Very Chic Large Painting by Pietro Neri Scacciati

An impressive large painted cupboard with partly original paint. Found in a castle, where it had been installed in the dining room as part of th...

One of a kind 60ies semicircular Sofa which will be an eye catcher in your entrance hall or your living room. It's not only looking real good. It's...

Very elegant pair of "appliques au perroquet" sconces by Maison Baguès, Paris, ca. 1950. Cut Glass and Gilt metal, electrified French luxury lighting atelier Maison Baguès was laun...

An exceptional and large 18th century French wine tasting table, perfect as a dining, breakfast or centre table of good proportions. A beautifully patinated table with great visual ...

Very Large Abstract Expressionist Cow Painting. Large Colorful composition with impasto strokes and much movement in its style. Perfect for a large farmh...

Rare organic painting (actually it's an unusual technique done with objects left to rust over and over and over)adorned by handmade frame. Very eco friendly and fabulous design!

Painting by Pietro Domenico Ollivero. "Manio Annio Curio Dentato receives the ambassadors of the Samnites", around 1740 The work in question depicts the scene of and was made by the famous italian painter Pietro Domenico Ollivero. The oval canvas shows on the back the card of the Galleria Caretto in Turin (Italy) with the authentic 1965 Giorgio Caretto. The work was also published in "I Piaceri e le grazie" by Arabella Cifani and Franco Monetti in 1993. The subject refers to the history of Rome and an episode narrated by the historian Valerio Massimo. Manius Curius Dentatus (330 BC - 270 BC), one of the great Romans of the 3rd century B.C. was a consul in ancient Rome, known for ending the Samnite Wars. Elected consul in 290 BC. along with Publio Cornelio Rufino, in the same year he fought and won the Third War against the Samnites and their allies, thus ending a conflict that had lasted for 49 years. He definitively subdued the Sabines and the Greek army of Pyrrhus in the battle of Benevento. He represented the ideal prototype of ancient Roman for the generations that followed in that he avoided public honours; Cato the censor, who collected his sayings, placed him among the great figures of universal history. For centuries after his death (in 270 B.C. while overseeing the construction of the second aqueduct in Rome) his military exploits were recounted and his moral rectitude was praised as an example for all the Romans. Ollivero, in the cultured choice of the episode, illustrates the moment when Manio Curio Dentato is found in his home, characterized by Roman walls, sitting by the fire, on a rustic bench while eating his meal in a "ligneo catillo" (wooden basin...

Depicts two art glass vases and a blue, yellow, and red marbled paperweight surrounded by potted plants illuminated by harsh light. "Unsigned" Canvas 42" x 43 3/4". Frame 61 3/4" x...