Antique Style Cards

Description: Art Nouveau style poster advertisement for an art show. Lithograph by Melchior Lechter, 1897

Description: Art Nouveau style linocut by Alexandre de Riquer, 1901 "No matter how much you know, what you do not know is greater"

Description: Ex libris for the collection of Hermann Scheiner. Artist unknown. 1920. A winged muse reading a book among symbols of Arts and Humanities.

Description: block print by Robert Bauer, 1896. bookplate for the collection of Carl Griese.

Description: Lithograph by Leonetto Cappiello, 1921 Alcohol spirit dancing in an orange peel Deco style poster for campari liqueur, aperitif

Description: Lithograph by Alphonse Mucha, 1927

Description: A retro-style script text reads "Beloved Antique". The letters are a light tan color with a darker brown outline and a white shadow effect, giving them a 3D appearance against a black background. The lettering is in a flowing, cursive font.

Description: Antique Style White Egret Heron Under Full Moon Landscape

Description: Lithograph by Louis John Rhead, 1897 Art Nouveau style poster for Salon des Cent gallery in Paris. Woman with an artist's palette.

Description: Poster for the opera, by Alphonse Mucha, 1896

Description: Lithograph by Nover, 1900

Description: Book cover design used for an advertisement poster. Ink design by Ethel Reed, 1895 Art nouveau Style

Description: A vintage-style gramophone with a wooden base and a large brass horn. The turntable shows a record with a needle resting on it. The details are sharp and defined, evoking a nostalgic feel. A small green label is visible on the front of the wooden box.

Description: Please Be Patient With Me I'm From The 1900s Antique Style

Description: pencil and conti sketch by Alphonse Mucha, ca 1900

Description: A striking vintage portrait of a rugged Western cowboy set against a backdrop of authentic old-fashioned cursive handwriting and aged paper. Perfect for fans of Wild West history, rustic decor, and classic outlaw style.

Description: Step back in time with this Rotary Dial vintage-inspired design. Featuring the classic look of an old-school telephone dial with distressed textures, this artwork brings nostalgic charm to life. Perfect for fans of retro technology, antique collectors, and lovers of timeless design, it’s a unique tribute to the days before smartphones and digital screens. Whether you’re into mid-century aesthetics, vintage home décor, or quirky statement pieces, this design makes a stylish gift or collectible for anyone who appreciates the beauty of analog classics.

Description: Poster for the famous singer Ada Rehan. David Allen & Sons Ltd. Lithography Company, 1898.

Description: Woodcut by Mathieu Lauweriks, 1935. "There is no religion beyond Truth"

Description: art nouveau style advertisement poster, lithograph by Louis-Theophile Hingre, 1897

Description: advertising poster for art nouveau style art show in Berlin. Lithograph by Wilhelm Shulz, 1900

Description: art nouveau style lithograph by Alphonse Mucha, allegory of Music. 1898

Description: Art Nouveau poster ad for bicycles. Lithograph by Alphonse Mucha, 1902

Description: Insure objects of art and other valuables. Art nouveau style lithograph by Émile Berchmans, 1896

Description: The wonders of Electricidad, advertising poster in early Art Nouveau style. Lithograph by Joan Llaverias, 1899

Description: LIthograph by Henri Privat-Livemont, 1898. Advertisement for an exposition of Beaux Arts and Art Nouveau artists.

Description: Discover the charm of old-world artistry with this vintage book illustration. Featuring intricate linework and a timeless antique watercolor aesthetic, it captures the beauty of classic literary design. Makes a great gift for book lovers, history enthusiasts, and art collectors.

Description: Embrace your inner explorer with this vintage-inspired graphic. Featuring a unique quote, this design is perfect for antique enthusiasts and adventure seekers. It combines retro typography with charming illustrative elements for a unique statement.

Description: J. Wellington Wimpy since 1931 he's been loving burgers. I like big buns and I cannot lie. Cool, new, popular, recent, trending, top pick, best seller, top seller, editors pick, number 1 ranked, hot, recommended, liked, great artwork, t-shirt design, must have, recommended choice, featured, All designs, best selling t-shirt graphics, best trending

Description: Spirit Symbol Design by EDDA Froehlich / EDDArt | Labyrinth is a system of lines or paths, which makes numerous changes of direction or pacing a runner-up of the pattern to a puzzle. Labyrinth has only one way to the center, while several mazes. The CHARTRES is very famous.

Description: Antique Style 19th Century Beer Label Art

Description: Illustration by E. P. Upjohn, 1895 Cover design for the New York Sunday World

Description: Has Anybody Tried Holy Water Antique Bookplate Design (Dark Version) Has anybody tried holy water on him? Rendered in a sketched, engraved-style serif with a formal frame and delicate corner flourishes, this design feels like it was pulled from an old bookplate or a formal invitation, complete with a small cross accent and the word "tried" set apart in a rich oxblood script. The hand-sketched texture on the lettering adds a heirloom, letterpress quality, giving a sarcastic question an unexpectedly refined presentation. It's the kind of piece that looks like a family crest until you actually read it. Perfect for fans of engraved typography, antique stationery style, and dry religious humor, this Puff Sumo design pairs old-world

Description: An ornate skeleton key wrapped in trailing ivy leaves, drawn with the intricate detail of old wrought-iron design — part hardware, part botanical study. It's a design that rewards close attention rather than shouting for it from across a room. Suited for dark academia fans, cottagecore readers, and anyone drawn to vintage symbolism over modern minimalism. Available on tees, hoodies, tote bags, and stickers — a quiet emblem for people who collect meaning, not just objects.

Description: Has Anybody Tried Holy Water Antique Bookplate Design Has anybody tried holy water on him? Rendered in a sketched, engraved-style serif with a formal frame and delicate corner flourishes, this design feels like it was pulled from an old bookplate or a formal invitation, complete with a small cross accent and the word "tried" set apart in a rich oxblood script. The hand-sketched texture on the lettering adds a heirloom, letterpress quality, giving a sarcastic question an unexpectedly refined presentation. It's the kind of piece that looks like a family crest until you actually read it. Perfect for fans of engraved typography, antique stationery style, and dry religious humor, this Puff Sumo design pairs old-world craftsmanship with a thorou

Description: Advertising poster for The Quartier Latin magazine 1895. Lithograph by Louis Rhead in Art Nouveau style.