Spanish Coat Of Arms

This Spanish silvered and painted wood 19th century Coat-of-Arms was in the collection of a distinguished decorator in Spain.

Chunky carved giltwood coat of arms. The depictions represent an eagle over a castle. The helmet represents significant bravery in a battle for which the family received a Royal hono...

Exquisite Antique Pillow A very impressive Baroque Coat of Arms Depicting Family Crest Spanish or Italian.

Primitive hand-carved Spanish coat of arms, with warrior silhouette and hand-cut nails.

A powerful Spanish coat of arms from Catalonia, dating to the 18th century, hand-carved in wood with pronounced relief and expressive detail.

This plaque has been carved out of walnut wood, and it is a representation of the Spanish coat of arms. It most closely resembles the armorial representations starting in 1938 becaus...

Original vintage pictorial travel poster for Spain and Portugal featuring a colourful illustrated map of the Iberian Peninsula Iberica depicting images of various places of natural a...

18th century Spanish stone carved coat of arms Spanish family emblem hand-carved in stone, from Castilla.   

19th century Spanish giltwood carved mirror depicting a coat of arms with Helmut, shield, flags, drum, leaves and feathers.

A wooden pair of upholstered armchairs crafted in 19th century Spain. Twin eagles, perched across the back of these exquisite chairs, share a coat of arms, capped in a regal helm.

This antique wooden sculpture comes from Spain and represents the arms of Toledo. It features the crowned double headed eagles with the shield of Castile and Leon at the centre (repr...

These stunning giltwood coats of arms plaques date to the late 1800s and are from Spain.

16th-17th century fireback with the coat of arms of Philip III of Spain. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a natural brown patina.

French Louis XIV style fireback with the coat of arms of Philip III of Spain. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a black or pewter patina.

Renaissance fireback with the coat of arms of Philip III of Spain. The fireback is made of cast iron and has a brown patina.

Painted Coat of Arms on Canvas, Motto- Esto Vigilans. 18th century Possibly Spanish.

Antique European hand carved oak architectural coat of arms hanging wall plaque c. 19th century Highly carved oak wall hanging~~armorial knight with plumed helmet over shield with...

Elaborate carved and giltwood 18th century wall hanging depicting coat of arms for the city of Madrid.

Spain (Possibly Seville), Early 17th Century “NO 8 DO” means “no me ha dejado”, Spanish for “(it) has not left me.” In this case, the “it” is referring to Seville. What appears to b...

Hence they also stand for the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Hence they also symbolize the frontier between the known and unknown world (Nec Plus Ultra, "nothing further beyond"), and later they also became symbols for the opposite, i.e. takin...

Carved painted family coat of arms depicting a fleur dy lis & tower surrounded by scrolls and acanthus leaves.

19th Century hand forged iron coat of arms depicting a lion inside a shield with crossed swords. Great accent for your walls.

20th century Spanish hand carved stone coat of arms.

A superb antique early 20th Century Spanish carved giltwood heraldic coat of arms crest shield wall plaque.

16th century Spanish pair of coat of arms painted on wood, belonging to a period "artesonado" Spanish wooden ceiling.

It was masterfully crafted in solid .925/.999 sterling silver with high polished finish and applied with a Spanish Coat of Arms made in yellow gold of 14 karats.

Featuring a hand carved wooden coat of arms over a pair of crossed iron swords, this Spanish wall plaque from the early 1900s depicts the official flag of Castile and León.

This is a rare and beautiful 18th Century Spanish Coat of arms used by Spanish Nobility on a Royal Carriage.

17th c. Spanish Stone Coat of Arms

Fantastic for the office, cave, or where ever you wife will let you put it! I love this it is extremely well carved and painted and the condition great. One sword removes, the othe...

Toledo Spain carved wood wall mounted coat of arms with crown and two winged animals.

Custom neon sign with aluminum channel cut letters. COME ON IN, lights up with green neon gas. Just under 6 feet long. Welcoming sign and fun piece of art. Glass in great condition....

A wonderful hand made pinfire pistol by Franz Pfannl, housed in its original Moroccan red leather case with its arsenic velvet interior. The gun would have originally had a small nic...

Decorative gramophone horn in wood Antique - Decoration - Phonograph Materials : Wood - Metal Wear consistent with age and use : See photos please

Rene Lalique Opalescent Glass with blue staining, 'Camaret' Vase. This pattern features four rows of fish molded in relief. Engraved makers marks, 'R Lalique France No.1010'. Book re...

Great Architecture of the World. This book is an illustrated history from Stonehenge to the Twentieth Century. The book is edited by John Julius Norwich. It was first published in 19...

New Yorker Skyscraper Desk Lighter designed by Ronson. This is a beautiful and iconic desk lighter, created in New Jersey United States by The Ronson Metal Works Co. during the art ...

A Kabuto Momonari-type samurai helmet, so named because of its characteristic shape resembling a peach, made of natural iron. The visor (mabizashi) is embellished with raised eyebr...

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This is an antique copy of The Hundred Best Pictures by C. Hubert Letts, a superb Edwardian art reference book dating to circa 1902. Elegantly bound and presented in intact, original...

Cassa-forte Double door safe Italian, 18th Century Iron & Wood Height: 157 cm Width: 104 m Depth: 53 cm

in good original state

An exceptionally scarce example of a Renaissance burgonet, originated most likely in Italy and dating to circa 1540. The skull is forged in one piece and surmounted by three low comb...