[Woodburn (S)] Ecclesiastical Topography

Continental Ecclesiastical Vignette of The Four Apostles, Oil Painting on Giltwood Panel17th century34 x 78 x 3 1/2 inchesProvenance: Private Collection, Warren, New Jersey

WILLIAMS, JOHN LEE The Territory of Florida: or, Sketches of the topography, civil and natural history of the country, the climate and the Indian tribes. New-York: A. T. Goodrich, 1837. First edition.

17th C European Ecclesiastical Vignette. Probably French. Oil on wood panel with carved wood tracery applique. Provenance: Estate of Alexander R. Raydon, Raydon Gallery, New York, NY. Size: 41.5" x 54

Pair of Ecclesiastical Stained Glass Windows19th century, hand painted multi-colored glass with decoration to both sides adding depth and shade showcasing panels of archangels presenting banners with

Italian school Baroque oil on canvas ecclesiastical painting of the Madonna staring down at the Christ Child with her hands folded across her chest, while cherubs hover in the clouds above them. The C

Pair of Monumental Walnut Ecclesiastical Armchairs 20th century, in the Gothic taste, each with an arched crest flanked by crockets, above a trefoil-pierced frieze centered by a carved peeping monk, o

a Spanish Colonial (Ecuadorian) oval painting of Madonna on tin, writing on the reverse; 3” by 2” (oval) in modern giltwood frame 5” by 4.5”; along with a tiny PAINTING ON TIN

Possibly French, scratch carved date 1839, walnut. Removable molded cornice, fire panel ends and front with carved vining grapes and bird border, three panel doors upper with monstrance like carving.

Pair of monumental French brass ecclesiastical candelabra, each having three circular tiers decorated with relief molded twining leaves and vines, supporting 26 tall candle tubes, rising on a twisting

Fine ecclesiastical cope with exceptional embroidered images of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. The cope features embroidered bullion thread in gold. Top circular gold tone clasp with cross and center p

French Bronze Ecclesiastical Bell, circa 1734, cast with band inscribed: AVDEBERT FECIT [Made by Audebert] and date 1734 beneath fleurs-de-lys and above a cross embellished with fruiting grapevines Be

18th c. or earlier, metallic and thread stitching; PAIR OF ORPHERY NEEDLEWORK PANELS, each with scenes of Saints, with trim border; 43”l; 9”w; along with a PAIR OF PANELS, one of Christ, t

(BOLIVIA.) Constant Cordier. The Republic of Bolivia 1908: Its History and Government, Topography and Natural Resources. 15 maps, 164 other photographs and printed illustrations laid down. xxiii, 600

Ecclesiastical 800 Silver Vermeil Lapis Lazuli Chalice. Inscribed around base Qui biberit ex aqua quam ego dabo ei non sitiet in aeternum. Inlaid with enamel images of saints. Measures 9 inches H x 5.

Stunning church salvage verdigris spires on custom fabricated sheet metal bases. Real show stoppers. Please check measurements these are really that tall! Size: 12 ft t (NOTE: very hard to measure exa

Stunning church salvage verdigris spires on custom fabricated sheet metal bases. Real show stoppers. Please check measurements these are really that tall! Size: 12 ft T (NOTE: very hard to measure exa

French gilt sterling silver ecclesiastical chalice, having a cup with a flaring lip, the body decorated with (4) medallion reserves, each featuring a saint or apostle in profile, surmounting the inver

Italian Ecclesiastical Bench Composed of Antique Elements {Dimensions 57 x 59 x 23 1/2 inches}

French or Italian Ecclesiastical 18th or early 19th century ceremonial cope vestment cape robe. The elaborate cope is embellished with intricately worked hand stitched ornate gold metal embroidery. Th

Including one rectangular panel depicting a woman resting her hand on a knights helmet (12-7/8 x 8-1/2 in.); and a circular panel depicting a hunter and his dog reveling before a buck with Christ abov

English Stained Oak Ecclesiastical Ornament of the 'Virgin of Mercy' 13 1/2 x 13 in. By repute the estate of Florence H. Metz, New York and Santa Rosa, CA; gift of Bindman family, 1960s.

Romanesque-Gothic Figure of Standing Saint Peter Holding the Holy Bible, late 11th to early 12th c., probably French, he is depicted holding the book with both hands, 8 1/4" tall. Multiple abrasions a

Continental, 19th century, architectural forms and spires, triangular bases, cylindrical candle cups with conical drip pan with spearhead edges, 28 in. Provenance: John W. Stark House, Springfield, Te

Rome, Chalcography Cam.le, 1805. Cm 195 x 187. Map divided into 10 parts with its own title, each consisting of 6 sheets 19 x 31 cm, with numerous ships, a large title cartouche, a cartouche entitled