Antique Romanian

Charles Steiner was born in 1894, in Bucharest, Romania and passed away in 1946, in Paris, France.

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

Late 19th Century Besserabian Flat-Weave Carpet ( 7'6" x 11' - 230 x 335 ) Antique Bessarabian Romania Ivory 1890s Rug, Circa Date: 1890s. This exceptional example of European-influ...

Monarchs such as George V, Alfonso XIII, the Belgian royal family and the Queen of Romania posed for him. Industrialists like the perfumer Guerlain, the chocolatier Menier as well as...

Cernunnos was extensively depicted in Celtic art across a vast region, encompassing Northern Italy, Romania, France, and Denmark, as well as Great Britain and Ireland.

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

The map spans from the Adriatic Sea to the Black Sea, and from the Danube valley down to Crete, covering modern-day Greece, Albania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, Monte...

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

Superb 19th-century lithograph by Auguste Raffet depicting a group of Arnauts (Albanian irregular soldiers) serving as coastal guards in the Ottoman Empire, specifically stationed at...

A dynamic and finely observed lithograph by Auguste Raffet, depicting a festive gathering in a Romanian military camp. In the foreground, villagers and soldiers join in dance and mus...

This antique Bessarabian kilim is a striking flat-woven rug, originating from the region encompassing parts of modern Moldova and Romania, and dating to the late 19th century (circa ...

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

Founded in 1856, the firm Gustave Keller Frères specialized in elegant objects d'art for the upper class, gaining international acclaim and becoming the official supplier to several ...

This vintage jug is emblematic of the craftsmanship associated with the Corund mark, a hallmark of traditional ceramics hailing from the Transylvania region of Romania and Hungary. ...

Original silvered bronze sculpture by Demètre H. Chiparus (Romanian, 1886–1947), a renowned Art Deco sculptor based in Paris.

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

Among Tetard's notable royal patrons was Queen Marie of Romania, who commissioned several pieces from the silversmith for her royal residences.

Signed and dated Art Nouveau oil on board figures in landscape by Romanian painter Michel Simonidy. The piece depicts an autumnal scene with two women standing beside a fountain at n...

About Paul Kiss Paul Kiss (1885–1962) was a distinguished Hungarian metalworker, originally from Belabalva (modern-day Romania), who established his career in Paris. After moving to ...

Demetre Haralamb Chiparus (French/Romanian 1886 - 1947), Art Deco Dancers, Bronze Sculpture On Marble Plinth.

Born on September 16, 1886 in Dorohoi, Romania, he went on to study in Italy with the sculptor Raffaello Romanelli, later moving to Paris to enroll at the École des Beaux-Arts.

Demetre Haralamb Chiparus (French/Romanian 1886 - 1947), Art Deco Dancers, Bronze Sculpture On Marble Plinth.

The map covers a wide expanse including the present-day territories of Greece, Albania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia, North Macedonia, Romania, and parts of Turkey and Croati...

That same year, Bertalan traveled to the Romanian artists' colony of Baia Mare, where he painted outdoors with artist Béla Iványi-Grünwald and István Réti.

Woven entirely by hand in the flatweave technique, this kilim reflects the sophisticated floral tradition specific to the Bessarabian region, which straddled historical borders betwe...

Woven entirely by hand in the flatweave technique, this kilim reflects the sophisticated floral tradition specific to the Bessarabian region, which straddled historical borders betwe...

Pal (Jean de Paléologue, 1855–1942), known for his signature “PAL,” was a prolific Romanian-born French illustrator and poster artist, celebrated for his depictions of Parisian night...

Jean de Paleologu (or Paleologue) (1855 – 24 November 1942) was a Romanian poster artist, painter, and illustrator, who often used Pal or PAL as his signature or logo and was active ...

Raised on a pyramidal black marble base, stamped Bronze and signed D H Chiparus ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Height: 31 cm...

The map covers the entire Balkan Peninsula from the Adriatic Sea across to the Black Sea, including present-day Greece, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Romania...

The map covers the entire Balkan Peninsula from the Adriatic Sea across to the Black Sea, including present-day Greece, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia, Romania...

Height: 16.5 cm Width: 8 cm Length: 12.5 cm Weight: 1.8 kg Paul Kiss, born on March 5, 1886 in Kézdiszentkereszt (hu) (then in Hungary, now Poian in Romania) in the Carpathian Mount...

The left sheet illustrates Ottoman Europe, including present-day Greece, Bulgaria, Albania, Macedonia, Serbia, Bosnia, and parts of Romania and Turkey-in-Europe. Major cities like Co...

Their first shop was located in the heart of Paris, and opened in 1919 after they migrated to Paris from Romania post World War I. Shortly after establishing themselves in Paris, as ...

The map presents the European territories of the Ottoman Empire with remarkable precision for its time, covering the Balkans, Greece, Albania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, European ...

Woven around the 1880s, the piece is a testament to the rich weaving tradition of the Bessarabian region, historically nestled between the borders of Romania and Moldova. The rug fe...

It presents a detailed and colorful depiction of the Balkan Peninsula and the territories of the Ottoman Empire in Europe, as well as neighboring regions including Rumania, Serbia, M...

A fabulous Art Deco cold painted gilt and silver bronze figure of a beautiful young woman reclining on a bed of wheat sheaves exhibiting rich colour and very fine hand chased surface...

Serving as a professor of sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts from 1865, Storck played a pivotal role in shaping modern Romanian sculpture. (Germany, 1826-1887), Late 19th Century

* Charles Turi was a Romanian jewelry designer, who relocated to Paris 1950 and later moved again to New York City where he continued to produce articles of fine jewelry.

Henner had numerous pupils; among them were the American painter Mathilde Mueden Leisenring and the Romanian artist Dimitrie Serafim. From 1874 to 1889, organized with Carolus-Duran,...

ARTHUR SEGAL 1875-1944 Jassy, Rumania 1875-1944 London (Romanian) Title: Still Life and Fruits, 1911 Technique: Original Signed Oil Painting on cardboard size: 61 x 86 cm ...

Jean de Paleologu or de Paleologue, born in 1855 and died in 1942, was a Romanian painter, illustrator and poster artist who often used Pal or PAL as his signature or studio mark.

The geography encompasses the Adriatic coast, Dalmatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Romania (then Wallachia and Moldavia), Hungary, Macedonia, Albania, and all of Greece, including the...

That piece (lot 13), from Romania and dated 1878, sold for $37,500. Important Note: The last two Paper-Cut Amulets pictured are from the Yeshiva University Museum and were made by t...

It includes not only Hungary but also Transylvania, Slavonia, Croatia, and parts of modern-day Romania, Serbia, Bosnia, and Bulgaria. The map’s elaborate title cartouche, found in t...

The scene depicts the intense fighting that occurred near Kalafat, in present-day Romania, between Ottoman and Russian forces. The image is highly detailed and filled with action, sh...

Pestachu in Bucharest, Romania. She studied under Bertalan Karlovsky and Bela Zobori-Moldovan in Budapest.

Jean de Paleologu or de Paleologue, born in 1855 and died in 1942, was a Romanian painter, illustrator and poster artist who often used Pal or PAL as his signature or studio mark.

This sculpture is a work by **Demetre Chiparus**, a renowned Romanian sculptor from the Art Deco period. Chiparus is famous for his detailed bronze and ivory sculptures of dancers, o...

Inspired by the legendary Romanian artist Demétre H. Chiparus, this captivating piece, a true emblem of the Art Deco movement The woman appears to be wearing traditional clothing and...

The Russian Imperial Tapestry Factory was where these Romanian rugs were made, and the factory was created by none other than Peter the Great.

Manufactured in the southeastern part of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire, private estate Romania. Veneer restored and repolished. First used by Count Zelenski, Neudorf (Romania) unti...

Manufactured in the southeastern part of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire, private estate Romania. Veneer restored and repolished. First used by Count Zelenski, Neudorf (Romania) unti...

Manufactured in the southeastern part of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire, private estate Romania. Veneer restored and repolished. First used by Count Zelenski, Neudorf (Romania) unti...