Agate

6 products

6 products
17th century Italian Baroque cabinet with lapis lazuli and agate inlays, ebony exterior by Nwtiques
17th century Italian Baroque ebony cabinet by Nwtiques with geometric tortoiseshell inlay and lion claw feet
17th Century Italian Cabinet
£58,000.00
18th century Ottoman polished hardstone and aventurine casket by Nwtiques, elegant gilt tombak design
18th century Ottoman hardstone and gilt tombak casket with aventurine panels by Nwtiques
Ottoman Hardstone And Gilt Tombak Casket
£9,500.00
Vintage Crystal and Shell Grotto Mirror - Nicholas Wells Antiques
Vintage Crystal and Shell Grotto Mirror - Nicholas Wells Antiques
Vintage Crystal and Shell Grotto Mirror
£7,500.00
Early 18th century two-piece cutlery with agate handles and leather case by Nwtiques
Two-piece cutlery with agate handles
£3,750.00
Agate Specimen
£900.00

Agate is a type of stone that is highly sought after in the decorative arts. /technique/lapidary/Lapidary is the art of cutting and polishing stones, such as agate, to create beautiful pieces of art, /technique/mosaic/mosaic, /style/pietra-dure/inlay, pietra dure. Agate has been used in this way since Roman times, and its popularity has only grown since then.

Agate is a type of quartz that is known for its banded patterns, which can range from light to dark. It is found in many different colors, such as pink, blue, and green. The stone is often used to make jewelry, /antiques/art-works/european-sculpture/sculptures, and other decorative items. Agate is also a popular choice for antique collectors, as it is often found in pieces from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Agate is a timeless stone that has been used in decorative arts for centuries. Its unique banded patterns and vibrant colours make it a popular choice for lapidary art. Whether you are looking for a piece of antique agate or a /style/grand-tour/grand tour object, agate is a great choice for any decorative art collection.

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