Ancient Chandelier in Glass with 6 Lights from the XIX Century - Italy, Second Half XIX Century

Milan Mid 1900s approx

Smooth bottom silver tray with chiseled silver and bakelite handles. Brand of silver and silversmith engraved. Grams 1870.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Rococo style gilt bronze wall clock. Display with hours in enamelled metal with Roman numerals protected by a lid with ground glass.

France, Late XIX Century

Porcelain plate painted in polychrome with a trompe l'oeil theme of playing cards on a light blue and blue background. Manufacture mark on the reverse,

Piedmont, XIX Century

Terracotta sculpture painted in polychrome with a tilting head, depicting the figure of a Chinese dignitary in a seated position in the act of clutching a fabric with his left hand, while the right hand is placed on his belly. The sculpture rests on a marbled base. Slight loss of color and restoration on the headpiece. The magot, little men originally portraying Pu-Tai, the Chinese god of happiness and abundance, were born in northern China and between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries reached Europe, where like many other chinoiserie they became the status symbol of aristocratic houses.

France, Second Half XIX Century

Majolica cake stand decorated with all-over polychrome flowers. The splashback has a wavy edge surrounded by a dentil motif.

Italy Late XIX Century

Sculptural group in polychrome Capodimonte porcelain depicting a pair of putti with a basket of fruit. Manufacture mark on the base.

Northern Italy, Early XIX Century

Majolica bowl decorated in monochrome green in calligraphic style with landscapes, trees, birds and stylized characters.

Europe, XIX-XX Century

Group of six glasses in cut, engraved and gilded glass of different manufactures, shapes and colours.

Central Europe, Late XIX Century

Pair of bronze tondi with molded walnut wood frame depicting a couple of philosophers.