Micromosaic Black Marble Circular Table, Rome, circa 1850

English Fruitwood Marquetry Walnut Tilt-Top Circular Breakfast Table The molded circular top with a central fruitwood inlaid foliate spray, within a wide border of similarly inlaid ...

Specimen Marble Inlaid Table Top Rectangular, with varied marbles inlaid to create an overall geometric pattern. 59 by 20 in. Depth 1 in. Condition Report 0ne inch piece missing fro...

Marble bronze mahogany bouillotte table, circa 1900, the circular tan and white veined black marble top above a decorated frieze on straight supports headed by bronze Egyptian terms and ending in human...

A Roman micromosaic plaque of the Tomb of Cecilia Metella, Italian, mid 19th century, size of mosaic 11 1/4 x 8 1/4 in. 11 1/4 x 8 1/4 in. Height with frame 14 in.; Width 17 in. (35...

A circular Derbyshire Black Marble pietra dura table, attributed to Tomlinson. the circular top is inlaid in pietra dura with three deli...

An Italian mid-19th century micromosaic and pietre dure circular tabletop The central micromosaic panel depicting a mother hen and her chicks within a grassy landscape with rocks an...

Rectangular single plank top raised on three chamfered supports joined by stretchers and ending in spreading splayed feet.

A grand tour circular table top Possibly by Domenico Moglia The circular platform of marmore nero, inset with fine micromosaic panels consisting of hundreds of coloured glass tesserae; a central flower bouquet sit within a malachite border surrounded by a border including four cartouches in conforming malachite reserves representing Roman views including the Arch of Titus, the Temple of Vesta, the Capitoline Hill, and the Tomb of Cecilia Metella, connected by floral garlands. Italy, circa 1855 Domenico Moglia (1780 - 1862) Brothers, Luigi and Domenico Moglia, are celebrated as two of the few great mosaicists of the 19th century. Both are recorded as exhibiting at the 1851 Great Exhibition, London. Domenico's work included micromosaics plaques depicting views of 'the roman forum', 'the colosseum', and the 'temples of Paestum.' The Lombardi Museum contains a collection of architectural...