filter
 filter
Editorial Texas Zoo's Two-Headed Snake Returns After Two Year Injury Absence
Editorial EXCLUSIVE: 'I've spent over ?2,000 on a split tongue and whiskers ? people say it's EVIL but I love it'
Editorial EXCLUSIVE: 'I've spent over ?2,000 on a split tongue and whiskers ? people say it's EVIL but I love it'
Editorial EXCLUSIVE: 'I've spent over ?2,000 on a split tongue and whiskers ? people say it's EVIL but I love it'
Editorial In the Black Fantastic at Hayward Gallery photocall, Hayward Gallery, London, UK
Editorial Bowl in the Shape of Underwater Serpent with Upturned Neck and Coiled Tail. Mississippian; Arkansas, United States. Date: 1000-1400. Dimensions: 8.9 ? 19.7 cm (3 1/2 ? 7 3/4 in.). Ceramic. Origin: Arkansas.
Editorial Pedestal Bowl Depicting Bicephalic Footed Serpent with Headcrest. Cocl?; Possibly Los Santos province, Panama. Date: 700 AD-1100. Dimensions: 15.2 ? 29.2 cm (6 ? 11 1/2 in). Ceramic and pigment. Origin: Los Santos, Provincia de.
Editorial Salus and Serpent [reverse]. Dimensions: overall (diameter): 3.85 cm (1 1/2 in.) gross weight: 34.91 gr (0.077 lb.) axis: 6:00. Medium: bronze//Struck.
Editorial Wisdom Gazing at a Serpent [reverse]. Dated: c. 1500. Medium: bronze//Late cast.
Editorial Griffin and Serpent Fighting [reverse]. Dated: c. 1540. Medium: bronze.
Editorial Female Figure and Serpent [reverse]. Dated: c. 1490/1495. Medium: bronze//Rough cast, not contemporary.
Editorial Claire Danes seen on the set of The Essex Serpent in Maldon, Essex .
Editorial Coffeepot, Doccia Porcelain Factory, Italian, established 1735, hard paste porcelain, vitreous enamel, Pear form with sea serpent form spout and C-scroll handle. In predominantly manganese palette with blue accents. One side with a landscape scene with...
Editorial 'Tipsy Tavener', ivory, later silver-plated metal tines, Four tine fork with faceted shank. Handle formed as a fully modelled, carved ivory bearded man leaning to his right, clutching a drinking cup close to his side with his right hand and his belly w...
Editorial Serpent brooch with pendants, Cast and raised gold, cut garnets, turquoise cabochons (eyes of serpent), Ribbon-like brooch with three interwoven loops and three circular pendants hanging pendants with central oval garnet and small round garnets around ...
Editorial Griffin and Serpent Fighting [reverse]. Dated: c. 1540. Medium: bronze.
Editorial Female Figure and Serpent [reverse]. Dated: c. 1490/1495. Medium: bronze//Rough cast, not contemporary.
Editorial Salus and Serpent [reverse]. Dimensions: overall (diameter): 3.85 cm (1 1/2 in.) gross weight: 34.91 gr (0.077 lb.) axis: 6:00. Medium: bronze//Struck.
Editorial Wisdom Gazing at a Serpent [reverse]. Dated: c. 1500. Medium: bronze//Late cast.
Editorial Pseudo Francesco Antonio da Brescia, Apollo and the Serpent Python, Italian, Brescia, Pseudo Francesco Antonio da Brescia, 16th century, Italian, Brescia, Bronze, Diameter: 3 in. (7.6 cm), Medals and Plaquettes.
Editorial Bit Boss with Adam and Eve.
Editorial Base for a Statuette, 1470?80, South Netherlandish, Boxwood, Overall: 3 1/2 x 4 7/8 x 3 3/8 in. (8.9 x 12.4 x 8.6 cm), Sculpture-Miniature-Wood, The figures of Eve and the serpent are carved on either side of the Tree of Knowledge. The serpent has a wo...
Editorial s-Hertogenbosch, tool medal at the centenary of the rebuilding of the town hall, Silver Medal. Obverse: standing angel holds out a serpent in an extended right hand, in which the year is written within a circle, cut: year and signature. Reverse: standi...
Editorial Pedestal Bowl Depicting Bicephalic Footed Serpent with Headcrest. Cocl?; Possibly Los Santos province, Panama. Date: 700 AD-1100. Dimensions: 15.2 ? 29.2 cm (6 ? 11 1/2 in). Ceramic and pigment. Origin: Los Santos, Provincia de.
Editorial Bit Boss with Adam and Eve.
Editorial Pedestal Bowl Depicting Bicephalic Footed Serpent with Headcrest. Cocl?; Possibly Los Santos province, Panama. Date: 700 AD-1100. Dimensions: 15.2 ? 29.2 cm (6 ? 11 1/2 in). Ceramic and pigment. Origin: Los Santos, Provincia de.
Editorial Standing male flute player with a serpent around his shoulders.
Editorial Bowl in the Shape of Underwater Serpent with Upturned Neck and Coiled Tail. Mississippian; Arkansas, United States. Date: 1000-1400. Dimensions: 8.9 ? 19.7 cm (3 1/2 ? 7 3/4 in.). Ceramic. Origin: Arkansas.
Editorial Pedestal Bowl Depicting Bicephalic Footed Serpent with Headcrest. Cocl?; Possibly Los Santos province, Panama. Date: 700 AD-1100. Dimensions: 15.2 ? 29.2 cm (6 ? 11 1/2 in). Ceramic and pigment. Origin: Los Santos, Provincia de.
Editorial Standing male flute player with a serpent around his shoulders.
Editorial Bit Boss with Adam and Eve.
Editorial Vase in the form of a head of Acheloos.
Editorial Griffin and Serpent Fighting [reverse]. Dated: c. 1540. Medium: bronze.
Editorial Female Figure and Serpent [reverse]. Dated: c. 1490/1495. Medium: bronze//Rough cast, not contemporary.
Editorial Salus and Serpent [reverse]. Dimensions: overall (diameter): 3.85 cm (1 1/2 in.) gross weight: 34.91 gr (0.077 lb.) axis: 6:00. Medium: bronze//Struck.
Editorial Wisdom Gazing at a Serpent [reverse]. Dated: c. 1500. Medium: bronze//Late cast.
Editorial Griffin and Serpent Fighting [reverse]. Dated: c. 1540. Medium: bronze.
Editorial Salus and Serpent [reverse]. Dimensions: overall (diameter): 3.85 cm (1 1/2 in.) gross weight: 34.91 gr (0.077 lb.) axis: 6:00. Medium: bronze//Struck.
Editorial Wisdom Gazing at a Serpent [reverse]. Dated: c. 1500. Medium: bronze//Late cast.
Editorial Standing male flute player with a serpent around his shoulders.
Editorial Bit Boss with Adam and Eve.
Editorial Vase in the form of a head of Acheloos.
Editorial Sauceboat, ca. 1815, Made in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, American, Silver, 8 5/8 x 11 3/4 x 3 1/2 in. (21.9 x 29.8 x 8.9 cm); 33 oz. 4 dwt. (1032.7 g), Silver, Anthony Rasch (ca. 1778?1858), These commanding sauceboats, fashioned in the ...
Editorial Base for a Statuette, 1470?80, South Netherlandish, Boxwood, Overall: 3 1/2 x 4 7/8 x 3 3/8 in. (8.9 x 12.4 x 8.6 cm), Sculpture-Miniature-Wood, The figures of Eve and the serpent are carved on either side of the Tree of Knowledge. The serpent has a wo...