Lucca Antique

19th Century Italian Mahogany Settee from Lucca

Controni Palace, Lucca, Photograph is an original black and white photograph taken in Lucca in Italy, realized by an Anonymous photographer in the early 20th Century.

Early 19th Century Italian Walnut Settee From Lucca

Lammari, Lucca, 1912 – Lucca, 1969. Mixed media on rigid panel.

Vincenzo di Antonio Frediani (Lucca 1481 - 1504) - Predella panel with the beheading of a female saint. 38 x 56 cm (without frame) - 50.5 x 67.5 cm (with frame).

Realizzata da artigiani a Lucca Toscana Italia Misure: h. cm. 113 x l. 140 x p. 8

Zampe con cornici intagliate tipiche di Lucca. Seduta in paglia interamente cucita a mano.

The Cathedral of Lucca is an original photograph taken in Lucca cathedral, realized by an Anonymous photographer.

The Cathedral of Lucca, the tomb of Pietro da Noceto is an original photograph taken in Lucca cathedral, realized by an Anonymous photographer.

Uses and Customs -  a Palace in Lucca is a lithograph on paper realized in 1862.

Cornice carved with maple leaves repeated line framing the mirror and the bottom. Italy.  

Heavily gilded. Purchased in Lucca, Italy. With extravagant detail and beautiful gilding, these chairs make a statement!

Map of Lucca is an etching realized by Pierre Mortier in the early 18th Century Good condition.

The Cathedral of Lucca is an original photograph taken in Lucca cathedral, realized by an Anonymous photographer.

This elegant set of six 18th-century Rococo dining chairs from Lucca features beautifully carved frames with a painted finish, showcasing the graceful curves and decorative craftsman...

This elegant set of six 18th-century Rococo dining chairs from Lucca features beautifully carved frames with a painted finish, showcasing the graceful curves and decorative craftsman...

A handsome and high quality pair of Tuscan 17th century Walnut, Mahogany and Fruitwood side tables, from Lucca. Each wonderful table is raised by toupie shaped feet below the most de...

Uses and Customs -  Square of San Michele in Lucca is a lithograph on paper realized in 1862.

It’s from the charming city of Lucca near the famous city of Florence. The lacquered patina is creamy and the gold is beautifully worn with 300 years of age.

Aristocratic style is presented by this tapestry; a heraldic coat of arms formed by woolen cloth of different colors applied in collage on blue woolen cloth. Lucchese (Lucca) manufac...

This 19th-century Italian Carrara marble and iron console, from Lucca, Italy, is a stunning piece of antique craftsmanship.

The Cathedral of Lucca, Monument of Pietro da Noceto is an original photograph taken in Lucca cathedral, realized by an Anonymous photographer.

Having an interior rectangular frame with a furrowed molded edge and an original two-piece mirrorplate, the inner frame surmounted by a Prince of Wales finial and leaf-form swags, fl...

"Vie of Bagni di Lucca" is an original etching by Attilio Zuccagni-Orlandini (1784-1872), a famous italian cartographer and geographer active in Tuscany since the early 19th century.

Apollo and Marsyas Pompeo Girolamo Batoni (Lucca 1708 – Rome 1787) circle oil on canvas (65 x 83 cm. - framed 84 x 102 cm.)

Diminutive etching of Magdelena in a gilt frame signed and dated. This highly decorative print is 6 inches x 8 inches unframed and when sitting in its finely gilt and carved frame it...

It is a piece of great taste and refinement, capable of lending a touch of class and antiquity to any space. Made in Lucca (Lucca, Tuscany), from the Empire period, around the beginn...

This pair of console tables exudes great taste and refinement, adding a touch of elegance and antique charm to any room. Made in Lucca (Lucca, Tuscany), from the Directoire period, a...

Sebbene non firmato, il disegno proviene dalla stessa collezione del Item Reference LU1240217615932 con il quale condivide anche la filigrana nella carta e una somiglianza stilistic...

Sebbene non firmato, il disegno proviene dalla stessa collezione del Item Reference LU1240217615932 con il quale condivide anche la filigrana nella carta e una somiglianza stilistic...

This mirror exudes great taste and refinement, adding a touch of class and antiquity to any space. Made in Lucca (Tuscany), from the Neoclassical-Louis XVI period, around the second ...

Our Italian painted bench was acquired in the Lucca area of Tuscany and it retains its original lock and key.

These 19th century tables came from the Convent of the Augustinian Sisters in Vicopelago in Lucca. They were use were used for dining and for ironing.

The tub is made of limestone from Monte Serra (Lucca and Pisa). In the center of the two long sides, beyond the two classic rings, there is a beautiful large rosette with 6 petals, a...

Elegant veenerd wood table with brass trim and stunning gold-gilded feline feet, a turned central column, and a sail-shaped top. Tuscan manufacture, Lucca, First Empire, ca. 1820.

Originally from a grand townhouse in the Tuscan city of Lucca, Italy. Circa 1680

Canvas Height: 62 1/4 inches (158.1 cm) Canvas Width: 42 1/4 inches (107.3 cm) Frame Height: 76 inches (193.1 cm) Frame Width: 56 inches (142.3 cm) Depth: 3 1/4 inches (8.3 cm) ...

This mirror exudes great taste and refinement, capable of furnishing any space with class. Manufactured in Lucca (Lucca, Tuscany), from the Neoclassical period, around the end of the...

Campriani Alceste (Terni,1848-Lucca,1933) "Paesaggio boschivo" olio su tela applicata su cartone firmato in basso a sinistra.

An exceptional early 19th-century Italian Empire cherrywood chest of drawers, masterfully crafted in Lucca (Tuscany) during the Napoleonic era, circa 1810.

Carlo Gregori (1702 – 1759) was born in Lucca, hailing from a family of engravers. Studying under Johann Jakob Frey before pursuing a career in Florence, he made prints after Old Mas...

17th century Italian wood-painted figure of Christ (Provence of Lucca, Tuscany) on a coordinating smoky crystal quartz in matrix base.

Pair of 19th century Italian Baroque style painted altar sticks, candlesticks, candleholders or prickets from Lucca. These fabulous tall antique Italian altar sticks are executed in ...

In Paris, he met Corot and Barbizon painters, whilst in London he was influenced by Turner’s and Constable’s works. He taught in Lucca, Turin, and then in Tokyo. His artworks are ve...

Urbano Lucchesi, renowned for his significant contributions to the artistic heritage of Lucca and beyond, is the most prominent artist in nineteenth-century Lucca.

The cuts of his dresses and coats were inspired by burnouses, caftans and djellabas, drawing on Byzantine, Coptic and Indian styles, with a particular fondness for 15th-century Itali...

This mirror exudes great taste and refinement, adding a touch of class and antiquity to any space. Made in Lucca in the neoclassical period, circa second half of the 18th century.

Acquired from a country house in Pescia, a prosperous silk town between Lucca and Florence, it evokes the cultivated restraint of Italy’s Enlightenment age.

The tower is located in the historic centre of Lucca, is 45 metres high and dates back to the 14th century.

The fabric is a contemporary realization. Handcrafted in Lucca, Tuscany, Italy Certificate of authenticity attached.

Engraver: Bartolomeo Nerici. Lucca, Italy 1781.

Later, he attended Pietro Paolini's Nude Academy and became interested in the great examples of Emilian and Roman painting from his city. Marchó from Lucca to Florence, where I can e...

SOLD SEPARATELY A run of four characterful 18th century dining or side chairs from the Tuscan city of Lucca. Constructed from carved timber and boasting their original polychrome p...

Fragments from Abbeville, Lucca, Venice and Pisa Steel engraving by R.P. Cuff after the original drawing by John Ruskin Published, circa 1880 On wove quality paper Unframed.  

Found at an estate sale in the Tuscany, in the city of Lucca, Italy.

A rare early 19th Century two door Italian cupboard from a convent near Lucca. Retaining much of its original paint, the cupboard has an unusual configuration of only two doors acros...

Interesting 18th century Italian carved and parcel gilt pier mirror from Lucca, Italy. Beautiful patina of red and gold and the mirror has the original glass.