Medieval Oak Corbel of a Satyr, English, circa 1450-1500

Large heavy 18th century or earlier carved oak corbel. The corbel depicts a large male open-eyed smiling face with broad features. Finly carved details with wonderful old patina.

Gothic Corbel France, 15th century limestone 36 x 44 x 45 cm This imposing culot, carved in stone and dating from the fifteenth century, exemplifies the expressive vitality and imag...

An antique mid-17th century oak carving of a mythological faun in side profile fitted with a hook to the reverse ready for hanging. This is a handsome example of 17th century craftsm...

This mid‑19th‑century French carved oak wall figure is a powerful example of rural craftsmanship, expressive carving, and the storytelling traditions that shaped decorative objects i...

An antique Tudor style oak wall carving of a recumbent figure dating to circa 1650. Deeply carved by a 17th century woodworking artisan, this carved fragment has a three-dimensional ...

A carved and waxed wooden satyr face, originating from France in the 19th century.

pre 1825, Spanish Colonial, wooden polychrome column base depicting a putti holding up a corbel where a pillar would have been sat. The pillar is long gone but the intricate carvings...

This mid‑19th‑century French carved oak wall figure of a woman is a compelling example of provincial craftsmanship, expressive carving, and the decorative storytelling traditions tha...

A characterful 19th-century hand-carved architectural wood fragment from Rajasthan, India, originally conceived as part of the carved structural or decorative ornamentation of a trad...

A medieval carved stone gargoyle from the private collection of a country house in Oxfordshire, originally purchased from Crowther of Syon Lodge in 1985. Dating from the 13th-14th c...