Gabriele De Vecchi Furniture

Stylish petite swan art glass trinket dish by Murano glass, circa 1970s. The is in very good condition with no chips or cracks and measures 4"W x 4.5"D x 4"H....

1970s Original travertine swan sculpture by F.lli Mannelli. The item is in excellent condition. Made in Italy. Dimension: 2.36 w x 0.78 D x 1.96 H inches L 6 cm x P 2 cm x cm 5 H...

A large hand-crafted sculpture specimen of natural fan coral branches with shells, mounted on a 18th century wooden fragment base.

Set of three cut crystal and silver German swan sculptures by Albert Bodemer (ALBO), circa 1940s. The set was probably used as a salt cellar or candy dish. The swans wings on all thr...

Italian swan cachepot sculpture. Lovely ceramic swan in the form of a small planter cachepot, beautifully rendered with stamp marks for Este. Italy, mid...

Silver plated highly detailed swan sculpture.

Standout mid century Italian pheasant sculpture crafted with a conch shell ambitiously enhanced with silver plated brass head, tail, feet and quizzica...

Stylish swimming swan art glass sculpture by Murano Glass, circa 1980s. The piece has a wonderful deep blue color and is in very good condition with no chips ...

Mid century bird or stork sculpture crafted with silvered metal, brass, and an organic conch shell in a familiar pose. Stamped Binazzi Firenze on the base.

A sterling silver sculpted lion by late American artist James Schwabe (1918 - 2008) mounted onto malachite. The eyes of the lion are gemstone (possibly cabochon emerald) and there appear to be highlights in a golden metal. The sculpture is signed on the malachite, J. Schwabe and there looks to be a number under the signature. It has been postulated that Mr. Schwabe sold his jewelry in New York under the brand, Patrice and Realm. Mr. Schwabe did design jewelry and other pieces in precious metals and gemstones for Cartier. This sculpture depicts a fierce and cute lion, seated on its haunches with its green eyes wide open. The lion sits patiently on a block of malachite, enjoying a polished surface contrasted with the natural form. So if you still have a curio cabinet, then make some room on the top shelf for this work. And if you have a vanity, then I'm sure this work will look beautiful next to your collection of boxes...

Stylish petite swan sommerso art glass sculpture by Murano Glass, circa 1980s. The sommerso technique piece has a wonderful deep black color under the clear glass and is in very good...

A wonderful Victorian taxidermy swan head with glass eyes and bright orange and black bill, mounted on a carved wooden shield and oak leaf plague.