oak carving of Christ among the doctors (15th c.)

English (Nottingham), 15th century. A medieval polychrome carved alabaster relief depicting the Resurrection of Christ with the large headed Jesus figure at center stepping out of the tomb flanked to

A French late Gothic carved and paneled oak chest 15th century Front and sides with linenfold carving, sold together with a copy of a 1988 Christie's auction catalog in which it was previously feature

Nineteenth century, oak. In the 15th century style, most likely assembled from period parts. Three-board top, forged hardware, paneled front with linen fold carving, paneled ends and square legs. 28"h

The fine tiger oak 3/4 sawn cabinetry with ornate mirrored back having applied carvings over the mirrored work surface and various instrument holders above a cabinet containing drawers and doors in an

Gothic Christ, 15th century. Carved and polychrome wood. Measurements: 154 cm (height) x 148 cm (width). Round figure carved in wood and polychrome, representing a crucified Christ, already dead, with

A collection of three carved oak fragments 15th century and later Comprising a carved beam section, circa 1400; a French carved oak relief decorated with scrolling grape vines, possibly 16th century;

Woodcut on laid paper titled Christ Among the Doctors from the Life of the Virgin by Albrecht Durer (German 1471-1528) Measures 11 3/4" x 8 1/4" (23" x 19 1/2" framed) Please review all photos closely

16TH CENTURY ARTIST Christ among the doctors. Oil on board. Cm 28,00 x 39,50. . Frame present

ALBRECHT DÃœRER (German 1471-1528)Christ Among the Doctors Woodcut on laid paper, lined and with scattered minor repairsMonogrammed in plate11.7 inches x 8.2 inches (29.6 x 20.9 cm), unframed

Bernardino Luini. Christ Among the Doctors (Christ reasoning with the Pharisees). Antique steel engraving on wove paper after the original by master engraver Henry Chawner Shenton (English, 1803-1866)

Early Indian sandstone animal carving, 13th-15th c., India, harnessed goat or lion, stylized relief sculpture, 14"h x 8"w 3"d (body), 17"h (incl. pedestal) Provenance: A San Miguel de Allende Collecto

Late 19th century; probably German, images include,"Young Christ among The Doctors" and "Christ And Saint Peter" both in wood frame, 23 x 46 in.

Bernardino Luini. Christ Among the Doctors (Christ reasoning with the Pharisees). Antique steel engraving on wove paper after the original by master engraver Henry Chawner Shenton (English, 1803�

A wood sculptural carving of Bodhisattva Guanyin "The Goddess of Mercy." Ming Dynasty, 15th century. Teak wood. Originally part of a full body sculpture. 26 1/4" x 18 1/2" x 13".Wear consistent with a

Full title: A gothic oak armorial box, 15th C. Description: H 16 x L 31 x D 20 cm The lid a later replacement. One of the crowned arms holds three fleurs-de-lys. Expert: Cabinet Benoit Bertrand

Early 20th c Oak Doctors cabinet with glass front door, multiple drawers etc. in golden oak 36 x 25.5 x19.5"

Large Post Medieval Bronze Priests Cross with Crucified Jesus Christ Circa 15th – 17th c. AD Large Post Medieval Bronze Priests Cross with Crucified Jesus Christ. Professionally cleaned and polished

Post Medieval Bronze Icon Pendant with Mother Mary and Jesus Christ Circa 15th – 17th c. AD Post Medieval Bronze Icon Pendant with Mother Mary and Jesus Christ. Professionally cleaned and polished t

(pair) Renaissance Revival oak architectural carvings, 19th c., winged demi-figure ending in single paw foot, rising on square plinth, approx 12.5"w, 25.5"h, 6"d; 11lbs total Start Price: $150.00

Full title: A large Flemish polychromed oak Pieta, probably Brabant, 15th C. Description: H 106 cm Expert: Cabinet Benoit Bertrand About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antiqu

Museum quality Flemish 15th century gothic oak door with twelve panels. Height 5' 10", 27" wide. Provenance: Anderson Galleries auction, New York December 1927 lot 719. Dr. John E. Stillwell (1853-193

15th c. English Oak Plaque, depicting a recumbent manticore (a lion-like beast with human facial features and tail of venomous spines - a mythical creature often illustrated in Medieval art), probably

Figuring secured to a carved wooden base and signed "heckmann". Purchased from "Heckmann & Ossant". Possibly modeled after (15th C) French carving "Virgin and Child with Bird" housed in The Met. 6 3/4

Oak Framed Mirror with Carving c.1920 - 54 in tall x 38 x 5