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Editorial Chatelaine plate, Merovingian, 7th century. Copper-alloy plate, originally tinned to resemble silver. When viewed vertically, the openwork design gives the impression of a stick figure between two other figures. The paired figures have birds' heads, an...
Editorial Chatelaine. Emmor Jefferis; American, 1804-1892; Wilmington, Delaware. Date: 1825-1835. Dimensions: 6.4 ? 3.2 ? 3.2 cm (2 1/2 ? 1 1/4 ? 1 1/4 in.). Silver. Origin: Wilmington.
Editorial Fisherman's hut with family in Lapland by J.F. Hockert, 1862, swedish painter; sweden; scandinavia; lapp interior; arctic region; fisherman; pretty wife; swedish settlers; laplanders;young couple; conical headdress; bag; worsted balls; chatelaine; hous...
Editorial Lapel watch, Paulding Farnham, American, b. 1859, Gold, enamel, diamonds, Chatelaine watch forms the core of a wild rose, the stem and foliage of which are composed of enameled gold, studded with diamonds., - Bar pin with three leaves, encrusted with s...
Editorial Chatelaine chain, Silver, Flat links of six paired openings, alternate with round links in threes, holding flat ones continuously. Both ends of chain are secured to a ring., India, mid-19th century, jewelry, Decorative Arts, Chatelaine chain.
Editorial Fisherman's hut with family in Lapland by J.F. Hockert, 1862, swedish painter; sweden; scandinavia; lapp interior; arctic region; fisherman; pretty wife; swedish settlers; laplanders;young couple; conical headdress; bag; worsted balls; chatelaine; hous...
Editorial Model for a decorative element of a chatelaine. The plate-driven model for a mold has rococo ornament and flowers., anonymous, Amsterdam, c. 1750 - c. 1775, copper (metal), h 1.9 cm ? l 2.9 cm.
Editorial Model for a decorative element of a chatelaine, the plate-driven model for a mold has a decoration consisting of a crowned winch and two curled ornament rosettes on the corners. Down three eyes., anonymous, Amsterdam, c. 1775 - c. 1800, copper (metal),...
Editorial Model for a decorative element of a chatelaine. The plate-driven model for a mold is provided with embossed rococo ornament around a dead hare and a bird hung on a bow. Four eyes on the corners., anonymous, Amsterdam, c. 1750 - c. 1775, copper (metal),...
Editorial Model for a chatelaine hook plate. The triangular model for a mold made of plate has a driven decoration with a medallion, around which a continuous pendulum draped over curls and other ornament is held against a shaded background and held up. by a bir...
Editorial Model for a decorative element of a chatelaine, The plate-driven model for a mold has a decoration consisting of a vase in a medallion with two garlands above it., anonymous, Amsterdam, c. 1775 - c. 1800, copper (metal), h 2.3 cm ? l 3.1 cm.
Editorial Model for a decorative element of a chatelaine, The plate-driven model for a mold is provided with a decoration consisting of a vase in a medallion, surrounded by garlands and laurel branches., anonymous, Amsterdam, c. 1775 - c. 1800, copper (metal), h...
Editorial Chatelaine. Emmor Jefferis; American, 1804-1892; Wilmington, Delaware. Date: 1825-1835. Dimensions: 6.4 ? 3.2 ? 3.2 cm (2 1/2 ? 1 1/4 ? 1 1/4 in.). Silver. Origin: Wilmington.
Editorial Mounted Wedgwood ceramics: chatelaine in steel and gold, vase formed of basalt sucrier, ormolu and marble, and court sword in hand-wrought steel. Chromolithograph by W. Griggs from Frederick Rathbone's Old Wedgwood, the Decorative or Artistic Ceramic W...
Editorial Mounted Wedgwood ceramics: chatelaine in steel and gold, vase formed of basalt sucrier, ormolu and marble, and court sword in hand-wrought steel. Chromolithograph by W. Griggs from Frederick Rathbone's Old Wedgwood, the Decorative or Artistic Ceramic W...
Editorial Fisherman's hut with family in Lapland by J.F. Hockert, 1862, swedish painter; sweden; scandinavia; lapp interior; arctic region; fisherman; pretty wife; swedish settlers; laplanders;young couple; conical headdress; bag; worsted balls; chatelaine; hous...
Editorial Chatelaine plate, Merovingian, 7th century. Copper-alloy plate, originally tinned to resemble silver. When viewed vertically, the openwork design gives the impression of a stick figure between two other figures. The paired figures have birds' heads, an...