Vintage Chest of Drawers Teak Veneer Brass Italy 1960s

Italy, First Half of the XX Century

Pair of majolica albarelli in neo-Renaissance style decorated with repeated plant motifs. In the reserves busts with female and male figures.

Central Africa First half of the 20th century

Earthenware food bowl.

Middle East 19th Century

Inkwell in glazed earthenware, of Middle Eastern production with reservoir and three openings for inserting writing instruments. Decorated with vertical segments to simulate bands of tree trunks tied together.

Italy, 1880 ca.

Ginori porcelain tete a tete service with decoration made by the Richard Ginori manufacture. Decoration with retouched decal with mythological motif. Maker's mark under the bases. Service consisting of coffee pot, sugar bowl, two cups and tray.

France, 1860 ca.

Tete a tete service in white porcelain with brown band decoration, polychrome plant motifs and gold highlights. Service consisting of tray, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and two cups with saucers.

Lombardo-Veneto

Sculpture in linden wood, painted in polychrome and depicting Saint Paschal Baylon (1540-1592) in adoration of the Eucharist, which he holds in his left hand in a monstrance now without the sunburst case. Recognizable, as well as for the typical attitude of his iconography, also for the Franciscan habit and beardless face. The proclamation to Blessed in 1618 constitutes a post quem term for the realization of the sculpture, confirmation also given by the stylistic code of the carving, in particular by the thick locks of hair, the fleshy mouth and the heavy eyelids, characteristics of the sculpture of the first half of the Six hundred.

China, Ming Era (1368-1644)

In scale model of a temple in glazed ceramic.