Oil Lamp Ceramic Europe XIX Century - Europe XIX Century

19th Century / 1801-1900

Eclectic shelf in painted stucco, decorated with a medallion motif; obtained from a decorative wall accessory, to which the marbled top was subsequently added.

Italy First Half of the 19th Century

Finely engraved and perforated silver oil cruet with Greek fret, torchon and gargoyle decorations. The cruet is supported by four feral-shaped feet and has a top grip with specular swans. Silver hallmarks engraved with initials BZ, probably initials of the silversmith. 675 grams. Ground glass ampoules.

Northern Italy c.1880

Steelyard balance in solid iron and bronze. Capacity 40 kg extendable to 120 kg. On the weights and on the graduated rod presence of stamps. The weighing plate is missing.

Italy 19th Century

Group of three shelves in carved, gilded and faux marble lacquered wood. Plant motif decorations.

France, First Half of the XIX Century

Cream mug with saucer decorated in gold on a blue background. In the reserve polychrome decoration with plant motifs. Fruit-shaped lid grip and twisted branch handle of the cup.

Europe, 1880 ca.

Porcelain service in the manner of Ginori in Doccia with gold decorations and blue borders. Initials on each piece. Service comprising sugar bowl, milk jug and eight cups with saucers.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Group of ten saucers in polychrome majolica, mixtilinear rim profiled in brown, centred by a figural motif indicated in the inventory documents with the description villages and figures in enamel, with birds and insects. Late 19th-century reproductions by the Felice Clerici Milan manufactory.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Walnut writing desk with upper shelf framed by railing with turned pinnacles, three small drawers below and top with sliding morocco insert. Drawer divided into compartments in the under-shelf band supported by turned legs joined by crosspiece. Curved feet. Lacks. Italy late 19th century.

Europe, First Half of the XIX Century

Porcelain nursery cup with polychrome chinoiserie decoration, European manufacture probably England, with mark imitating oriental marks.