17th Century Pair of Gold Giltwood Rounded Tops

Antique 17th century Spanish traditional Talavera glazed ceramic ink holder.

19th Pair of Bronze Stirrups of Horse Saddle

17th century pair of Italian wooden pricket sticks.

Beautiful oil on canvas with four protagonists, the Virgin breastfeeding baby Jesus with St. Joseph and a young St. John the Baptist. Typical 17th century composition with the secondary characters in the background. Relined canvas and original gold leaf gilded frame...

17th Century Ottoman Calligrapher's Chest Description: An exquisite Ottoman Calligrapher's Chest from the 17th century, crafted in wood and lavishly inlaid with mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell, and bone. This remarkable piece reflects the refined artistry of the Ottoman Empire, designed to store the treasured tools of a master calligrapher. Features: Materials: Wood inlaid with mother-of-pearl, tortoiseshell, bone, ivory, and ebony. Design: A rectangular form set on four large feet, with a sloping hinged lid that opens to reveal a compartmentalized interior. Decoration: Intricate foliate arabesque motifs adorn the top, while diamond patterns embellish the sides. The edges are elegantly outlined with ivory and ebony, showcasing a sophisticated contrast. Lock Plate: Features a pierced, gilded lock plate adding a touch of opulence and historical authenticity. Interior: Some original paper lining remains inside, offering a glimpse into its authentic use. Dimensions: Height: 32 cm Width: 30 cm Depth: 21 cm Condition: Preservation: In generally good condition with signs of use consistent with age, which adds character and authenticity. Wear: Minor wear to the inlay and surface, with some loss of interior lining, typical for an artifact of this age. Highlights: Historical Significance: A rare example of Ottoman craftsmanship, likely belonging to an esteemed calligrapher. Artistic Mastery: Combines the intricate techniques of marquetry and inlay, characteristic of high-status objects in the Ottoman court. Collector's Item: Perfect for collectors of Islamic art, antique writing instruments...

Mortar with hand. Bronze. XVII century. Mortar with a circular base, cylindrical body and slightly outwardly flared mouth, decorated with a series of smooth horizontal moldings arranged both in the lower and upper areas and with simple vertical elements (which still maintain slight balustraded shapes) derived from of the ribs that these specimens used to have in the medieval Spanish...

A rare and very charming door knocker, Venice, 17th century in bronze with special patina.

An extremely rare, so-called, Rotterdammer tile, with the decoration of a sailboat. Country: The Netherlands Place: Rotterdam Date: circa 1615 - 1620 Workshop: Claes Wijtmans This tile comes from one of the most rare and sought after tile series...