1950 Venetian Brass Gondola Mythical Seahorse Animal Sculpture Figurine Oar Lock
By Dino Cavalli
Located in Miami, FL
Early to Mid-20th Century Venetian brass gondola seahorse figurine attributed to Cavalli. This Venetian Brass Seahorse Gondola oar lock is historically functional yet highly decorati...
Brass
Italian Venetian Brass Seahorse Figures
Located in Queens, NY
Vintage Italian Venetian brass seahorse figures / gondola ornament
Brass
Venetian Brass Gondola Seahorse
Located in Rochester, NY
Venetian brass seahorse. Heavy cast brass. This is typical of the decorative mounts on the gondolas used to hold the tie line.
Brass
Matched Pair of Venetian Brass Gondola Seahorses
Located in Essex, MA
Matched pair of Venetian brass gondola seahorses. Typical form.
Brass
Venetian Brass Gondola Seahorse
Located in Rochester, NY
Venetian brass seahorse. Heavy cast brass. This is typical of the decorative mounts on the gondolas used to hold the tie line.
Brass
Very Nice Pair of Early Venetian Gondola Seahorses
Located in Montecito, CA
Excellent whimsical pair of Italian gondola seahorse. They have a lovely patina and are of a large scale.
Bronze
Beautiful Pair of Brass Venetian Gondola Seahorses Horses
Located in Montecito, CA
Excellent pair of Venetian Brass Gondola Seahorses. Haskell Antiques-Specializes in rare 16th, 17th, 18th Century Italian, Spanish, French, Syrian, Moroccan, French, S...
Bronze
19th Century Italian Gondola Chair
Located in San Francisco, CA
Outrageous over the top Italian gondola chair featuring seahorses, mythical flying and swimming sphynx's, putti and rococo flourishes.
Wood, Upholstery
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