Kosta Boda Vicke Lindstrand Glass Sculpture Sweden 1950s-1960s

Sculpture made of chiseled glass with bas-relief ornament depicting a moose. Manufactured in Sweden, 1950s-1960s

Porcelein centerpiece manufactured by Nanni Valentini

An elegant porcelein centerpiece manufactured by Nanni Valentini in the late 1960s, with dark green decorations. Under the basement the manufacturer's trademark and a paper label are present. 'Arcore Ceramica' was founded in 1967 by Marco and Tina Terenzi, wife of the sculptor and ceramist Nanni Valentini. The object is coming from an important private collection in Milan.

Riser in silver, Miracles Romeo

Splashback silver elongated shape. Marks of silver and the silversmith incussi. Gr. 395

Box inlaid

Wooden box veneered and inlaid with threads in various types of wood: maple, bois de rose, rosewood and reserves in the burl on the lid. Inside drawer with storage compartments and removable mirror under the lid. The manufacture of sorrento.

Bell plaster

The TWENTIETH Century - 1900

The bell in chalk that represents the translation of the Holy House of Loreto.

Silver tray

Tray-shape moulded with floral decorations engraved in the cable. Edge and taken with relief decoration.

Box, signed by A. Gargiulo

XIX Secolo - 1800, The TWENTIETH Century - 1900

Box, various types of wood and burl veneer. On the cover, inlay with colored woods depicting a horse-drawn cart with figures. We highlight the noble coat of arms as an evidence of how much the Sorrento inlay was also appreciated by the royals and nobles who sometimes commissioned work for their families and homes.

Pheasant, Guido Cacciapuoti

The TWENTIETH Century - 1900

Glazed ceramic sculpture depicting a pheasant. Signature of the author on the base.

Royal Copenhagen Plates

Twenty-five white porcelain plates with various blue shades decorations. The plates are of various ages and the decorations have various scenes. Manufacturing brand mark under the base.

Bust Sculpture of a Young Woman Italy 1930s-1940s

Glazed colored ceramic sculpture depicting the bust of a young woman. The sculpture is not marked, but the manufacture is in the style of C.I.A. Manna Torino (Turin). Manufactured in Italy, 1930s-1940s.

Watch support Meissen

XIX Secolo - 1800

Watch-standing porcelain decorated with floral motifs and cherub asleep, foggia rococo. Under the base is the trademark blue an undercoat is recommended for the period of Marcolini; also seem to be apocryphal, because the working style and the decors are not suited to the style of the famous director, but seem to be production late. The clock mechanism was replaced in the middle of the '900.