Antique Chandelier Wrought Iron Glass 8 Lights Italy XIX Century - Italy, Late XIX Century

Italy, XIX Century

Earthenware centerpiece set on a circular base embellished with relief festoons. A central obelisk supported by four lions connects four scrolled arms holding openwork baskets and shells. "Italy" imprinted on the bottom.

France, XIX Century

Bronze mantel clock in the shape of a lyre surmounted by a figure of Cupid wearing a plumed helmet. Note the rich and varied decorative elements, such as the central frame with leafy scrolls and birds of prey faces, the goat feet, and the composition of musical instruments. The enameled and painted metal dial features Roman hour numerals and Arabic minute numerals. The movement is marked AD Mougin Deux Medailles, referencing the 1878 and 1889 Universal Exhibitions.

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.

Germany, 1896

Porcelain figurine depicting a young man with bunches of grapes. Careful craftsmanship, especially in the decoration of the clothing. Pottery by Eckert & Co. Manufacturer's mark in blue under the base.

Italy, XIX-XX Century

Bronze inkwell with a sculpture of a young Dutch girl walking with geese. A stump-shaped cruet holder. Glass cruet.

Germany, Mid XIX Century

German porcelain figurines depicting allegories of the seasons. The style and workmanship are attributable to the Meissen factory. Without their original porcelain bases, they were subsequently mounted on three marble plinths. No hallmark.

France, Mid XIX Century

French biscuit figurine depicting a young dandy. The clothing is meticulously executed. The JP monogram is partially legible under the base.

Early XX Century

Autoharp Muller's Erato Harfe. The autoharp is a plucked string instrument belonging to the chordophone family. Despite its name, it is not a true harp, but a variant of the Austrian zither (zither), very similar in sound and construction to a psaltery or dulcimer.

France, XIX-XX Century

Gilded antimony clock with a wide base decorated with leafy scrolls. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numerals surmounted by the figure of a courtier and a portrait of a young woman painted on porcelain. Gilded wood and velvet stand.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Bronze sculpture on a black marble base depicting a little bird. Excellent workmanship, but the artist is anonymous.

Italy, XIX Century

Bronze inkwell depicting the god Mercury with a scepter wrapped in snakes and a quill. Lid in the shape of a winged helmet. Porcelain flask.

Europe, XIX-XX Century

Gilded bronze desk set consisting of a base with an inkwell and a letter opener, both wrapped in snakes.