Treble Clef

Accented by a gold tipped treble clef, this will make a wonderful decorative piece for any music lover, and a useful accessory for any musician.

., this delightful and unusual, Pair of antique, Victorian, sterling silver candlesticks have a musical theme, featuring columns in the from of treble clefs. Octagonal in shape with ...

Black metal structure with treble clef-shaped ends decorated with eight colorful wooden balls (green, red, yellow and blue).

A custom made living room suite consisting of a large sofa in the shape of a bass or C clef and a coffee table in the shape of a treble or G clef.

Beautiful and rare polished brass musical note /harp desk table lamp, by Laurel Lighting Company circa 1950s fluorescent light bulb excellent condition almost never used, retains its...

It features a freestanding iron frame and 8 lacquered wooden balls (2x red, 2x blue, 2x yellow, 2x green) with four treble clef shaped coat hooks at the top. In French "cle de sol" m...

This piece stands out for its sculptural, postmodern form, drawing inspiration from the shape of a treble clef ("Chiave di violino" in Italian). The cabinet, features a series of dra...

The dynamic composition recalls a musical treble clef, a characteristic motif found in Roger Feraud's most celebrated creations.

The flow of the piece is reminiscent of a treble clef – perhaps a nod to its title. Shiro Kuramata (1931-1991) created a fluid exchange between Japanese design philosophy and meth...

The central scroll decorated support is ornamented to the upper portion with a treble clef design decorated carrying handle. The plain hallmarked base is modelled in the form of mus...

The flow of the piece is reminiscent of a treble clef – perhaps a nod to its title. Shiro Kuramata was also part of the Memphis design movement in the 1970s.

It was produced in Italy during 1950s and designed in the style of Gio Ponti. The treble clef is completely in brass as well and completes a marvellous example of midcentury desig...

Beautiful table lamp with dark brown glass and crystal glass and brass base. The treble clef is completely in brass as well. It was produced in Italy during 1950s.

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

20th century French vintage collectible wall shelf in original yellow-lacquered steel tube and perforated sheet (rigitulle), designed by Mathieu Matégot in the mid-1950s. The sinuous...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

It was developed in the 1780s in England (reputedly deriving its name from the Archbishop of Canterbury, who commissioned one), it grew increasingly ornate throughout the 19th centur...

Beautiful polished brass musical note desk table lamp, by Laurel Lighting Company circa 1950s fluorescent light bulb freshly polished and rewired, retains its original label with man...