A set of 3 early 20th century antique medieval style decorative shields originating from France. Made from tin, this splendid trio would make for highly decorative wall decor in a home, or perhaps a historic castle! Dating back to 1900, their simple yet impressive design is an ode to French history, and the battles that
This antique framed tile panel depicting a cat in landscape sourced from the estate of Dame Barbara Mary Quant is quite the find. Displayed in a frame, the tiles form a stunning artwork piece, looking wonderful hung on the wall of period and contemporary properties alike. Dating to circa 1800, these are excellent examples of
This antique framed tile panel depicting a bird in a decorative cage, sourced from the estate of Dame Barbara Mary Quant, is quite the find. Displayed in a frame, the tiles make a beautiful artwork piece, looking wonderful hung on the wall of period and contemporary properties alike. Dating to circa 1800, this is an
A pair of interesting ancient Greek style statuary marble relics or wall plaques, depicting a serpent and dove in relief. Thought to be of Greek or Italian origin, these antique wall plaques have an ancient look and feel, with wear and discolouration that offers a glimpse into their history. Perhaps they were once collector’s items,
A pair of antique late 19th century Victorian cast iron wall brackets with finely cast elements, suitable for interior or exterior use. The intricate scrolling foliage design showcases fine metalwork, making these a stunning pair for use as supporting brackets in a period property, perhaps for a balcony or console. Their nicely weathered finish only
A set of unusual reclaimed hand painted cupboard doors, depicting a maritime scene. Finely painted, these 20th century cupboard doors have stood the test of time, with the subject beautifully captured. Two masted ships and a rowing boat are seen pushing through the detailed waves. The outer frame displays an almost rope-like pattern. An impressive
A collection of 9 vintage cinema projection reels or spools. Dating to circa 1920, these traditional English cinema reels have an even surface rust finish making for a stylish vintage decor in an industrial or rustic interior; they could even form part of a small or large collection. The set could be displayed as pictured
An antique English wrought iron panel baring the monogram DC. This exquisite sign has a scrolling handcrafted design; applied swags and floral embellishments are complimented by its simple yet elegant black and gold colour scheme. Its scale only adds to its overall impressive look and truly shows the craftsmanship of the blacksmith by which it
A striking large scale pair of bookmatched breccia marble wall decor panels. These natural cuts of marble are detailed with unique veins and markings throughout that make for spectacular pieces of abstract wall art. Though there is no subject, each marble plaque draws the eye, creating a visual illusion. What do you see? We are
A pair of antique 20th century French decorative shields. Made from tin, this splendid pair would make for highly decorative new wall hangings in a home, or perhaps castle. Dating back to 1900, they depict the styles of Victorian and medieval. Their simple yet impressive design is an ode to French history, and the battles
A large antique neoclassical style oval plaster wall plaque. Dating back to circa 1950, this decorative piece has kept its original handcrafted details. It depicts an allegorical and mythological scene. The large male figure is Bacchus, a God associated with wine and intoxication. His body is covered in a drape while he holds a thyrsus,
A collection of Greek style plaster frieze models circa 1820, later framed with glass to the front. Likely once part of a larger sequence, the plaster fragments are highlighted with black paint and depict Greek cavalry similar to that detailed on the famous 6th century BC Parthenon Frieze. The Parthenon Frieze Believed to date from
A pair of Victorian cast iron decorative roundels. Dating back to circa 1850, these roundels were traditionally used as decorative air vents. Their unusual floral design would look impressive hung on display in a rustic country property. Alternatively, this pair could be used outdoors; either set into a wall or garden or set into a
An antique carved oak French decorative wall panel with a green baize backdrop dating from circa 1850. An unusual piece, this antique wall sculpture depicts a high relief, still life type scene exceptionally carved into wood. At the centre is an urn shaped watering can with laurel garland. Beside it are two doves in a
A large and elaborate French rococo style parcel gilt oval wall mirror circa 1900. This striking mirror is an eye-catching feature for an interior wall, extravagantly carved in walnut with scrolling foliage, acanthus crest and parcel gilded in a vibrant gold hue. Perfect for homes inspired by baroque and louis styling.
Set of three neoclassical style plaster plaques depicting classical scenes. The first plaque shows an elegant urn, while the second is a wolf pack surrounding an impressive tree. The third shows two sweet cherubs or putti surrounded by doting sheep, a leaping deer, and a watchful dog, while more merry putti dance in the background.
An elaborately decorated large carved, gilded French pier mirror circa 1870. This statement antique wall mirror has a French trumeau look, featuring an arched bevelled glass mirror below a deeply carved gilt urn in high relief flanked by floral garlands. The walnut frame has a painted polychrome finish, highlighting the striking gold hue of the
A signed and dated early 20th century antique framed picture depicting Catedral de Sevilla (Seville Cathedral), Spain made from cork. Exquisitely made, this framed artwork piece dates from 1912 and depicts a scenic view of La Giralda, the cathedral’s gothic and baroque bell tower, from a road lined with trees. It is cleverly handmade using
A striking large scale pair of bookmatched breccia marble wall decor panels. These natural cuts of marble are detailed with unique veins and markings throughout that make for spectacular pieces of abstract wall art. Though there is no subject, each marble plaque draws the eye, creating a visual illusion. What do you see? We are
This late 19th century Dutch Royal family coat of arms depicts the crest of King William III of the Netherlands and Queen Emma of Waldeck and Pyrmont. William III was King of the Netherlands from 1849 until 1890 and married his second wife, Emma of Waldeck and Pyrmont, in 1879. Circa 1880, this antique coat