Antique Neapolitan

The background, featuring ancient arches, uneven walls and a veil of warm light filtering through the sky, evokes the picturesque and nostalgic atmosphere of Italian rural life, typi...

Lovely pair of Italian Louis XVI style floor lamps have a beautiful painted finish with gilt wood trim. Our pair of Neapolitan floor lamps are Neoclassical in style and have been new...

Cast in richly toned bronze and finished with a nuanced patina, this example exemplifies the Neapolitan tradition of Grand Tour bronzes, prized for archaeological fidelity and sculpt...

Beautiful terracotta bust after Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, made in the early 20th century and depicting the famous Rieur Napolitain (“Laughing Neapolitan”), one of the sculptor’s most e...

This lovely antique Italian Neapolitan console table is painted in beautiful shades of blue and gray and trimmed in silver leaf.

Bottom with crowned "N" reflecting Neapolitan Capodimonte.

Ø cm 23 Ø cm 14 h cm 43 Vincenzo Aurisicchio (Naples 1855 - 1926) was a Neapolitan sculptor considered one of the best-known representatives of Neapolitan realism.

These refined serveware pieces exemplify the zenith of Neapolitan ceramic artistry, competing with Europe's finest tableware of the period.

NEAPOLITAN CARVED AND POLYCHROMED CRÈCHE FIGURE OF AN ANGEL Italy, circa second half of the 18th-century 14 3/4" H x 5" D x 6 1/2" W [dimensions approximate] ref. 511CMB09X An ex...

Each cameo, meticulously hand-carved in relief, reflects the extraordinary skill of the Neapolitan artisans of Torre del Greco, who transformed fragile shells into miniature works of...

The canvas clearly reveals the hand of the great Neapolitan artist Domenico Brandi (1684-1736), one of the greatest exponents of animal painting.

The painting is undoubtedly indebted to the Neapolitan models of the early seventeenth century, and in particular the stylistic features highlight the reflections of Jusepe de Ribera...

The interplay of shadow, light, and reflections is also remarkable, contributing to the quality of these works. Neapolitan manufacture, mid-19th century. Dimensions: H x W x D 37.5 ...

He even produced copies of works of those artists for Neapolitan collectors and Flemish art dealers in Naples.

The draped cloth over his shoulder and the naturalistic detailing of his hair and sandals reveal the refined craftsmanship typical of late-19th-century Tuscan or Neapolitan workshops...

Stylistically, the painting aligns with the Neapolitan tradition of landscape painting that balances topographical accuracy with atmospheric drama, especially in the rendering of sea...

Label on reverse of a 19th century antiques shop in Paris. 26.5 inches high by 34.5 wide by 2.5 deep At the end of the 18th Century and throughout the 19th Century Neapolitan pain...

Compact in scale yet monumental in presence, it reflects the sober elegance and architectural discipline that distinguish Milanese cabinetmaking from its more exuberant Roman or Neap...

Jean Baptiste Clesinger (French, 1814-1883) "Zingara" Patinated Bronze Sculpture, 1857, cast by F. Barbedienne, the Neapolitan dancer upholding a tambourine, signed "J Clesinger, Rom...

Both the invention and the stylistic qualities of the painting decisively refer to the prestigious Neapolitan school of battlers that flourished in the second half of the 17th centur...

However, he soon abandoned his studies to specialise in illuminated portraits, following the advice of his Neapolitan teacher Costanzo Angelini. He was a sought-after court painter,...

However, he soon abandoned his studies to specialise in illuminated portraits, following the advice of his Neapolitan teacher Costanzo Angelini. He was a sought-after court painter,...

Unlike the angular, sharply pleated drapery associated with German or Tyrolean religious carving, the sweeping, organic folds and bold tool marks seen here are hallmarks of Italian c...

The strong Caravaggesque influence, with sharp contrasts of light and shadow and a warm, dramatic palette, brings this canvas closer to Neapolitan painting of the second half of the ...

Beautifully made, elegant and refined, this sideboard is able to furnish any room with taste and class. Neapolitan manufacture from the mid-18th century. Measurements: H x W x D 86....

Amusing original print, full margins, representing a grotesque scene in which , a woman with Neapolitan chantan manners screams and scandalized by the gossip of the table (bystanders...

This plate, depicting regional figures from Pietra Ferrazana, is a classic and well-preserved example from that tradition, illustrating the refined artistry and ethnographic interest...

Grand Baroque composition made in Naples in the mid-17th century intended for the private chapel of a noble Neapolitan family. In the early nineteenth century on the finely executed ...

Cinque (1852-1929), part of the Neapolitan school of the early 1900s. It depicts the classic Neapolitan street child.

Superb watercolor on paper depicting a young spinner in traditional Italian costume, probably of Neapolitan or southern Italian origin. The young woman, seen in profile, holds a dist...

Gold metal and ivory silk damask chasuble. Antique Neapolitan gold threaded metallic taping embroidered chasuble on yellow gold and white silk damask with some wear and repairs newly...

An advertising poster of the famous Neapolitan tailoring society "Mele", in very good conditions, except for a lightly uncut corner on the upper right.

Signed and dated impressionist oil on board landscape by Neapolitan painter Ulisse Caputo. The work depicts a view of Pont des Arts bridge in Paris, France at sunrise in winter.

The statue is of a young Neapolitan fisher maiden is standing on a rocky outcrop, battered by waves lapping at her feet.

The sculptural quality and vivid coloration reflect the exceptional craftsmanship typical of Neapolitan or Sicilian coral workshops of the period.

However, we will also see that some of Girodet's Neapolitan portraits are quite atypical for this artist, resembling our drawing and suggesting that Péquignot influenced all of Girod...

Painting attributable to the Neapolitan painter Massimo Stanzione (1585-1656), lacking additional documentation.

Painted after a work by 17th century Spanish artist Bartolome Esteban Murillo (1617-1682), this enchanting KPM painting on porcelain is a beautiful rendering of the artist's original...

Italian Empire Period Serving Table. Neapolitan Empire period mahogany serving cart / trolley with broad recessed serving area for food service or bar with ormolu decorative carnival...

Fantastic antique necklace in 9 karat yellow gold handmade in 1900 by ancient Neapolitan jewelers, of Italian manufacture, mounted with beautiful stones in turquoise, green agate, am...

Career: Ruoppolo was a highly successful artist whose works were sought after by the Neapolitan aristocracy and wealthy citizens. He also collaborated with other notable painters of ...

Eduardo DalBono was a Neapolitan pupil of Nicola Palizzi with works found in the collections at Capodimonte and the Accademia di Belle Arti in Naples.

Set of six antique hand painted and modeled terracotta 17th century Neapolitan creche animals, in beautiful mottled and worn colors including the donkey, a lowing cow, a pair of rest...

Earrings can be combined with the similar necklace offered separately. Neapolitan area town Torre del Greco Torre del Greco near the main center of cammeos carving and coral processi...

Bring a touch of Italian artistry and charm into your home with this extraordinary table, a true testament to early 20th-century Neapolitan design

He portrayed landscapes and views with typical aspects of Neapolitan life of the time. His usual medium was watercolour and gouache.

These Neapolitan scenes were very popular among people taking the Grand Tour abroad, and also a favorite with sailors with a port of call in Italy.

The use of terracotta allowed for a delicate rendering of surfaces and details, as impressively demonstrated in this dog. Neapolitan art of that period was strongly influenced by a ...

The square format of the present table-top is typical of 18th century production, with numerous examples produced for both private residences and ecclesiastical contexts. Many Neapol...

19th century Elegant 12 Piece painted, cobalt blue porcelain cups and saucers, with a genre, Neapolitan scene; cylindrical shape, with a rectangular handle.

The sculpture depicts a spirited Neapolitan dancer captured in the midst of motion. Her expressive pose features arms raised aloft, one hand rhythmically holding a tambourine, inviti...

The pair were acquired from a Neapolitan palazzo and believed to have been specially commissioned in the early 1900s

This extraordinary Italian Louis XIV sofa embodies the zenith of late 17th-century Neapolitan craftsmanship. This antique seating piece masterfully blends elegance and comfort, showc...

The image reflects both elegance and authority, emphasizing the grandeur of Neapolitan noble attire. The German verses beneath the figure read: “Also gehen die Frawen zu Neapolis / ...

Neapolitan mother with sleeping toddler in front of Madonna sculpture.

Angelo's contributions are significant within the context of the family's legacy in the world of Neapolitan ceramics, continuing the tradition of artistry that his father Nicola had ...

In the mid-18th century, the Neapolitan sculptor Francesco Paderni (Italian, 1728–1816) created detailed bronze reductions of one of the pair, later known as the Cavallo Mazzocchi af...