16th CENTURY ARCHITECTURAL OAK CARVED CARYATIDS

Tudor Period Carved Oak Architectural Fragment, probably from a Church, depicting a Gothic tracery topped frame containing a relief carved 'TL' monogram and Tudor rose, backside with cutout sections -

Lot of 6 carved bleached oak caryatid corbels. Early 20th century. 9"h x 2"w

English, late 16th century. Pair of Renaissance hand carved oak wood relief figural carvings, later joined together at center, likely part of a larger architectural program. Carving depicting two stan

Relief-carved oak panel with tree of life and pomegranates, lilies, and foliage. Probably an architectural or furniture element, circa 16th centiry. H. 20 inches W. 12 inches. Provenance: Ex-collectio

C. 16th century, European. Curve top studded oak door, with carved rosettes and original iron hardware. New pull handles applied on each edge. Condition: Many missing studs and evidence of distress th

C. 16th century, European. Arch top studded oak door, with carved rosettes and original iron hardware. New pull handles applied on each edge. Condition: Many missing studs and evidence of distress thr

C. 16th century, European. Curve top oak door with original iron hardware. One side is studded with carved design while the other is beadboard wainscoting. New pull handles applied on each edge. Condi

Tudor Oak Carved Coffer, 16th C., with carved knight wielding sword on horseback along with diamond floral and swirl shapes (ASTC4119) [MM] Propterty Title: Property from the Historic Astor Courts Bea

A collection of carved oak reliefs and panels 16th century and later Comprising a pair of 16th century oak panels carved with scrolling pomegranates; a pair of pierced and carved Gothic tracery panels

16th C Carved Oak Artifacts. Consisting of a French carved oak corbel w/later top. Size: 7.5" (19 cm) tall. And with a English carved oak Tudor rose. Size: 8.5" (22 cm) dia.

Late 16th century Anglo-Norman oak carved tracery panel, "the King of Fools" theme. 55.24 cm high, 21.59 cm wide/ 21.75" high x 8.5" wide

English, 16th century. A rectangular carved oak relief panel depicting St. George slaying the dragon, the carving presented in high relief with some elements carved in the round, with the fallen drago

Circa 16th century piece of architectural salvage of a French Gothic, carved marble Gargoyle originally used as a downspout for drainage of rainwater. Please note of wear consistent with age including

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

From The Collection of Dr. Richard Fuller Founder Of Seattle Art Museum In Honor Of His Late Father.

A small carved oak coffer 16th century and later The hinged top above carved linenfold central door flanked by matching panels to the front and sides, on stile feet, 89cm wide x 63cm deep x 80cm high,

16th c. Oak Standing Male Apothecary Figure, carved from a single plank and with traces of old polychrome paint; the man is depicted in Elizabethan attire and using a large mortar and pestle; likely a

16th c. carved Continental oak linenfold coffer. Carved and dated on base. 51 1/2" x 22 1/2" x 22 1/2".

A pair of late nineteenth century carved oak architectural putti. Ht: 23.5" Wd: 9" Dpth: 4"

A pair of French nineteenth century carved oak architectural doors. Ht: 75" Wd: 63"

Continental 19th century carved oak architectural panel having a Green Man cartouche flanked by foliates leading to a scrolled pediment, over a molded shelf, rising on a panel carved with a Green Man

Pair of 19th century carved oak architectural elements in the form of recumbent lions, the backside being flat, each 7"h x 10.5"w x 3.5"d.