Antique Sicilian

A Sicilian cart axle in wood and wrought iron, carved representing three dragons.

A black painted clay head handcrafted in Sicily in the late 19th century, the head it's in original condition and shows signs of aging, which contribute to their charm and authentici...

Pair of Sicilians consoles made of wood with gilding and stucco.

This sterling silver coin, hailing from Magna Graecia in the 5th century BC, specifically Sicily, showcases a depiction of a crab. On its reverse side, a sea eagle is prominently dis...

Rectangular Sicilian jasper marble top resting a giltwood base with a frieze decorated with oak and laurel swags.

This piece exemplifies the artistic heights reached in Sicilian numismatics during the golden age of Greek coinage.

The artwork, due to the refinement of the details and the composure of the figures, fits fully into the Sicilian Baroque devotional tradition, reflecting not only the high technical ...

Late 18th Century Italian and Sicilian portable Catholic altar, often termed as "portable tabernacles" used for private devotion and or by traveling clergy enabling sacred rituals ou...

The chest of drawers come from a Sicilian noble palace, it is in original condition with signs of use and age.

The centre tablet with classical figures, on Sicilian Jasper marble frieze. Breakfront moulded shelf above, 19th century.

Due to the quality of the workmanship, the accuracy of the details and the choice of fine materials, this sculpture fits right into the refined Sicilian devotional production between...

The later rectangular specimen marble top inset with a fabulous selection of various marble and semi-precious stones including Porphyry, Sicilian Jasper, Giallo Antico and Lapis Lazu...

The theatrical character of the male figure, with his fruit-laden hat and expressive face, may reference the figure of Pulcinella or related Commedia dell'Arte archetypes, while the ...

A similar Sicilian terracotta head of a goddess is now in the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio (inv. 1962.22).

Impressive 19th century Italian walnut wall table Richly carved and gilded enriched by Raff carving crowned eagles, yellow Sicilian marble top 19th century Measures: 100cm x 166cm x...

Palermo Cathedral — A Timeless Vision of Sicilian Grandeur This is an authentic original vintage Palermo travel poster by the celebrated Italian artist Attilio Ravaglia—a masterpiec...

Rome, first half of the 18th century Carved from white carrara, sicilian jasper and bigio morato marble 50 cm high 33 cm wide Provenance: Collection of the Dukes of Buckingham, Stow...

A Sicilian cart, also known as a Caretto Siciliano, which is a traditional, ornate goat or donkey-drawn cart from Sicily.

Antonio Grano is considered one of the leading representatives of the Sicilian late Baroque and is one of those artists whose biography and artistic achievements have only recently t...

Italian Rococo style Sicilian (18th Century) large rectangular center table with a faux marble resting upon a white-painted & gilt carved base & apron supported on four cabri...

Southern Europe circa. 1600s. Possibly Sicilian Hardly any of these survive in original condition.

Italian retour d'Egypte two-drawer bedside table with writing slide and Sicilian marble top with fossils, all supported on tapering legs; with locking key.

Provenance: Caffè Oreto, Piazza Marina, Palermo – an iconic early 20th-century Sicilian establishment. Dimensions: Width 141 cm × Depth 38 cm × Height 223 cm A rare piece of Sicili...

Biographical Information A renowned Sicilian architect and designer, Ernesto Basile is one of the leading figures of Italian Liberty, the equivalent of Art Nouveau.

Upholstered with a precious Ru belli silk fabric in very good condition . Provenience from a Sicilian Aristocratic residence We can sell also separately the sofà. or the pair of ar...

Coming from the herbalist-apothecary of a Sicilian convent. Italy around 1870. (also sold separately, 600 Euro each).

Coming from the herbalist-apothecary of a Sicilian convent. Italy around 1870. (also sold separately, 600 Euro each).

The Mount Washington Glass Works, founded in 1837 in South Boston, became renowned after relocating to New Bedford, Massachusetts, where it produced innovative art glass like Burmese...

Alabaster, a soft and translucent stone, was highly prized by 17th-century Sicilian sculptors for its ability to mimic the softness of human skin and for the way it captured light.

Bust of a general in Carrara marble signed by Domenico Trentacoste (Palermo 1859 - Florence 1933) dated 1873 The bust was outside so has some stains, to be cleaned Of Sicilian origin...

The sculptural quality and vivid coloration reflect the exceptional craftsmanship typical of Neapolitan or Sicilian coral workshops of the period. This brooch not only embodies the e...

Attributed to Vittorio Ducrot the famous Manufacturer of the Sicilian Belle Epoque. Excellent vintage condition.

Pair yellow straight back stools. Provincial Sicilian "panchette" made of fir with decoratively cut feet and back support for rustic kitchen or bath.

Matthew of Agrigento), a revered Sicilian bishop and hermit. The saint is shown barefoot, clothed in the humble habit of his order, with his characteristic attributes: a small chapel...

Probably Maltese or Sicilian made in the late 19th century.

This bronze is attributed to the famous Sicilian bronze artist Pietro Piraino (1878-1950), whose signature is visible on the back.

Coming from the herbalist-apothecary of a Sicilian convent. Italy around 1870. (also sold separately 800 Euro each)

Antique octagonal frame in beautiful condition smoothly applied with antique Sicilian tortoiseshell and original brass hook; for favourite photo or small mirror.

It is both a document of Sicilian architecture and a fine example of Romantic topographical art.

In 1854, Frederick William IV purchased a marble statue of a Greek naiad for the fountain niche of the Sicilian Garden in Sanssouci Park, Germany. This was later removed in 1975 due ...

This fine top depicts a classical warrior and the word carthago (carthage) the specimens include: sicilian jasper, hauteville, antique red, breche de benou jaune, noir de sable and b...

Attributed to Vittorio Ducrot the famous Manufacturer of the Sicilian Belle Epoque. Excellent vintage condition.

Minor nicks to edges and splits throughout consistent with nature of the material and wear commensurate with age Keywords: Monastery grand hall conference table Venetian kingdom Tu...

This particular set of wooden tiles, was handmade with colorful rural scenes, to decorate the sides of the Sicilian carts used during popular folks. These tiles can be useful as wall...

This particular set of wooden tiles, was handmade with colorful rural scenes, to decorate the sides of the Sicilian carts used during popular folks. These tiles can be useful as wall...

It's part of an eleven piece s salon set published 1stdibs Reference #: LU985910554043 Provenience from a Sicilian Aristocratic residence Sofa measurements: Height: Width 185 cm...

This set is part of an eleven piece s salon set published 1stDibs reference #:LU985910554043 Provenience from a Sicilian Aristocratic residence.

Rich red and buttery gold Sicilian marble calamaio/inkwell in a very clean moderne Louis XVI form with three wells and further shallow wells for writing implements and accessories.

It's part of an eleven piece s salon set published 1stdibs Reference #: LU985910554043 Provenience from a Sicilian Aristocratic residence Sofa measurements: Height: Width 185 cm...

Other stones and specimens inlaid in square, circle and hexagon shapes include pyrite lapis lazuli, malachite, green aventurine, agate of amethyst, greek spartan porphyry, labradorit...

Demi-lune shaped, it has a top composed of a slab in Sicilian jasper marble on a white marble base that in its height is covered with gold leaf.

Hardstone & Semi-Precious Specimens include: Lapis Lazuli Amethyst Malachite Oberstein Agates Carnelian Chalcedony Labradorite Aventurine Rhodonite ...

“A Mamluk Basin for a Sicilian Queen.” The Rijksmuseum Bulletin 59, no. 1 (2011): 20, fig. 15.

A beautiful copy of the DELUXE EDITION of a classic collection of pastoral poems and elegies by the Sicilian poet Theocritus (c. 300 B.C. – c. 260 B.C.), known for his epic and pasto...

“A Mamluk Basin for a Sicilian Queen.” The Rijksmuseum Bulletin 59, no. 1 (2011): 20, fig. 15.

Finely engraved by Trapanese coral masters. Trapani (a Sicilian city in Italy) is considered the reference point for the entire sector relating to the processing of coral since the ...

These pillars are an amazing examples of Sicilian folk art, they maybe were part of choral ensemble and now are antiques artworks for ornamental.

The sitter wears a traditional Italian outfit (possibly Sicilian) and headdress held in place by a coral tipped pin.

A very beautiful Sicilian slate top table with Scagliola decor of acanthus leaves, fruit baskets, swags and floral wreaths, in lovely colors.

Period: Antiquity / 19th Century Era: Victorian (circa 1860-1880) Origin: Italy (Sicilian goldsmithing tradition) Style: Naturalistic / Botanical (Double Grape Cluster & Vine Leav...