Murano glass duck

Southern Italy, Early XX Century

Complete nativity scene in hand painted plaster composed of: Holy Family with ox and donkey, three wise men, 1 camel, 1 dromedary, 30 figures and 14 sheep.

France, Second Half XX Century

Six-branched silver candlestick with bowl placed in the center. Under the base of the candlestick and of the bowl, the engraved brand of the manufacture. Candlestick in the manner of Lino Sabattini. 530 grams.

England Mid 19th Century

Table mirror in silver metal with coeval mirror.

Italy Late 20th century

Silver teapot. Under the base, the brand of silver and of the manufacture. Grams 826.

Italy Late 20th century

Silver teapot. Under the base, the brand of silver and of the incusso manufacture. 886 grams.

Milan 50s 60s

Silver lamp with circular base supported by four feet with leafy volutes, body finely carved with plant motifs. Blown glass lamp. Brand of silver and silversmith incussi at the base. 745 grams.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Group of five fireplace mantles in various types of wood with leather and metal parts. Of particular note is the inlay with plant and animal motifs and the chinoiserie decoration on black lacquer. Some of the leather parts have a refined decoration with leaf volutes. Three bellows are 18th century, two 19th century.

Italy 20th Century

Marble bowl from the early 1900s containing a sample of thirty-seven stone and mineral spheres.

Glass Barovier bowl with rainbow surface and silver details. The bowl has a ribbinig finishing on a cicular and rounded base.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Perforated silver cruet supported by ferine-shaped feet. At the top taken with a pair of swans. Platelets with oil and vinegar written in silver but posthumous. Contemporary glass elements. 620 grams.

Lombardo Veneto Second half of the 19th century

Pair of figures depicting a figure with chiseled silver pannier. Silver hallmarks engraved. 340 grams.

Europe XIX-XX century

Group of twelve glasses in ground and engraved glass of different manufactures, shapes and colors. Some glasses belong to the Biedermeier period and are of Austrian or German origin.