MONUMENTAL END OF 15TH C. FRENCH BIOT OIL JAR

19th C. Monumental French Framed Oil on Canvas Painting. 70" x 53"

French 19th c slip glazed terra cotta biot jar. Overall 22 1/2"h x 17"dia Top 13 1/2"dia

Large and impressive 19th century French oil on canvas river landscape, unsigned, 52.5"h x 78"w, overall size including frame 69.5"h x 95"w x 6"d.

Group of Four Unglazed French Provincial Baluster Oil Jars, 19th c., each with two applied ring handles, Tallest- H.- 20 in., Dia.- 12 in. (4 Pcs.)

Large French Provincial Glazed Ceramic Oil Jar, 20th c., with lid, the baluster sides with four applied ring handles and incised line decoration, H.- 24 3/4 in., Dia.- 23 in.

Group of Three French Provincial Pottery Baluster Oil Jars, 19th c., partially glazed, with integral ring handles, Tallest- H.- 21 in., Dia.- 13 in.

Group of Four French Provincial Pottery Baluster Oil Jars, 19th c., three partially glazed, with integral ring handles, Tallest- H.- 20 in., Dia.- 13 in.

French Provincial Partially Glazed Clay Oil Jar, late 19th c., with four ring handles, the shoulders with polychromed decoration, H.- 22 in., Dia.- 16 in.

A monumental 19th C. oil on canvas depicting a French naval battle scene. Unsigned. In a gilt wood frame. Canvas: 38-1/2in x 97-1/2in. Frame: 45in x 104in. | Philadelphia Metro area delivery, NYC curb

Oil on Canvas. 17 - 1/2" x 15". c. 1900. Paris Expedition label on verso.

Advertising pottery and product. Oil oil was sold in a tiny copy of a Biot jar. The phrase on the small jar "Provencal Olive Oil." An example of art populaire advertising. Dimensions: H 6.75" x Dia. 5

Large Antique French Terracotta Olive Jar / Jug c. 1910 in a attractive green glaze. Used to store olive oils and olive. Chip to top rim. Measures 11"x12"x21". Weight 14 pds. PROVENANCE: A Private Cha

After Jean -Baptiste Oudry (French, 1686-1755), monumental 19th century Continental oil on canvas, depicting a reverse tableaux from 'Les Amusements Champetres' ('The Pastoral Amusements') titled 'Le

Monumental French Louis XVI style giltwood trumeau mirror, 19th c., having quiver and torch crest, flanked on both sides by laurel wreaths, over oil on canvas painting depicting cherubs in garden, car

Including decorative green platter, yellow oil dish/tapenade server, daily usage bowl, and hard cider jar. c. Late 19th-early 20th century. Dimensions: (Largest) H 16" x W 15.25" x D 14" Condition: La

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, France, Southern France, ca. second half of 15th century CE. A remarkable double-sided vellum illuminated manuscript page from a Breviary featuring 2 colu

A fine polychrome boxwood Madonna and child, early 15th century. The Madonna stands in the "Gothic Slouch", her drapery crisply carved. Her mantle covers her golden hair & falls around her body in the

15th century French Royal gold coin,. XF details This coin is graded, sealed and displays Charles VII (the Victorious 1422-1461)...on the coin. The coin is approx 1" in diameter. 3.61 grams see photos

Folio 15th Century French Breviary. 15th century French Breviary. Hand lettered with blue and red capital letters to started verses. Sheet: 5 x 5” Please note that this lot has a confidential reserv

- ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCOIS-HUBERT DROUAIS ANTIQUE FRENCH OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS DEPICTING A PORTRAIT OF DAUPHIN, THE SON OF LOUIS XV, IN UNIFORM FOR THE COURT OF VERSAILLES HOME DECOR, WALL ART- C. 1750

Illuminated Manuscript Assortment Three framed items having gold and color illumination on vellum, including a full page depiction of the 'Adoration of the Magi', probably 15th century French; a singl

Heading: (Manuscript Leaves) Author: Title: Manuscript leaf from a 15th century French Book of Hours Place Published: France Publisher: Date Published: 15th century Description:

1724 Medieval KNIGHTS Chivalry Little John of Saintre by Antoine la Sale French Antoine de la Sale was a 15th-century French author who wrote on several topics including, and most commonly, courtly ch

1585 LAW & JUSTICE of Nicolas Bohier Criminal Canon LAW Jurisprudence Decisionum Aurearum Juris Nicolas de Bohier was a 15th-century French jurist known for his only surviving work ‘Decisionum Aurea