Roman Statues, Coins, and Mythological Figures from Brescia – Thesaurus Antiquitatum
Engraving of Roman statues, coins, and mythological figures from ancient Brixia (Brescia) from Thesaurus Italiae.
Engraving of Roman statues, coins, and mythological figures from ancient Brixia (Brescia) from Thesaurus Italiae.
Carroci of Cremona and PaduaEngraving from Thesaurus Antiquitatum et Historiarum Italiae (Leiden, 1704–1725), edited by Johann Georg Graevius and published
Allegories of the Liberal ArtsEngraving from Thesaurus Antiquitatum et Historiarum Italiae (Leiden, 1704–1725), edited by Johann Georg Graevius and published
Engraving from Thesaurus Antiquitatum et Historiarum Italiae showing Jupiter and allegorical figures.
Roman Funerary Inscriptions and MonumentsEngraving from Thesaurus Antiquitatum et Historiarum Italiae (Leiden, 1704–1725), edited by Johann Georg Graevius and published
Original woodblock print of ships on stormy seas, bold black-and-white relief carving with dramatic waves and clouds
Large Gien Rambouillet concave platter, 34.5 cm, hand-painted with hunting horn, rifle and gear.
Large Gien Rambouillet oval platter, 42 cm, hand-painted with stag in autumn foliage. France, 1960s–70s, excellent condition.
Three large Gien Rambouillet serving platters, 34.5 cm, hand-painted with stag and hunting trophies, France 1960s–70s, excellent condition.
Gien Rambouillet serving platter with hunting hound and accoutrements, France 1960s–70s, hand-painted faience, excellent condition.
et of six Gien Rambouillet dessert plates with hunting dogs: retriever, pointer, setter, spaniel, hound. France, 1960s–70s, excellent.
Collection of 8 Gien Rambouillet soup plates, 1950s–70s, hand-painted with hare, pheasant, mallard, partridge, and woodcock scenes.
Set of Eight Gien “Rambouillet” hunting-Decor Dinner Plates. Exceptional condition—no chips, cracks, or repairs. Authentic 1960s–early 1970s era pieces.
Antique 1792 needlework sampler with alphabets, crowns, floral motifs, moral verse, and signature “MS,” a fine example of Georgian schoolgirl work.
Antique 1844 needlework sampler by Mary Ann Robbins, with verse, animals, and floral motifs, worked at Sezincote, Gloucestershire.
Domenico Angelo, The School of Fencing (L’École des Armes) — later hand-coloured issue after the 1765 London edition.
This unique volume, The First of May: A Fairy Masque, is one of the great illustrated books by the Victorian
Sepik River Mwai spirit mask, Papua New Guinea, 20th century, with cowrie shell inlays, tusks, and painted decoration.
French School, late 19th century – Oil on paper laid on canvas A spirited and humorous theatre scene, painted in
Beautiful botanical engraving by Maria Sibylla Merian from Insects of Surinam: cotton plant with caterpillar, chrysalis, moth, and butterfly
Merian Plate 41 from Insects of Surinam: hand-colored engraving of sweet potato and heliconia with moths, butterfly, and leaf-footed bug.