Pair Maitland Smith Pyramid Grand Tour Tessellated Wood Brass Claw Feet Obelisk
By Maitland Smith
Located in Miami, FL
A pair of Maitland Smith Neoclassical tessellated Wood and Brass Claw Feet Obelisk. In good vintage condition with some wear to the tessellated Wood. Pyramid Core measures: 5 x 5 x 2...
Brass
Pair of pyramids of Grand Tour made out of marbles and wood, Italy 1830.
Located in Milan, IT
Pair of pyramids of Grand Tour for Wunderkammer, made of ebonized wood, covered with marbles and pietra dura.
Lapis Lazuli, Marble, Brass
Egypt 1950 Black and Sahara Desert with Sphinx and Pyramids Photos on Paper
Located in Brescia, IT
This captivating black-and-white photograph depicts a couple of desert Bedouins, captured in front of the Pyramid and the Sphinx, riding their dromedaries. The setting is Egyptian, o...
Glass, Wood, Paper
Grand Tour Manner Italian Jasper Pyramidal Jars
Located in Astoria, NY
Grand Tour manner Italian Diaspro Brecciato pyramid-form covered jars, each with removing conforming lid revealing a cylindrical container. 14.75" H (the tallest)
Ceramic, Pottery
Pair of Pyramids of Grand Tour, Italy, 1830
Located in Milan, IT
Pair of pyramids of grand tour, Italy 1830. Coppia di piramidi da Grand Tour per una Wunderkammer, realizzate in legno ebanizzato, rivestito in marmi e pietre dure.
Lapis Lazuli, Marble, Breccia Marble, Brass
Malachite Pyramid
Located in Miami, FL
Slice of malachite built in a pyramid shape.
Malachite
COLLECTION OF ITALIAN 'GRAND TOUR' OBELISKS AND PYRAMID
Located in Essex, MA
A collection of 4 Italian Grand Tour obelisks and a pyramid, made of marble and specimen marble (showing a wide variety of different stones), and blue glass, of various heights and s...
Marble
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