Antique Mineral

Significant staining, soot, and mineral discoloration are present across the body, which typically happens when a vessel is used close to cooking hearths or buried/stored over long p...

Natural fissures, raw edges, mineral lines, and small crystal pockets are part of the stone’s history and are not defects.

Natural fissures, raw edges, mineral lines, and small crystal pockets are part of the stone’s history and are not defects.

Natural fissures, raw edges, mineral lines, and small crystal pockets are part of the stone’s history and are not defects.

Originally made for a Catholic church, the piece retains the tactile surface, softened edges, and pale mineral patina that distinguish authentic ecclesiastical fragments from later d...

With the unusual formation of sphalerite, it is unequaled by those from any other part of the world (featured in American Mineral Treasures, pg. 337). These minerals are formed from ...

Pyrite Merelani Hills, Lelatema Mountains, Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, Tanzania 14 cm tall x 12.6 cm wide Pyrite is among the most common mineral species, and, among the mos...

Boulton was an influential designer and producer of ormolu bronze in England during the reign of King George III in the late 18th century, and known for incorporating rare minerals s...

The subtle gold-flecked ground enhances the delicate mineral pigments while creating a luminous atmosphere that changes beautifully with the light.

Constructed in pine with fine turned decoration, triangular in form, with displays on all sides, generously filled with gloriously sparkling mineral samples. Lead miners collected th...

Period: Early 17th century Origin: Tibet Subject: Je Tsongkhapa (1357–1419), founder of the Gelugpa school Medium: Mineral pigments on textile We ship internationally, tracked and i...

This finely rendered thangka displays the sophisticated architectural perspective, vibrant mineral pigments, and meticulous linework characteristic of 19th-century Tibetan devotional...

Natural fissures, raw edges, mineral lines, and small crystal pockets are part of the stone’s history and are not defects.

Buried beneath volcanic ash in Indonesia, the wood naturally fossilized as minerals slowly replaced the organic material, preserving the original tree rings, grain, and organic form.

The combination of these two classic copper minerals creates a natural palette of extraordinary colour.

The warm, honey-toned limestone displays a beautiful natural patina — subtle weathering, mineral veining, and soft edge wear that only centuries of age can create.

An exquisite deep purple amethyst cluster with mineral formation and a polished stalactite. This natural piece is surrounded and adorned with a beautiful polished border, where it is...

With the unusual formation of sphalerite, it is unequaled by those from any other part of the world (referenced from the "American Mineral Treasure" book, pg. 337). The weight of the...

Hand formed and hand painted, the jar displays the characteristic matte surface and mineral based pigments typical of Pueblo pottery traditions.

Selenite, also known as satin spar, desert rose, or gypsum flower are four crystal structure varieties of the mineral gypsum. These specimens are found around the world, from the de...

Selenite, also known as satin spar, desert rose, or gypsum flower are four crystal structure varieties of the mineral gypsum. These specimens are found around the world, from the de...

The surface retains a deep oxidized brown-black iron patina with areas of rust, mineral accretion, age wear, and softened highlights to the raised decoration.

The surface retains a deep oxidized brown-black iron patina with areas of rust, mineral accretion, age wear, and softened highlights to the raised decoration.

These beads display the unmistakable characteristics of early Himalayan craftsmanship: rich fiery tones ranging from deep amber to honeyed orange, natural banding, mineral inclusions...

The agate in this particular coral has organic forming crystalized druzy which creates a lovely sparkle to the mineral. The candlesticks have been preserved and transformed by Jean ...

The chest features two graduated drawers fitted with turned wooden knobs, providing practical storage for small collectibles, jewelry, minerals, shells, sewing accessories, or other ...

Mounted on a bespoke stand, it is not only a fine mineral specimen but also a striking decorative object that brings warmth, sophistication, and natural wonder into any interior.

The elements create a unique piece of old and new. The chic and sleek mineral specimen combined with the Italian fragment creates a historical yet contemporary work of art.

The interior is covered with a pale glaze showing age-related crackling, mineral deposits, and natural patina consistent with long-term use.

This is a delightful example of Gabbeh art, simple, with exceptional bright blue hues created by mixing a mineral substance with indigo . All natural dyes and authentic .

Beautifully painted with mineral pigments, gold leaf (with good veining) and gold dust on mulberry paper.

Beautifully painted with mineral pigments, gold leaf (with good veining) and gold dust on mulberry paper.

Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts, this blue stone specimen embodies the natural beauty and artistic splendor that make minerals such a fascinating addition to any collection.

A pair of large Korean antique 18th/19th century Official portraits of male and female (husband and wife), painted in mineral colors and ink on hanji paper. The male/husband subject ...

Woven fencing, river stones, and bamboo create a layered composition that evokes the quiet beauty of the natural world. Executed in mineral pigments on silver leaf, the screen takes ...

Japanese Two-Panel Screen: Snow Scene on the Marsh This Japanese two-panel screen, dating to the Edo period (circa 1700), depicts a tranquil winter marsh inhabited by a heron amid s...

Executed with restrained use of mineral pigments on mulberry paper, the composition reflects the economy of means and expressive brushwork associated with the Sesshū School, whose ar...

Over vast stretches of time, minerals such as quartz replaced the cellar structure of the wood, turning it to stone while retaining intricate botanical detail.

These motifs float across a soft and serene mineral blue field, their rhythmic arrangement evoking both symmetry and movement.

The chromatic profile exhibits a masterclass in tonal restraint, utilizing a time-muted sand and beige palette anchored by a rich mineral-blue abrash. Accents of sage and faded azure...

Native to Japan and celebrated in poetry and painting for centuries, nadeshiko is associated with beauty, elegance, and the changing seasons. Executed in ink and mineral pigments on ...

Japanese Six-Panel Screen: Pine Trees in the Mist This Japanese six-panel screen, dating to the Meiji period (circa 1880), depicts a sweeping grove of pine trees emerging through la...

These bowls were shaped and glazed entirely by hand, showing natural firing marks, glaze pinholes, mineral inclusions and the authentic character of early Fajalauza production.

The painting demonstrates the distinctive characteristics of early Tibetan thangka production, with carefully applied mineral pigments, deep contrasting colours, and intricate detail...

The rich colour and sparkling crystal faces create a beautiful contrast, highlighting the natural beauty of both minerals. The polished border reveals layers of white quartz framing...

An Italian pedestal from the late 19th century, carved from richly veined green marble with deep moss tones and lighter mineral striations. The spiraling column rises from a faceted ...

Painted using the typical 19th century Qajar mineral colour palette of cobalt blue, turquoise, yellow ochre, greens and browns with a clear, quartz-based top glaze.

Its monumental presence and mineral texture make it an ideal piece for gardens, patios, terraces, or interiors inspired by Mediterranean wabi-sabi or Gothic styles.

Japanese Six-Panel Screen: Pheasant in River Landscape This Japanese six-panel screen, dating to the late Edo period (circa 1800), depicts a pheasant inhabiting an idealized river l...

The softly mottled surface, with areas of mineral accretion and worn pigment, speaks to its age and burial history, creating a richly textured patina that enhances its presence and a...

Selenite, also known as satin spar, desert rose, or gypsum flower are four crystal structure varieties of the mineral gypsum. These specimens are found around the world, from the de...

The natural wonders encompassed here can be fully appreciated by the rotating nature of its stand, showing all the layers and minerals involved in a geode. This stunning piece its ve...

Executed in the traditional Tibetan manner, the painting displays the characteristic use of mineral pigments, deep blues, greens, reds and gold detailing.

Selenite, also known as satin spar, desert rose, or gypsum flower are four crystal structure varieties of the mineral gypsum. These specimens are found around the world, from the de...

The rich velvety surface and flowing natural contours create a sense of movement, highlighting the remarkable beauty of this iconic copper mineral. The vibrant green tones vary subt...

This impressive piece stands out for its uniform crystal coverage and vivid colour — a true showcase of nature’s artistry and mineral perfection. No. 1106 Place of origin: Morocco ...

Period: Mid-19th century Origin: Tibet Subject: Lokeshvara (Avalokiteshvara), Bodhisattva of Compassion Medium: Mineral pigments on textile We ship internationally, tracked and insu...