Art and Antiques: architectural

These models were made by pupils of the Compagnonnage. Societies of journeyman in certain craft trades in France. The compagnonnages traced their...

Rare ARCHITECTURAL PRESSED TORTOISESHELL TEA CADDY. With pagoda top & superb pressed Tortoiseshell Architectural bombe shaped sides. Panels separat...

Born in Brno, Czechoslovakia and studied in Vienna. She later moved to London in 1939 where she held her first one-man show at the Brod Gallery. ...

Harold Oakley studied at the Slade and worked as an illustrator and poster designer in the 1920s.

These models were made by pupils of the Compagnonnage. Societies of journeyman in certain craft trades in France. The compagnonnages traced their...

A lovely pair of Travertine architectural Lion Heads, these where used as ouside wall decoration. Beautifully carved.

The cabinets are of grained pine, with castellated cornice, pedimented roof and spear finials above a glazed front flanked by columns, each with th...

A pair of pin pricked and watercolour pictures of stage performers, continental circa 1800, within period gold lacquered silver leafed ripple molde...

A pair of pin pricked and watercolour pictures of stage performers, one a minstrel the other in exotic Turkish costume, within period gold lacquere...

Very decorative big 18th. century Italian mirror in a guilded wood carved frame.

An unusual ceylonese ebony and specimen wood table with octagonal top and wonderfully carved base.

A pair of spelter candlesticks modelled as characters from the Italian Theatre. French circa 1870. Base dia 4.75 in x h.9.25 in

Mathias Werthmeister (Flourished 1870) This oil on canvas painting in its original frame was painted by the highly skilled but largely unkno...

Blue John fluorite is found on Treak Cliff near the village of Castleton, a few miles from Tideswell. It is typically found in veins about 3 inches...

A 17th. Century White Marble Bust of Hermes. Hermes (pronounced /ˈhɜrmiːz/; Greek Ἑρμῆς)is the great messenger of the gods in Greek myth...

Weathered Painted Wood and Zinc