11th C. Seljuk Terracotta Architectural Element Mouflon

An Islamic pinched terracotta lamp, Seljuk, c. 11th - 12th Century AD, with a straight rod connecting from the rim to a circular central fireplace 3 5/8 in x 3 1/4 in (9.2 x 8.3 cm). Light deposits. E

Medieval Islamic Glazed Terracotta Oil Lamp Circa 11th – 14th c. AD Medieval Islamic - Seljuk- Glazed Terracotta Oil Lamp. Professionally cleaned and polished to show original details. This item inc

A remarkable piece of Seljuk architectural history, a terracotta antefix dating from the 11th to 12th century AD. The artifact measures 14 cm in height, 8 cm in width, and 1.5 cm in thickness (approxi

The object in question is a terracotta architectural antefix measuring 7x3.5x1 cm or 2.76x1.38x0.39 inches, dating back to the Seljuk Empire of the 11th-12th centuries AD. Contrary to initial assumpti

American glazed terracotta rosette architectural element, late 19th century, of circular form with a white glazed finish, having a circular hole in the center encompassed by a shaped rosette, terminat

George Grant Elmslie (American, 1869-1952) cast and glazed pier capital architectural element from the Oliver Morten School in Hammond, Indiana, circa 1936, now mounted on a tiered veneered bronze-ton

Near East, Seljuk Dynasty, ca. 11th century CE. A solid cast and engraved bronze lioness presenting an alert pose with an upright head and perky, pointed ears, standing squarely on her forelegs. The t

Pair of Antique Terracotta Architectural Element Building Spires Provenance: Lydia Thompson Morris, salvaged before deconstruction of the Compton mansion at the Morris Arboretum, Chestnut Hill, Philad

Ancient Persia, probably Iran, ca. 11th to 13th century CE. Cast openwork bronze vessel foot in the form of a feline. Ears alert, incised decorations to show pattern of fur on the chest and original t

**First Time At Auction** Southeast Asia, Thailand, ca. 10th to 13th century CE. A large votive plaque, mold made from ceramic, from the Mon Kingdom of Dvararati, which had as one of its principal cit

**Originally Listed At $300** Near East, Seljuk Dynasty, ca. 11th century CE. A cast bronze lion presenting an alert pose with an upright head, perky ears, a pronounced snout, and an open mouth as if

Pair 19th c. cast iron architectural elements. 38" x 42".

Some chips and losses, remnants of original paint, 21 tall x 12 wide x 6 deep

Central India, Gupta Period, ca. 5th century AD. A high-relief terracotta architectural element depicting a crouching figure of a Gaja. Custom stand. Ex: Nancy Wiener Collection. MEASUREMENTS Height w

UNITED STATES, MID 20TH CENTURY A three piece skim coat terracotta architectural element. The three pieces assembled to form two opposing dolphins. Assembled 52" long by 12" deep by 24" tall

(pair) Terracotta architectural elements, likely gate post finials, octagonal urn-form finial, with melon ribbed body, rising on stepped plinth base, approx 27.75"h, 11.5"sq **PLEASE NOTE: All of the

Pair of 19th c. architectural elements. 20" x 51 1/2". Tin laid on wood.

A square green onyx slab polished and with notched edge centering a circular green jasper ware plaque framed in bronze, sprigged white design of La Marchande D Amours (The Merchant of Love), titled on

19th century American Renaissance Revival carved architectural element, comprised of four sections, three of the sections having a relief carved foliate wreath, 31"dia.

Three 19 C Hand Carved Hardwood Italian Architectural Elements. One with central Ram, one with central Boar, one with central Satyr, each having other items such as flowers and leaves framing the cent

Carve Wood With Original Parcel Gilt Finish. From Ernesto Klun Antiques. Rg1271 & 1270.

Group of (9) 19th century carved architectural elements, comprising: (6) spherocylinderal panels with central carved shells flanked in scrollwork, 2.5"h x 9.5"w x 1"d; (2) relief carved fruit and foli

Pair of Lora Marx (American, 1900-1989) "Tavern Club" Art Deco terracotta bust architectural element sculptures, circa 1930-40, one female head and one male head, apparently unsigned. Each: 19" H x 7"

Palladian Window Arched Central Section Frame, 18th C., an architectural element. (BPIE2204){WK} Measurements: 26 H x 50 W x 2 D