Ox Cart

Antique wooden ox cart wheel From Asia, this antique ox cart wheel was handcrafted from teak wood and has been placed on a strong custom-made cradle mount.

The lid is hinged, with marquetry and in the centre is an image of an ox cart with driver, typical of the island of Madeira, decorated all around with a geometric pattern.

Mestre Vitalino Brazilian craftsman terracotta "Ox In The Cart", circa 1950.

Wonderful mid 19th century oil on canvas landscape painting by British artist Arthur Hughes (1832-1915), depicting a county cottage, a family, ox and cart. Signed and dated 1847 in l...

A collection of Thai ox cart wheels on metal stands.

An angular ox cart seat table decoratied with a studded border and metallic hoops.

A Massive Sculptural Ox Cart Wheel on Iron Stand. The wood is dense teak, with an iron strapping around the exterior.

Skipper Whitaker Western Impressionism Artwork Mexican Ox Cart Oil on masonite. Framed Label on backside.

This pair of large wood carvings was used to decorate the ox carts that were widely used in old Burma. They were carved in the shape of the bird Hong.

A Thai 19th century rustic ox cart wooden wheel mounted on a custom-made black base.

Original vintage poster - Paddy Field Burmah - issued by the Empire Marketing Board (EMB 1926-1933) featuring artwork by the notable Burmese artist Ba Nyan (1897-1945) depicting farm...

Title cartouche flanked by two musketeers and a scale of miles view a vignette of an ox cart with a wine cask. Artists and Engravers: Johannes Janssonius (Jansson), (1588- 1664) A...

The form is most unusual and looks like it was made from old ox carts and other items found on the ranch or farm.

Title cartouche flanked by two musketeers and a scale of miles view a vignette of an ox cart with a wine cask. Artists and Engravers: Johannes Janssonius (Jansson), (1588- 1664) A...

Miniature with Ox and Cart. This small drawing is an early piece that is full of old world charm.

A very fine Tang dynasty pottery ox and cart, lively modeled with fine details, comes with Oxford authentication TL test certificate.

An incredibly powerful and moody Barbizon painting, the scene depicts a peasant couple with an ox-cart as they travel down a forest road. In the Benezit a painting of the same dimens...

Pulled by a horse or donkey, occasionally an ox, the native carts called "Carretto da Lavoro" (cart for work) were handmade from ax carved wood and forged wrought iron were used for ...

This large 19th-century wooden wheel once bore the weight of an ox-drawn wagon or farm cart. The impressive wheel is richly aged with wabi-sabi texture, burnished smooth from years o...

This 19th-century wooden wheel once bore the weight of an ox-drawn wagon or farm cart. The impressive wheel is beautifully worn with wabi-sabi imperfection, darkened by a timeworn pa...

The round top of this rustic, tri-leg side table is an antique wooden cart wheel, repurposed from an early 20th century ox-drawn wagon or farm cart.

The round top of this rustic, tri-leg side table is an antique wooden cart wheel, repurposed from an early 20th century ox-drawn wagon or farm cart.

Mountainous landscape with river, one figure fishing, another leading ox and cart. A very fine classical landscape from the 18th century.

18th century ox cart wheel coffee table represents the ultimate in rustic, southwestern style!

Remarkably well-preserved, this 19th-century covered ox cart is an exceptional example of the preferred mode of transportation by the Qing-dynasty elite.

This table utilises an 18th century ox cart-wheel top, retaining its original iron bound banding.

This pair of large wood carvings was used to decorate the ox carts that were widely used in Burma. They were carved and constructed in the shape of the bird Hong.

An Indian rustic wooden ox cart from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with uneven top and metal accents.

An Indian rustic wooden ox cart from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with convex top and metal accents.

This distinctive, Sicilian ox cart sconce would make for a great conversational piece, perhaps in a kitchen, den or hung above a bathroom mirror.

A late 19th century teak ox cart wheel converted into a sculpture. Originally from Southeast Asia, the piece as a sculpture had a once functional history but now offers itself as an ...

Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this stunning original Antique Tibetan Camel or Ox Cart which has been reclaimed to be used as a large coffee table.

Super unique table in overall good condition. See photos for details. Message with questions. Camel not included.

Vintage Asian bullock cart coffee table Originally an ox cart from Asia that has been converted into a coffee table.

This 20th century table made from 19th century ox carts is an incredible marriage of two worlds.

Brutalist Henning Kjærnulf oak ox art tile bar cart, Denmark, circa 1960s. This Danish modern bar cart is in great overall condition.

Antique Cart Wheel from old farm likely an Ox cart wheel.

Behind the ox cart, there is a Flamboyan tree that represent the traditional tree of Puerto Rico.

Title cartouche flanked by two musketeers and a scale of miles view a vignette of an ox cart with a wine cask. This map originates from 'Atlas Novus, Sive Theatrum Orbis Orbis Terrar...

Jerome Massier Fils French Majolica flower holder which features two bulls or oxen pulling a cart. Colouration: yellow, green, white, are predominant. The piece bears maker's marks f...

Rustic Philippine ox cart wheel on steel base. This large piece piece makes for both a bold and charming accent well suited to both traditional and modern decor.

A large and stunningly beautiful Indian 19th century bookcase circa 1890, the unit constructed from original reclaimed ox cart components, made from Indian rosewood, brass and wrough...

This is a beautiful marriage of an ox cart and an 18th century church door (probably Spanish) with original hardware and weathered patina.

The tabletop comes from an ox cart. The elements are made of brass and copper.

Pristine condition. Age confirmed by T.L. text conducted by Oxford Authantication November 22, 2006. The oxen is 13" from tip of snout to tip of tail. Cart is 12.5"H, 12"Wide and ...

c.1650 Portuguese or Sicilian silk floss embroidered panel with images of a woman spinning and a man with an ox drawn cart carrying a large barrel.

Important and rare polychrome terracotta group representing an ox pulling a cart. Note, invisible professional restoration on the terrace.

An elaborate and superbly detailed early 20th century Kashmiri model of an Ox and cart realistically modelled with two turbaned men sitting crossed-legged in the carriage drawn by tw...

A large and stunningly beautiful Indian 19th century bookcase, circa 1890 the unit constructed from original reclaimed ox cart components, made from Indian rosewood, brass and wrough...