ANTIQUE ENGRAVING DANTE LATIN MANUSCRIPT XIV-XV Siecle

Aristotelicae physica universalis in Latin Dated - 1742 Size 7 by 8.5" Manuscript on paper. Leather bound. 250 hand written leaves (numbered in pencil) with a few engravings, including early armillary

DESCRIPTION: A Pair of Louis XV girandoles Composed of a dore bronze foundation of a footed base, topped by three cabriolet, scrolled acanthus leaf motif legs supporting the center stem enveloped by 4

Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717). 6 natural history prints. Flowers butterflies. Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium. Amsterdam: 1705. Hand-colored engravings. Early manuscript scientific notes in

Two Medieval Manuscripts in Latin. Each vellum sheet with music notes and text. Condition commensurate with age; wear, some discoloration, cracking, etc.. Each is in a contemporary gilt frame, measuri

This extraordinary, originally hand-colored engraving is from Georg Braun & Frans Hogenberg's Civitates Orbis Terrarum or Atlas of the Cities of the World. This was from a combined Latin and French ed

This extraordinary, originally hand-colored engraving is from Georg Braun & Frans Hogenberg's Civitates Orbis Terrarum or Atlas of the Cities of the World. This was from a combined Latin and French ed

DESCRIPTION: A Large Grandfather clock in the Louis XV style composed of a wooden encasing, the hood with a circular glazed face supported and surmounted by gilt-bronze putti frolicking in the clouds,

A late 13th century Medieval Period Illuminated Manuscript folio leaf on vellum from a French Bible. Hand-written Latin text in two columns with Red and Blue illuminations and Gilded detail at recto a

A 13/14th century Illuminated Manuscript bifolium and leaf on vellum from the "Book of Hours". Hand-written Latin text with polychrome tempera illuminations and Gilded detail. Single smaller leaf with

A 15/16th century Illuminated Manuscript bifolium and leaf on vellum from the "Book of Hours". Hand-written Latin text with polychrome tempera illuminations and Gilded detail, includes a continuous bi

Three 15/16th century Illuminated Manuscript leaves on vellum from the "Book of Hours". Hand-written Latin text with polychrome tempera illuminations and Gilded detail. Rippling to vellum, minor foxin

Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Italian, 1720-1778. Etching, engraving and burnishing on wove paper titled "The Pier with a Lamp", plate XV from the "Carceri d'invenzione" (Imaginary Prisons) series. Sign

Three 15/16th century Illuminated Manuscript leaves on vellum from the "Book of Hours". Hand-written Latin text with polychrome tempera illuminations and Gilded detail at recto and verso. Rippling to

"The Gothic Arch." Apparently unsigned. c. 1749-1750. Etching, engraving, and sulfur tint with burnishing on paper. Plate XIV from series "Le Carceri d'Invenzione." Float mounted behind antique glass

Title reads "Fide et Labore". Measures 41" Tall x 28" Wide. From a Miami Beach estate. Local Pick Up or Third Party Shipping Required.

Shetlanders. Title: Shetlandeses. Shetlandais. Artist: after Émile Louis Vernier (29 November 1829 – 24 May 1887). Directed by: Augustin Lemaître 1797-1870. Production date: circa 1840

including Chartres Cathedral, Predication de St. Jean, 'Love Wounded' and 'Love Healed', classical scenes, by Robert Cooper after S. Shelley. Largest frame size: 18 3/8" high, 23" wide. Toning, frame

Three cuttings from a large Carolingian Theological Compendium , with a decorated geometric and animal initial, in Latin, manuscript on parchment [most probably France, ninth century (probably first h

Cutting from a Homilary, with fine line-drawn Christ and St. Peter in an initial, in Latin, manuscript on parchment [southern Germany, early twelfth century] Cutting from the bottom half of a large Ro

Two cuttings from an early Liber Pontificalis, in Latin, manuscript on parchment [perhaps Poland, or south-east Germany, tenth century] Single leaf, bisected laterally, with a loss of a few lines at t

Ɵ Two leaves from a large Romanesque Bible, in Latin, manuscript on parchment [northern Italy, late tenth or early eleventh century] Two large single leaves, each with single column of 33 lines i

Single leaf from a Homiliary by either Haimo of Halberstadt or Haimo of Auxerre, in Latin, manuscript on parchment [probably Italy, tenth century (perhaps first half or mid century)] Single leaf, with

Bifolium from a herbal glossary in the Synonyma tradition, in Latin, manuscript on parchment [France, twelfth century] Two conjoined leaves, each with single column of 25 lines in a small and angular

‡ Two leaves from a Glossed Psalter, one with elegant coloured initials, in Latin, manuscript on parchment, with a contemporary bifolium from a manuscript of Hugh of St. Cher, In universum Vetus