Sicilian Cart

Multi-color painted and carved wooden child-size Sicilian wedding or festival cart with original paint and hand-forged iron axle.

Sicilian carts were often ornately decorated, including the animals pulling the cart and the undercarriages adorned with iron.

A rare cart made in Sicily for children to play in the late 19th century, totally hand-painted with folk scenes.

Two Sicilian donkey cart side panels, richly decorated with scenes from the opera Muzio Scevola and Coriolanus.

Originally these horse drawn carts were created as a means to transport fruit, food, grains, etc. but were transformed into a vehicle for cultural design. Heavily carved and decorate...

Rare Sicilian Cart Axle in Polychrome Wood and Wrought Iron from the 19th Century Superb carved wood representing Saint George slaying the dragon in its center.

The Museo del Carretto Siciliano in Terrasini within the Province of Palermo, Sicily serves as a tribute to the historical significance of the carts in Sicilian culture.   

3-524 hand crafted model of a Sicilian cart Some parts are hand painted others are prints applied to wood.

P.A Carmello Cappello (1912-1996) is an Italian artist who began by sculpting decorations for Sicilian carts, his region of origin Between studies and work, he proved himself wit...

Late 19th Century Polychrome Wrought Iron Ornament from a Sicilian 'Donkey Cart'. Part of the decorated axle.

Antique carved wood hand painted Sicilian wedding or festival cart panel depicting historical events in Milan Italy.

Pair of Italian procession cart side panels. Each panel depicts historic events of the Italians invading Ethiopians in 1889. Around each scene is handwritten in Italian declaring ...

Wonderfully charming early 19th century Sicilian donkey cart fragment depicting a warrior on horseback.

Wonderfully charming early 19th century Sicilian donkey cart fragment depicting archangels on horseback.

Antique Scicilian Carretto carved and Folk Art painted wooden panel originally the rear-most side of a donkey or small horse cart. The vertical posts would slot into matching holes o...

A single Sicilian two-light sconce of cut metal and wood. This unique Sicilian sconce, from the mid-20th century, is composed of a wood base with cut metal design, which was the orig...

How cool would this be to make into a chandelier or something of your own creation, this thing is truly amazing. Incredible paint and ironwork, it even has painted faces incorporated...

Quite often these are turned into chandeliers ,this one is nice with remnants of green paint and elaborate ironwork.

COLORFUL HAND CARVED WOODEN CART TAILGATE FROM A CART FROM SICILY MADE INTO A FOUR LIGHT CHANDELIER. PAINTED IRON TRIM. SHADES ON LIGHTS. PAINTED FROM ORIGINAL POLYCROME CART

Sicilian Painted & Carved Donkey Cart with highly decorated ironwork undercarriage.

A charming, small and brightly painted Sicilian Bridal Cart made during the 19th century with a fair amount of its' original decoration.

The island of Sicily has had hundreds of years of a turbulent history of battles and occupations. These scenes are colorfully illustrated and celebrated at holiday parades on these u...

Made by Picciurro Giuseppe Pittore in Palermo, Sicily Highly decorated Sicilian Cart carved and purchased by Stanley Marcus in for the Dallas Neiman Marcus Store.