wall Decorations

Materials

Porcelain

Paris Porcelain Gilt Decorated Tiebacks
Paris Porcelain Gilt Decorated Tiebacks

Paris Porcelain Gilt Decorated Tiebacks

Pair of Decorative Oils on Canvas
Located in Vista, CA
Continental School (19th century), a pair of decorative oils on canvas depicting various wildflowers in a landscape, 15" x 19". Both framed alike in original rope-molded giltwood frames...
Category

19th Century French Antique San Diego - Wall Decorations

Materials

Canvas

Pair of Decorative Oils on Canvas
Pair of Decorative Oils on Canvas

Pair of Decorative Oils on Canvas

Framed Watercolor Drawing of a Fountain
Located in Vista, CA
Framed watercolor drawing of a fountain in a Annecy town in France.
Category

Early 20th Century French San Diego - Wall Decorations

Materials

Watercolor

Framed Watercolor Drawing of a Fountain
Framed Watercolor Drawing of a Fountain

Framed Watercolor Drawing of a Fountain

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