Antique Florence

Madonna in Sorrow Italian School, mid 19th century after the 17th century Old Master oil painting by Sassoferrato (Uffizi, Florence) Oil on canvas, unframed Canvas: 29.5 × 25 inches ...

Good conditions Stefano Della Bella (17 May 1610 – 12 July 1664) was an Italian draughtsman and printmaker known for etchings of a great variety of subjects. Returning to Florenc...

Large Italian white marble sculpture of the Duke of Urbino (1492-1515), Lorenzo de Medici, after the original marble sculpture by Michelangelo installed in the tomb in the new sacris...

An expertly manufactured vanity or shaving mirror in cast iron and brass, produced by historic engineering company Officine Galileo - Florence. Founded in 1864, they were renowned fo...

Cesare Lapini (1848 - 1893) - Born in Florence. Lapini was a famous and acclaimed Italian sculptor of the 19th century who sculpted both small marble and larger works.

Pair of 19th century gold gilded frames from Florence, Italy, with a collage of Japanese abalone shell pieces, mother of pearl, and 18th century Italian fragments and a Florentine fl...

He participated in the Futurist movement: in particular, a famous Futurist evening in which he participated at the Verdi Theater in Florence and which ended with two hours of uninter...

Artist: Alfonso Hollaender (ratisbonne, 1845 – Florence, 1923) Alfonso Hollaender, Houses in a Tuscan Village with Figures, Signed Oil on small wood panel.

He participated in the Futurist movement: in particular, a famous Futurist evening in which he participated at the Verdi Theater in Florence and which ended with two hours of uninter...

An important North Italian Tuscan Baroque commode, manufactured in Florence circa 1690–1720 and attributed to the Grand Ducal Workshops of the Medici court.

Stenterello was the comic character associated with Florence, generally described with a distinctive hat, pigtail or wig, short breeches, varied stockings, and an eccentric, colorful...

Behind the doors there are 2 shelfs i the cupboard originating from Florence.

Ugolini, Fabricant de Mosaique et Bijouterie, Florence, Lungarno Acciaioli No. 18, are also preserved on the backing.

A handsome late 17th Century walnut secrétaire chest from Florence, Italy.  The upper section folds back to reveal a writing surface and an arrangement of finely carved drawers, cre...

Raphael’s " Madonna della Seggiola ", housed in Florence’s Palazzo Pitti, was among the most admired and frequently reproduced images of the period.

A plaque on the front reads “Enfant de Donatello, Musée de Florence,” identifying the figure as a French museum-model interpretation of a Florentine sculpture attributed to Donatello.

A fine ornate Italian 19th century Baroque style Florentine giltwood carved figural mirror frame, with carvings of allegorical masks on each corner, Florence, circa 1880. (Note: Th...

Crafted in solid 800 continental silver, the brooch depicts the traditional heraldic emblem of Florence, Italy, characterized by intricate openwork scrolling petals and ornate stamen...

Literature Manfredi Lapi Gatteschi (ed.), Giuseppe Parvis: Ebanista e designer tra Egitto ed Europa nel secondo Ottocento, Tav. 76, illustrating a Giuseppe Parvis neo-Egyptian pouf ...

Art Sz: 7"H x 10"W Frame Sz: 15 1/2"H x 18 5/8"W Watercolour and bodycolour The line is from the popular 19th-century comic and sentimental song "The Captain with His Whiskers" (w...

Pair of Walnut Hall Chairs. Florence, 17th century. Chair one: Height: 40 in.

Page 33: Architectural details of Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence, Tuscany, Italy. Page 34: Pazzi Chapel in Florence, Tuscany, Italy.

ZACCAGNINI closed its doors in 2000, but many family members have since opened their own studios in and around Florence.

Christ the Redeemer – Jacopo Giorgi, Florence, pupil of Cesare Dandini, 17th century. Jacopo Giorgi (Florence, 1623–1665) Christ the Redeemer.

This was made in Italy, likely Florence, it dates from around the 1920-30’s. It is of exceptional quality, with an ornate and beautifully carved solid wood base in a nicely distress...

His fascination with Italy led him to spend extended periods there between 1878 and 1885, with Venice and Florence becoming important sources of inspiration.

A beautifully executed Italian oval mirror, crafted in Florence and finished in a rich combination of burnished silver leaf and water-gilded gold.

His paintings were shown in important Italian artistic centres including Turin, Florence, Venice and Rome, establishing him within the landscape tradition of late 19th- and early 20t...

Sourced directly from a prominent private villa in Florence, this monumental coffer trunk showcases a brilliant historical warmth and a masterful painted trompe l'oeil, making it an ...

A charming antique British oil painting depicting a tranquil pastoral scene at Leahurst Park, Derbyshire, an estate historically associated with the family of Florence Nightingale. ...

Literature Manfredi Lapi Gatteschi (ed.), Giuseppe Parvis: Ebanista e designer tra Egitto ed Europa nel secondo Ottocento, including the documented Giuseppe Parvis neo-Egyptian zoom...

The Missouri River runs down the right-hand side, with Council Bluffs, Iowa, tinted a contrasting orange, and Florence Lake and the looping oxbow slough labelled "Cut Off Lake" both ...

An unusually long red railroad legend at upper left numbers roughly thirty companies, among them the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, the Colorado Midland, the Colorado and Southern, t...

The painting closely follows del Sarto’s original altarpiece, completed in 1517 for the convent of San Francesco dei Macci in Florence and now in the Uffizi Gallery. The unusual pede...

In 1881 Senet travelled to Rome and subsequently worked extensively throughout Italy, including Florence, Naples and, most importantly, Venice. The city became one of his most celebr...

The Renaissance cameo, preserved in excellent condition, constitutes a precious example of the Florentine manufacture with which it was intended to pay homage to the Lords of Florenc...

This painting is after the original by Van Mieris (1635-1681) which is located in The Uffizi Museum in Florence, Italy. This one appears to be unsigned. Estate Sale purchase, the ori...

Note: Romanelli received his earliest training from his father at his family’s studio in Borgo San Frediano, Florence, learning the rudiments of drawing and carving.

He married fellow badminton player Florence Lannowe. The badminton print was 'Supplement to Lawn Tennis & Badminton, April 3, 1907' and is in good condition.

Literature Manfredi Lapi Gatteschi (ed.), Giuseppe Parvis: Ebanista e designer tra Egitto ed Europa nel secondo Ottocento, including the Giuseppe Parvis neo-Egyptian zoomorphic pouf...

Dedicated to Andrea Del Sarto, one of the most celebrated Florentine High Renaissance masters known as "Senza Errori" (the faultless painter), this volume features 60 detailed black-...

This collection pays homage to the Medici dynasty - the powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that rose to prominence in Florence during the Renaissance. They had sig...

Italy, Tuscany, most plausibly Florence Circa 1600 / 17th century Carved walnut Length: 298 cm / 117.3 in.

This collection pays homage to the Medici dynasty - the powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that rose to prominence in Florence during the Renaissance. They had sig...

Battiglia, who worked primarily in Florence, was highly acclaimed for his detailed genre and allegorical sculptures in marble and alabaster.

Battiglia, who worked primarily in Florence, was highly acclaimed for his detailed genre and allegorical sculptures in marble and alabaster.

This set includes a vintage green feather quill pen acquired in Florence, Italy, which perfectly complements the sculptural holder.

A large 19th-century cast iron garden urn after the celebrated Medici Vase, the 1st-century marble krater now in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence. Of campana form, the everted gadrooned ...

Possible production of Florence (?). Fully lined with thick hemp consolidating the velvet which has rare parts frayed.

The artistic style reveals that our painter, presumably active in Florence, was trained in and drew inspiration from the models of Leonardo da Vinci, especially regarding the vibrant...

In his late years he was active again in Umbria and in Florence, where he would have known the work of Dolci, and where he may have died.

All gilding is 22-carat gold leaf. Florence, Circa 1880-1890. Measures: Height 52 3/4 inches (134 cm) Width 45 1/2 inches (115.6 cm) Depth 4 3/4 inches (12.1 cm).  

"Self-Portrait," copy of the original by Marie Louise Elisabeth Vegée Lebrun, painted in 1790 and located in the Vasari Corridor of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Oil on canvas wit...

These travelers sought out refined, classical works from historic centers like Florence and Rome to bring home as symbols of cultural sophistication.

The Announcing Angel Workshop of Vincenzo Carducci, known in Spain as Vicente Carducho (Florence, 1576 – Madrid, 1638) Attributed to Bartolomé Román (Montoro, c. 1587 – Madrid, 16...

The work is a similar version to the portrait by Van Cleve in the Uffizi, Florence. Presented in a gilt frame. Early Christies stencil verso. unsigned Provenance: Private Collection...

Hallmarked to each piece "G ACCARISI, FIRENZE". G. Accarisi of Florence was part of the rich late 19th Century Italian silversmithing tradition that catered to a taste for highly or...

This collection pays homage to the Medici dynasty - the powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that rose to prominence in Florence during the Renaissance. They had sig...

Italian, circa 1910 Dimensions: H: 38.5 in / 98 cm W: 18 in / 45 cm D: 14 in / 36 cm Giuseppe Gambogi (1862-1938) Giuseppe Gambogi was an Italian sculptor born in Pisa and a...

Florentine painter, 17th-18th century Equestrian portrait of Pietro Strozzi (Florence, 1511 - Thionville, 1558) Oil on canvas 79 x 115 cm. - Framed cm. 92 x 127 A valiant knight, p...