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Editorial Johann I (1468-1532), the Constant, Elector of Saxony. Lucas Cranach the Elder and Workshop. DUQUE DE SAJONIA. JUAN FEDERICO I DE SAJONIA.
Editorial Friedrich III (1463-1525), the Wise, Elector of Saxony.
Editorial Cathedral Saint Blasius, Braunschweig, 1173-1195. Built by Saxon Duke Heinrich der Loewe-Henry the Lion- (1129-1195).
Editorial Matilda Stoughton de Jaudenes.
Editorial A Saxon Prince on Horseback.
Editorial White porcelain flowerpot with blue decor, ribbed and with serrated edge, White porcelain flowerpot with blue parsley decor, ribbed and with serrated edge. Five holes in the bottom. Saxon model. Marked in blue under the glaze with two crossed swords an...
Editorial Beer mug, multicolored painted with quinois and the coat of arms of the Von Zobel family, Beer mug made of painted porcelain. The beer mug is painted with the arms of the Saxon family Von Zobel, held by two figures. They stand on a richly decorated con...
Editorial May carols; or, Ancilla Domini, legends of the Saxon saints : De Vere, Aubrey, 1814-1902.
Editorial Saxon Sword (Reitschwert), ca. 1580, Steel, silver, wood, leather, Overall: 47 ? 11 3/4 ? 5 1/2 inches (119.4 ? 29.8 ? 14 cm).
Editorial Armor for the Tilt in the Saxon Fashion, ca. 1590, Steel, leather, Overall (As Displayed): 70 1/2 ? 30 ? 17 7/8 inches (179.1 ? 76.2 ? 45.4 cm).
Editorial Entwurff, like the Elbe bridge between Neu-stadt and Dresden by occupation of Ernestin u. Albertine line to a Saxon. Heroes' Hall could be made, Floor plan of the rebuilt Augustus Bridge, signed: I. A. Richter del, C. F. Bo?tius sculp, Fig. 6, no. 7, a...
Editorial Composite passenger train locomotive of the Saxon State Railways, Passenger locomotive of the Saxon State Railways, construction drawings, pl. 7, Bernoulli's Dampfmaschinenlehre. Stuttgart: Bergstr?sser, 1900.
Editorial Washbasin, Washbasin with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, d 17.5 cm h 6 cm.
Editorial Lid of tooth-swinging cup, Cover of a tooth-swinging cup with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, w 9.5 cm h 3 cm ? d 4 cm.
Editorial Lamp jug, Lamp jug with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed, anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, w 10.5 cm h 14.5 cm ? d 8 cm.
Editorial Surrender of the Saxon Army to Frederick II of Prussia at Pirna, Silver Medal. Obverse: man's chest piece with laurel wreath inside an inscription. Reverse: Frederick, in Roman celtic throat, protects the Saxon virgin who shields her arms while sitting...
Editorial Maurits, Elector of Saxony and Arch Marshal of the German Empire, Silver Medal. Front: two coats of arms under the year inside an inscription. Reverse: Saxon helmet in a circle, Elector of Saxony Maurits, anonymous, Germany, 1549, silver (metal), strik...
Editorial Toothbrush cup, Toothbrush cup with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, w 9 cm h 2.3 cm ? d 3.5 cm.
Editorial Beer mug, multicolored painted with chinoiseries and the coat of arms of the Von Zobel family, Beer mug made of painted porcelain. The beer mug is painted with the arms of the Saxon family Von Zobel, held by two figures. They stand on a richly decorate...
Editorial Jug with the coat of arms or Saxony and angel heads, Stoneware jug with an egg-shaped body and wide neck with pinched spout The C-shaped ear is attached to the neck and abdomen. Profiles on the neck, shoulder, abdomen and foot. The front half of the ju...
Editorial Doll washbasin with washbasin, Doll washbasin, mahogany. On two legs, connected from below. In the middle a drawer why a wave edge, button is missing. Two towel racks on the sides. Washbasin service with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 14...
Editorial Lid of soap dish, Lid of a soap dish with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, d 7 cm h 3 cm.
Editorial Powder jar, Powder jar with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, d 4.5 cm h 5 cm.
Editorial Norse words in the Anglo-Saxon chronicle : Egge, Albert Erikson.
Editorial Soap dish, Soap dish with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, d 6.8 cm h 3.5 cm.
Editorial Case of gold, decorated with a hundred different stones, a sample card of Saxon rocks, decorated with 100 different stones, forming a sample card of Saxon rocks. The case is intended for an ivory note that is missing., Johann Christian Neuber, Dresden,...
Editorial Johan Frederik the Generous, Elector of Saxony, Silver Medal. Front: man's bust piece with sword over shoulders within a circle. Reverse: coat of arms crowned with saxon helmets within a circle, Johan Frederik the Great (Elector of Saxony), anonymous, ...
Editorial Powder jar lid, Powder jar lid with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, d 4.5 cm h 3 cm.
Editorial The student's dictionary of Anglo-Saxon : Sweet, Henry, 1845-1912.
Editorial Henry the Pious, Duke of Saxony, Silver Medal, support broken off. Front: man's bust piece with sword over shoulders and hand to dagger within an inscription. Reverse: coat of arms crowned with saxon helmets within a circumference., Michael Hohenauer (...
Editorial The prepositions in, on, to, for, fore, and ?t in Anglo-Saxon prose; a study of case values in Old English .. : Belden, Henry Marvin, 1865-1954.
Editorial The Saxon and the Celt; a study in sociology : Robertson, J. M. (John Mackinnon), 1856-1933.
Editorial George, Duke of Saxony, Bronze Medal. Front: man's bust inside the inside. Reverse: coat of arms crowned with three saxon helmets within an inscription, duke of Saxony George, Peter Fl?tner, Neurenberg, 1537, bronze (metal), striking (metalworking), d ...
Editorial Duke Otto of Saxony and his Wife, Theokemia from Sachsen-Chronik (Saxon Chronicle), Plate 33 from Woodcuts from Books of the 15th Century. Unknown Artist (Mainz, late 15th century); printed and published by Peter Sch?ffer (German, c. 1425-c. 1503); ori...
Editorial Saber with Scabbard and Carrying Belt, early 17th century, Polish, Steel, gold, silver, leather, wood, textile, semiprecious stones, L. 37 1/2 in. (95.2 cm); L. of blade 31 1/2 in. (80 cm); Wt. 2 lb. 1 oz. (936 g); Wt. of scabbard 2 lb. 3 oz. (992.2 g)...
Editorial Sallet and Buff for a Rennzeug in the Saxon Fashion, ca. 1570?1600, German, Steel, leather, H. 20 in. (50.8 cm); W. 8 3/4 in. (22.2 cm); D. 14 3/4 in. (37.5 cm); Wt. 10 lb. 3 oz. (4598 g), Helmets.
Editorial THE DISCOVERY OF A VIKING'S REMAINS AT TAPLOW, UK, 1883: 1. A Gold Brooch-Buckle (Weight 4 oz.). 2. Small Buckle for Fastening the Girdle. 3. Gilt Silver Bracelets. 4. Drinking Horn. 5. A Sword. 6. A Barbed Spear. 7. "Grape Cup." 8. Bone Shuttle and St...
Editorial Anglo-Saxon bishops, kings and nobles : the succession of the bishops and the pedigrees of the kings and nobles : Searle, William George.
Editorial Johan Frederik the Generous, Elector of Saxony, Silver Medal. Front: man's bust inside the inside. Reverse: six horsemen with saxon helmets within a wreath, cut off: inscription within a scroll wreath, Johan Frederik the Great (Elector of Saxony), anon...
Editorial Sponge dish, Sponge dish with blue Saxon pattern, unnoticed., anonymous, c. 1775 - c. 1800, d 8.2 cm h 4 cm.
Editorial Anglo-Saxon bishops, kings and nobles : the succession of the bishops and the pedigrees of the kings and nobles : Searle, William George.
Editorial Snuffbox with scenes of Saxon castles and a view of Dresden Snuff box with Saxon castles and a view of Dresden Snuff box, multicolored with Saxon castles and a lid on Dresden on the lid, Rectangular snuff box of painted porcelain. The box is set in a g...
Editorial Duke Otto of Saxony and his Wife, Theokemia from Sachsen-Chronik (Saxon Chronicle), Plate 33 from Woodcuts from Books of the 15th Century. Unknown Artist (Mainz, late 15th century); printed and published by Peter Sch?ffer (German, c. 1425-c. 1503); ori...
Editorial Plaque of St. Thomas.
Editorial The Royal and Churf?rstlich-Saxon residence city Dresden, Dresden and Elbe in the Free State of Saxony, signed: G. Bodenehr fec., et exc., a., v. Plate 46, p. 46, Bodenehr, Gabriel d. ? (fec. et exc.), 1710, Gabriel Bodenehr: Europens Pracht und Macht ...
Editorial A Saxon Prince on Horseback.
Editorial Map, Friderico Augusto vere augusto Polon. Lithuan. Borus. Pomer regi. duci. principi. Saxon. Utr. duci. S. Imp. Elect. Haec Imperii sui regna, Petrus Schenk (1693-1775), Copperplate print.
Editorial Map, Friderico Augusto vere augusto Polon. Lithuan. Borus. Pomer regi. duci. principi. Saxon. Utr. duci. S. Imp. Elect. Haec Imperii sui regna, Petrus Schenk (1693-1775), Copperplate print.
Editorial Map, Friderico Augusto vere augusto Polon. Lithuan. Borus. Pomer regi. duci. principi. Saxon. Utr. duci. S. Imp. Elect. Haec Imperii sui regna P. Schenkius ... exc, Petrus Schenk (1660-1718/9), Copperplate print.
Editorial Two Awls, late 16th century, German (Saxon), Germany, East, Iron, silver, and leather, L. 20.3 cm (8 in.).
Editorial [Whole folio] Incipit page introducing St. Jerome's letter to Pope Damasus. Text, with decorated initial 'N'. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. Source: Cotton Nero D. IV, f.3. Language: Latin, with Anglo-Saxon glosses.
Editorial Canon Tables. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. (whole Folio) The first of the sixteen CanonTables.The decoration of the columns and arch is made up of interlocking birds, all seen in profile with long tails split into two elemen...
Editorial Gospel of St Luke. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] St Luke's Gospel, chapter 1, verses 1-12. Verse 5 beginning with initial 'F', with interlace decoration Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally publis...
Editorial St Jerome's letter. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] End of St Jerome's letter to Pope Demasus. Initial 'P', with stylised interlace and animal decoration Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally publish...
Editorial Carpet page. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Carpet page, introducing St. Matthew's Gospel. Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published/produced in N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. . Source: ...
Editorial Incipit page to St John's gospel, with decorated initial 'I'. The gospels were possibly a gift from Emperor Otto I of Germany to Athelstan, who presented them to Christ Church, Canterbury; and were used as the Coronation Book of the Anglo Saxon kings. ...
Editorial Preface to St Matthew's Gospel. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Preface to St Matthew's Gospel, beginning with decorated monogram 'MA' with stylised interlace and animal decoration Image taken from the Lindisfar...
Editorial St. John's Gospel; Incipit page. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Incipit page to St. John's Gospel.Text with decorated letters 'INP'. Decorated border Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published/...
Editorial Epistle of Eusabius to Carpianus. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] End of the Prologue to the Four Gospels; the Epistle of Eusabius to Carpianus beginning with initial 'E' with stylised interlace and animal decora...
Editorial [Whole folio] St. Matthew, writing. He is accompanied by his symbol, a winged man blowing a trumpet and carrying a book; a figure holding a book appears by the curtain. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. Source: Cotton Nero D. IV...
Editorial Canon Table. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Canon table.The third of sixteen canon table pages. It is decorated with stylized birds on the columns and arch, and interlace pattern on the capitals and bases of the...
Editorial [Whole folio] Carpet page introducing St. Jerome's letter to Pope Damasus. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. Source: Cotton Nero D. IV, f.2v. Language: Latin, with Anglo-Saxon glosses.
Editorial Table of Chapters to St Luke's Gospel. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Table of chapters to St Luke's Gospel. Image taken from the Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally produced in N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721...
Editorial A Saxon Prince on Horseback.
Editorial Gerlachus, self-portrait from the Moses and Aaron window, (15-01-05 / 60). He wears the blue coat of a Saxon Praemonstratensian. The earliest self-portrait of a medieval painter. From the Praemonstratensian monastery in Arnstein a. d. Lahn. Around 1150.
Editorial Christ alive on the Cross, with the Virgin, and St John writing his testament. Above, the blessing hand of God, with personifications of Sol and Luna, shown as half-length figures above the cross bar. Prayerbook of Aelfwine. England [Winchester, New Mi...
Editorial St. John's Gospel; carpet page. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Carpet page opening St. John's Gospel Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published/produced in N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. ...
Editorial St. Mark's Gospel; Incipit page. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Incipit page to St. Mark's Gospel.Text with decorated letters 'INI'. Decorated borders Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published...
Editorial [Whole folio] Second incipit page to St. Matthew's Gospel; Matthew 1, 18; beginning of the Christmas story. Text with decorated chi-rho [XPI] monogram. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. Source: Cotton Nero D. IV, f.29. Language:...
Editorial St. John. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] St. John, with his symbol, an eagle carrying a book Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published/produced in N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. . Source...
Editorial St. Mark. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] St.Mark, seated, with his symbol, a winged lion blowing a trumpet and carrying a book Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published/produced in N.E. Englan...
Editorial [Whole folio] Genesis 8, 10-19. Above; the dove returns to the ark with the olive branch; right, God instructs Noah to evacuate the ark. Below; Noah and his family, the birds and animals leave the ark. Old English Illustrated Hexateuch. England [Canter...
Editorial [Whole folio] Miniature of St.Luke, with his symbol, a winged calf carrying a book. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. Source: Cotton Nero D. IV, f.137v. Language: Latin, with Anglo-Saxon glosses.
Editorial The winged calf of St Luke. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Stylized drawing of the symbol of St Luke, the winged calf; with text Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published/produced in N.E. Engl...
Editorial Preface to St Matthew's Gospel. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Preface to the Gospel of St Marrhew. Table of chapters to the Gospel of St Matthew, beginning with initial 'G'. Image taken from the Lindisfarne Go...
Editorial St. Luke's Gospel; Incipit page. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Incipit page to St. Luke's Gospel. Text, with decorated initial 'Q'. Decorated borders. Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally publishe...
Editorial St. John seated. Coronation Gospels. S. Netherlands [Lobbes, near Liege]; circa 897-900. [Whole folio] St. John writing his gospel, with his symbol, the eagle, holding a scroll. The gospels were possibly a gift from Emperor Otto I of Germany to Athelst...
Editorial St Matthew's Gospel. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. [Whole folio] Gospel of St Matthew, chapter 4, 24-25, to chapter 5, 1-10 Image taken from Lindisfarne Gospels. Originally published/produced in N.E. England [Lindisfarne];...
Editorial Carpet page opening St. Mark's Gospel. Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. Source: Cotton Nero D. IV, f.94v. Language: Latin, with Anglo-Saxon glosses.
Editorial Spine and front cover of the Lindisfarne Gospels. The Lindisfarne Gospels. N.E. England [Lindisfarne]; 710-721. Source: Cotton Nero D.IV. Language: Latin, with Anglo-Saxon glosses.
Editorial Charles Fran?ois Hutin / 'A Saxon Villager in her Kitchen', ca. 1756, French School.
Editorial Witmen Tremissis (reverse), early 600s. England, Anglo-Saxon, early 7th century. Gold.
Editorial Charles Fran?ois Hutin / 'A Saxon Villager in her Kitchen', ca. 1756, French School.
Editorial Fibula, 500s. Anglo-Saxon, Migration period, 6th century. Gilt bronze; overall: 14 x 7.7 cm (5 1/2 x 3 1/16 in.).
Editorial Witmen Tremissis , early 600s. England, Anglo-Saxon, early 7th century. Gold.
Editorial The Battle of Lechfeld (recto) and Duke Wolpy of Bavaria and His Wife, Atheyt (verso) from Sachsen-Chronik (Saxon Chronicle), Plate 34 from Woodcuts from Books of the 15th Century. Unknown Artist (Mainz, late 15th century); printed and published by Pet...
Editorial Witmen Tremissis (obverse), early 600s. England, Anglo-Saxon, early 7th century. Gold.
Editorial Duke Otto of Saxony and his Wife, Theokemia from Sachsen-Chronik (Saxon Chronicle), Plate 33 from Woodcuts from Books of the 15th Century. Unknown Artist (Mainz, late 15th century); printed and published by Peter Sch?ffer (German, c. 1425-c. 1503); ori...
Editorial Wooden Casket: Scenes from the Life of Christ, c. 1050. Anglo-Saxon, England, West Midlands?, Romanesque period, 11th century. Boxwood, copper-alloy, glass ; overall: 9 x 7.8 x 15.7 cm (3 9/16 x 3 1/16 x 6 3/16 in.).
Editorial Battle between the Troops under General Tormasov and the Saxon Troops on 31 July (12 August) 1812.
Editorial The Collier Defends the Saxon Prince against His Kidnapper, Kuntz von Kauffungen.
Editorial Portrait of Charles Gascoigne (1739-1806).
Editorial Portrait of John Rogers (1739-1811).
Editorial Duke Otto of Saxony and his Wife, Theokemia from Sachsen-Chronik (Saxon Chronicle), Plate 33 from Woodcuts from Books of the 15th Century. Unknown Artist (Mainz, late 15th century); printed and published by Peter Sch?ffer (German, c. 1425-c. 1503); ori...
Editorial Snuff Box: Portrait of Saxon Prince. Johann Christian Neuber; German, 1735-1808; Dresden, Germany. Date: 1770-1785. Dimensions: 3.8 ? 8.6 ? 6.4 cm (1 1/2 ? 3 3/8 ? 2 1/2 in.). Gold, hardstone, enamel, copper, glass, and pearls. Origin: Dresden.
Editorial A Saxon Prince on Horseback.
Editorial Globular Beaker with Trails.
Editorial Specimens of the spiral, diagonal and zoomorphic designs in Celtic ornament, and later Anglo-Saxon ornament. Initials, ribbons and animals from illuminated manuscripts, Gospels of Lindisfarne, Book of Kells, Bibles, etc. Chromolithograph by Francis Bed...
Editorial Saxon Saint Modwena in abbess robes and Saint Edmund the King. Paintings in niches on the side of the nave. Handcoloured etching drawn and etched by Thomas Fisher from his Paintings on the Walls of the Chapel of the Trinity, Stratford upon Avon, 1808.