Faux Limestone Fantasy Medieval Architectural Element

Rectilinear limestone block with niches on each side occupied by Old Testament figures. Top bears later applied cast iron Roman numerals for use as a sundial. [6 3/4" x 7" x 10 5/8" H]. Weathered thro

Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdonshire, 12th century A.D. A limestone fragment of sub-triangular form, bearing what is possibly a fruit adorned by a wreath; possibly a roof boss or corbel element; mounted on a

An early Roman carved limestone architectural element, carved with a central dove surrounded by five point stars, encircled by acanthus wreathes. Overall approximate width 44"; depth 12"; height 20".

Group of (10) Italian limestone architectural elements, each of slightly curved form, each 36.5"l x 11.5"w x 5.75"d.

Group of (10) Italian carved limestone architectural elements, each of slightly curved formed, each 36.5"l x 11.5"w x 5.75"d.

Group of (8) Italian carved limestone architectural elements, including (6) of slightly curved form, each 36.5"l x 11.5"w x 5.75"d, and (2) of rectangular form, each 48.75"l x 11.75"w x 7.75"d.

A carved figure of the crowned Virgin and Child Probably 15th Century In fragmentary condition, later mounted on a limestone architectural element base, 15.5cm wide, 9cm deep, 44.5cm high (6in wide, 3

An early French carved limestone architectural element, possibly a corbel. Size: 9"H x 24"W x 15.5"D Circa: 1900 List Price: $2600

Three heavily carved fantasy architectural elements, each executed in stained mahogany and depicting winged historical and mythological term figures terminating in single hairy paw feet, the largest 3

Likely European, 19th/20th century. Limestone architectural garden element, likely a capital from a pilaster or corbel, having carved acanthus leaves. Unmarked. Approx. h. 35", w. 17.5", d. 16.5" (wid

Carved limestone architectural building element, head, demon, corner, horn broken (have pieces), from New York City building

This unique architectural element, crafted from copper and measuring 5x2.5x2 cm (1.97x0.98x0.79 inches), likely graced a structure in the medieval era or earlier. The artifact's well-preserved conditi

Pair of massive Medieval cast iron architectural elements retro-fitted into andirons in the early 20th century. Approx 100 Lbs each. H 36-1/2" W 12-1/2" D 25-1/2". Please copy and paste ink below for

Pair of Faux Stone Architectural Elements. This is a great pair of plaster architectural elements with a faux surface to look like cut stone. Has a fantastic patina.Dimensions are 15.25 in h x 3.5 in

A pair of Italian Baroque giltwood and faux bronze architectural elementslate 17th/early 18th centuryEach centered with a drapery swagged mask.height 26 1/2in (67cm); width 17in (43cm); depth 9 1/2in

A pair of Italian Baroque giltwood and faux bronze architectural elementslate 17th/early 18th centuryEach centered with a drapery swagged mask.height 26 1/2in (67cm); width 17in (43cm); depth 9 1/2in

Pair of Baroque trompe l'oeil faux marbre architectural elements, with parcel gilding, and possibly part of a cornice. 12" H x 14" W (each)

Medieval style architectural salvage element. A hinged, black wrought iron door with finely designed iron scroll work, fleur de lys flora, and other forms. Hanging brackets attached. Property of Mark

Two antique Medieval carved Limestone Architectural fragments. Carved heads. Probably French. Mounted on stands. (1) 6-1/2" x 9". (2) 6-1/2" x 8". Overall height on stands- 15-1/2". Minor paint remnan

Large Directoire Style Etagere Shelf. Manner of Jansen. Lg Steel & Brass Trim Regency Shelf Display Unit. Square stainless frame with architectural brass elements. Faux leather covered shelves. Modern

A very rare and fine example of Ambrosetti Lugano 1903 Italian/Swiss naturalistic wrought iron architectural garden element having elegant faux bois wrought iron branches,vines and over scaled flowers

A very rare and fine example marked Ambrosetti Lugano 1903 Italian/ Swiss naturalistic wrought iron two part arbor architectural garden elements having elegant faux bois wrought iron branches, vines a

Pair Indian limestone votive niches, 19th c. (possibly earlier), architectural elements, each approx. 9.25"h x 7.75"w x 6"d Provenance: From the Collection of Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw

18th Century or earlier Continental carved limestone fragment figure. Having remnants of a tunic and arms raised on black base. Architectural Element. Stone Figure From Gloucester Cathedral Size: 46"H