19 Results for Medieval for sale in Fanwood Nj - Antiques Classifieds

• Rahway, NJ
• Antiques

From the Newark Museum collection comes this encased doll of a medieval costume figure 13th century Serf. Measures 10 3/4" tall and 10" wide base.Good condition. Nice collectable. Thanks for viewing.…

• New York, NY
• Antiques

19TH CENTURY GILT BRONZE GOTHIC MEDIEVAL STYLE JEWELRY BOX.IN THE SHAPE OF AN ANTIQUE BIBLE IN 12TH/13TH CENTURY STYLE.STAMPED UNDER NEATH "FABRICATION, FRANCAISE"THERE IS WEAR TO GILDING AND SMALL AREA OF OXIDATION AND…

• Morganville, NJ
• Antiques

THIS IS A MEDIEVAL WOODEN PLAQUE, DESIGNED ANDBASED ON THE CARVINGS FOUND ON THE MISERICORDS FROM THE BEVERLEY MINSTER CATHEDRAL IN ENGLANDFEATURING A WOMAN CHURNING MEASURES 5" ACROSSFINELY DETAILED, A ROSEWOOD…

• Morganville, NJ
• Antiques

THIS IS A MEDIEVAL WOODEN PLAQUE, DESIGNED ANDBASED ON THE CARVINGS FOUND ON THE MISERICORD FROM THE BEVERLEY MINSTER CATHEDRAL IN ENGLANDFEATURING A SHEEPHERDER MAN WITH STAFF AND HIS DOGMEASURES 5" ACROSSFINELY…

• New York, NY
• Antiques

You are bidding on a beautiful rare vintage Gothic lamp .. It's very heavy and large in size, in excellent condition, fully functional, and very rare .. Please note I could do local delivery in the five boroughs or even tri-state area .. Please view all photos before bidding .. Thank you & good luck !!…

• Fair Lawn, NJ
• Antiques

A nice tile of a medieval falconer made in a woodblock style. Marked ''RICHARDS MADE IN ENGLAND'' on the back. The condition remains excellent. Measures 6" square. Happy to combine items for shipping to save you money…

• Fanwood, NJ
• Antiques

Truly a Great medieval art decor Metal Wall and Crystal Chimney Glass Electric Lamp Shade Wall Sconce with Art Decor Acid Etched 21 1/8” Inches Tall The Solid Black Metal wall with vintage cosmetic wear or scratches…

• New York, NY
• Antiques

English medieval deed, dated 1354 recording a grant of land to John Gater and his wife Eve by the Tyrel family in Greater Hassle. with an early attestation of the middle English prepostion 'ate' for modern 'at' with many names…