Antique Mirror Glass Wood Italy XX Century - Italy, XX Century

Italy, Mid XX Century

Bust of a Roman emperor in white marble and alabaster, Italy, mid-20th century. Alabaster gown. Base in black marble.

XX Century

Renaissance style table from the mid-19th century, with wrought iron crosspieces.

Terracotta Sculpture

Terracotta statue depicting autumn, female figure with crown of vine leaves, fruits and grape vines in her arms. Resting on a concrete base.

Baroque Style Trumeau

Trumeau in Baroque style, early 1900s, curved in shape, has four drawers in the lower body and two mirrored doors in the upper body, small drawers inside the flap, covered on the entire surface in walnut and walnut root.

Flemish School of the 17th century. Oil on panel. The penitent saint is recognizable by her attributes, the ointment jar, the book and the skull. Signed "VD Werff" on the bottom left. Sealing wax export stamp from the 19th century on the back. There are longitudinal cracks in the panel. Presented in a late 19th century gilded frame

Italy, XX Century

HMS Victory wooden ship model enirely hand-built

Italy, Mid XX Century

Hand-beaten silver centerpiece in the shape of a shell supported by leaf-shaped scroll feet and starfish decoration. Silversmith's label and silver marks engraved under the base. 515 grams.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of brass and glass wall lamps. Bell-shaped lampshade in satin and ground glass.

Early 1900s

Neoclassical style bedside table veneered in walnut and walnut burl with maple fillets, composed of three drawers and truncated pyramid feet, first half of the 20th century.

63 x 40 In

Beluchi wool rug, fine knot, hand made.

148 x 82 In

Bukhara carpet made of wool, fine knot; hand-made.

The Ancient Baptistery of Gravedona

Pencil and watercolor on paper. Signed lower left. Of the same subject but with characters, there is a version on canvas by the Milanese artist, preserved in the civic Raccolta d'arte Museo dell'Ottocento of Villa Belgioioso Bonaparte, in Milan. Luigi Bisi specialized in interior views of churches in Lombardy, with a predilection for the Milan Cathedral. The work is presented in a frame.