Very Large Arts & Crafts Marquetry Panel Depicting an English Village Scene
Located in London, GB
A very large Arts & Crafts marquetry panel depicting a typical 1930s English village scene picked out in inlaid woods including Thuya (Burr) walnut, burr elm, burr walnut, mahogany, ...
Wood
Sold|$2,500
Chinese Lattice Panel
Located in New York, NY
A reproduction of a Classic Chinese lattice panel in mahogany. A beautiful wall decoration. Can be customized to size, wood type or finish. Can be mirrored.
Mahogany
Set 2 of 3 Vintage Italian Marquetry Wood Inlay Musician Clowns Panels Stamped
Located in Beirut, LB
The set of three wood inlay panels intricately depicts a trio of musician clowns, each masterfully crafted with precision and artistry. The first panel features a graceful violin br...
Wood
Sold|$1,295 / set
Antique Pair of Inlaid Panels
Located in Dallas, TX
Large pair of finely inlaid wood panels from Belgium, circa 1890. Measures: 22.5 inches wide x 40.5 inches height x 1'' deep.
Wood
American Folk Art Marquetry Wall Panel
Located in San Francisco, CA
The creator of this piece, only identified as J.C.W. on the panel’s verso, employed marquetry, an intricate art form where pieces of veneer (thin slices of wood) are cut and inlaid i...
Wood
Sold|$3,500
Large Marquetry Scenic Forest Wall Panel
Located in Denton, TX
Antique forested design of marquetry with people foraging in an ancient forest. A variety of woods were used to give this depiction a lot of depth.
Wood, Hardwood, Kingwood, Nutwood, Oak, Pearwood, Satinwood, Tulipwood, ...
Large Mid Century Italian Wood Marquetry Panel
Located in Brooklyn, NY
A mid century Italian wood marquetry art panel. Composed of a scenic depiction of an Italian seaside village and sculptural arches. Rich warm color scheme from the different wood inl...
Wood
Sold|$2,500
Fine Marquetry Panel by Auguste Herbst
Located in Long Island City, NY
Fine Wood Marquetry Panel by Auguste Herbst for Galle. Representing a Polars Bears Family, this Design was created for a table by Herbst when he was working for Emile Galle. He made...
Scottish Framed Landscape Marquetry Panel by A.H. McIntosh & Co. Ltd.
By A.H. McIntosh Furniture
Located in Austin, TX
A fine Scottish framed landscape marquetry panel of inlaid wood, circa 1930s, by A.H. McIntosh & Co. Ltd., Kirkcaldy, in the manner of Rowley Gallery, inlaid with a scenic view of Sc...
Wood
Kinetic Panel in Straw Marquetry, Contemporary Work
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Marianne Leal, signed. Kinetic panel in straw marquetry, homage to Victor Vasarely, black and straw. Contemporary french work.
Straw
1930s Art Deco Decorative Panel in Wood Marquetry And Ash Frame - Italy
Located in Girona, Girona
Ravishing Art Deco decorative panel, many varieties of wood marquetry, walnut, oak, ash, ebony and mapel. Solid ashwood frame. French polish. Italy circa 1930.
Ash, Ebony, Maple, Oak, Walnut
Large Mid-Century Modern Decorative Panel by Rosenau in Wood Marquetry - France
By Pierre Rosenau
Located in Girona, Girona
Splendid large decorative panel with a fishing port scene. Walnut, burr walnut, maple, ash, mahogany, ebony, Macassar ebony and stained woods marquetry, French polish. Sign in the m...
Ash, Ebony, Mahogany, Maple, Walnut
Sold|$500
White Carved Wall Panel
Located in New York, NY
A white painted wall panel or screen with carved floral and bird motif.
Wood
Sold
Marquetry panel
Located in San Francisco, CA
Modeled as a parakeet glancing dexter.
Sold|$7,900
Marquetry Panel
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Modeled as a parakeet glancing dexter.
Sold|$3,413
French Colonial Marquetry Wood Panel
Located in Madrid, ES
French Colonial panel from 1930s with colonial imagery. Hunters, elephants and crocodiles.
Wood
Sold|$1,200
Marquetry Inlaid Pictorial Panel
Located in Hudson, NY
Marquetry-Inlaid pictorial panel.
Fruitwood, Hardwood
Sold|$2,200
Early 19th century marquetry panel
Located in Toronto, ON
Fantastic quality Italian marquetry panel depicting a landscape scene
Satinwood, Mahogany
Pair of Scandanavian Art Deco Marquetry Panels
Located in New York, NY
Pair of Swedish Art Deco Marquetry Panels in the Chinoiserie Taste; Elm with Ebony Walnut, Cherry, & Maple Inlay, c. 1920's
With the artist's signature in Chinese
A marquetry panel capriccio of Venice with various woods.
Located in New York, NY
Att to: Ignazio Revelli, (1750 – 1836) worked with his brother Luigi.
Wood
Portrait of a Young Fisherman Smoking, Oil on Panel, Italy, 19th Century
Located in Paris, FR
Portrait of a young fisherman smoking, oil on panel, Italy, 19th century Beautiful straw marquetry frame.
Straw, Wood
Pair of early 20th Century Marquetry wooden Panels naive countryside France
Located in Antwerpen, BE
Introducing a charming pair of early 20th-century marquetry wooden panels, showcasing the budding talent of young apprentice cabinet makers. These small practice pieces reflect the m...
Wood, Cherry, Ebony, Rosewood, Walnut
Sold|$24,000
Louis Armstrong Marquetry Jazz Panel from Paris
Located in Los Angeles, CA
"Armstrong" panel 2001P. Unique and intricate marquetry panel from a retired Jazz Club in Paris. Portrait of Louis Armstrong with his trumpet. Mixed exotic veneers. Marquetry of...
Birdseye Maple, Bone, Burl, Elm, Lacquer, Macassar, Mother-of-Pearl
Set of Four Marquetry Panels of Louis Armstrong's Band from Paris
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Unique and intricate set of four marquetry panels of Louis Armstrong’s Band from a retired jazz club in Paris. Panel 2003_1 "The Trumpets." Panel 2003_2 "The Pianist." Panel 200...
Birdseye Maple, Bone, Elm, Lacquer, Macassar, Mother-of-Pearl, Rosewood
Sold|$24,000
Louis Armstrong Marquetry Jazz Panel from Paris
Located in Los Angeles, CA
"Louis" Panel 2002P. Unique and intricate marquetry panel from a retired Jazz Club in Paris. Portrait of Louis Armstrong with his trumpet. Mixed exotic veneers. Marquetry ...
Birdseye Maple, Bone, Burl, Elm, Lacquer, Macassar, Mother-of-Pearl
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