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At its heart lies a finely hand-engraved round cameo, with a diameter of 5 cm, set in shell. The box measures 12 x 12 x 2.5 cm and weighs a substantial 458 grams, embodying both beau...

Ceramic Vase / Container - Animalità Khepri by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa Khepri designed by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa is an armadillo shaped container / vase in ceramic enriched w...

Set of 2 Ceramic Vases / Containers - Animalità Khepri and Loricato by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa Khepri and loricato designed by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa are armadillo shaped con...

Ceramic Vase / Container - Animalità Loricato by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa Loricato designed by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa is an armadillo shaped container / vase in ceramic enrich...

Ornately carved with camellias, acanthus leaves, and crest of a large shell, this mirror hung in the sitting room of a glorious chateau.

The mirror has an impressive 6” wide gilt frame in the Rococo Style, it is made in a simulated marble decorated with very large shells and scrolls in aged gilt The oval frame is in ...

The rich yellow hues and creamy white texture create an elegant contrast with each other, adding an air of sophistication to any interior space. Shell completely in resin, cream whi...

The exterior of the cup and plate is decorated in a textured seaweed and shell design and then glazed in beautiful pink, green, blue, and brown.

Large oval Majolica Palissy crab and fish wall platter Vallauris, circa 1950 Large crab in relief, fish’s, shells and seaweeds.    

This design has simple lines and footed base and two shell handles in Art Deco design dating to c.1950.

The square seats are made up of a cushion placed on a plastic shell structure, covered in leather. The backrests are squared and curved at the top.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Handcrafted in metal, its shell-like exterior created with metal wires not only exudes the turtle’s sturdiness but also encapsulates its wisdom.

Handcrafted in metal, its shell-like exterior created with metal wires not only exudes the turtle’s sturdiness but also encapsulates its wisdom.

Handcrafted in metal, its shell-like exterior created with metal wires not only exudes the turtle’s sturdiness but also encapsulates its wisdom.

The handle is decorated with plum blossoms and a bat with outstretched wings, a symbol of joy and happiness. Each piece of shell is unique in color and texture with a glimmering, iri...

Seat is composed of a molded plastic shell wrapped in tufted and buttoned leatherette (upholstered portion is easily removable from the plastic shell for reupholstery).

A stylish pair of American Art Deco brushed nickel-plated lamps with dolphin support; each with spheroid body flanked by shell-form handles raised on a lively dolphin support over a ...

The center section of the clock is flanked by two 'rope-turned' inset quarter columns and flank a shell carved door. The shell is exceptional in its design and depth, as the carvin...

Old fireplace in statuary white marble, richly carved with cherubs, cupid in a central shell and dogs, coming from an important villa in Italy, built in the 1900s therefore not ancie...

The Large Chippendale Bench is a high quality, solid mahogany large Chippendale style bench with upholstered drop in seat, shell carved knees on cabriole legs resting on ball and cla...

Supported by long, elegant cabriole legs decorated with rocaille shell motifs in a parcel gilt finish. The table was constructed with wood peg joinery and has a turquoise lacquer fin...

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

The bow front slip-in stuffed seat above a veneered seat rail and gadroon moulded apron, the eagle headed carved arms with moulded and ornate carved supports on a trellis ground, the...

Hans Olsen's The Orange chair is one of the earliest known shell chairs and acquired its name because of its characteristic back and seat, which are reminiscent of orange peel.

Seat is composed of a molded plastic shell wrapped in tufted and buttoned leatherette (upholstered portion is easily removable from the plastic shell for reupholstery).

It features a carved giltwood frame with scrolling floral motifs and a shell crest. The peaceful scene in vibrant colors depicts a palatial terrace with an arch surrounded by a fount...

Rectangular frame with cymatium frieze and pearl strip, alternating shell and dolphin decorations in relief.

Introducing the Ligurian Summer Collection, a sophisticated family of handmade fixtures in natural sea shell, coiled leather, marble, and bamboo, inspired by the faded splendor of th...