Italian Models and Miniatures

Charging buffalo bison Italian 800 silver sculpture by Mario Cerreti. Fine detail. Solid and heavy. Height: 2 in (5.08 cm) Width: 3 in (7.62 cm) D...

This charming set of 'The Four Seasons' dates to the late 1960s and was manufactured in Milan, Italy. The set which retain their original fitted box comprise of a small square plinth encased with slices of malachite atop of which sit a figure, each representing one of the four 'seasons'. The figures along with a gilt foot-rim are crafted from 800 purity silver (800 out of 1000 parts pure silver) and are parcel gilt in areas and purposefully oxidised in others. The figures to the underside are stamped for their metal purity, along with an Italian hallmark allowing us to know they were crafted in Italy by a maker called 'Luigi Cervone'. This particular mark for Cervone was only used from 1968 up until his retirement in 1970, allowing us to date the set to between 1968 and 1970. The four are in exceptionally good condition, retain their box and appear to have been virtually never displayed. The quality of the malachite slices...

This gun, an unique, refined piece was handcrafted in the famous Cusi Atelier Milan during the 1960's. This piece, XVIII Century style, is a perfectly working model: gundog, barrel a...

Original, one-of-a-kind, 1980 Ferrari hood's logo collection showing the making of the iconic Cavallino logo different steps from print to nichel finish s...

Early Moschino pieces designed by Franco Moschino himself – often referred to as Italian fashion's "enfant terrible" – within the short period when he launched the House of Moschino in 1983 until he passed away in 1994 are sought after and highly collectible. This treasure, like several others – some of them already available in my shop, more to be listed gradually –, comes direct from a German socialite and fashion lover so has not been on the market prior to this. This is a rare and collectible full set of three cutlery brooches with their original box from one of Franco Moschino's most iconic collections, the Fall 1989 "Show-off" couture runway collection. Capturing the fun and charm vibe that Moschino has always represented as a brand, they are the epitome of a conversation starter accessory! Pieces of this legendary "Dinner" collection are held by various fashion museums worldwide. We sold the "Dinner" jacket and skirt suit to The Museum at FIT in NYC last year. The set comprises three gold-colored metal brooches featuring a fork, a knife and a spoon with a deliberate black patina and double pins on the back. All pieces are embossed MOSCHINO. Original box still present. Excellent vintage condition. Hardly ever worn. Deliberate black patina. Irregularities on metal are original. Fork: approx. 12.7 cm x 2 cm – 5" x 0.79" Knife: approx. 13 cm x 1,5 cm – 5.12" x 0.6" Spoon: approx. 13 cm x 2,8 cm – 5.12" x 1.1" Weight: Fork (21 g) / Knife (23 g) / Spoon (26 g) Reference photo: Moschino Couture Fall 1989...

Gold & Enamel Torah Pointer Green enamel decoration, cabochon ruby at the tip & a carved coral hand. Italian made Circa 1950 Measurements: 9.5" long Gram Weight: 141.2 grams Gold T...

18k yellow gold seal with unakite. The unakite (rectangular cut 1.10cmx0.9cm) is a stone which is found in the USA in the Unakas Montains and takes its name from its origin. It is da...

The “Chiellini” company is famous in all the world for it’s production of chess boards, chess made in Alabaster Stone. The translucent quality and the many colors that can be achieve...

This champagne cover is a jewel to enrich your table. Indeed, the artist transformed our pure silver 999/°° K-OVER into a precious pine cone to keep your bottle of champagne chilled....

A very fine silver figurine of a fledgling owl. Modeled as a sleepy-eyed baby owl in .800 silver by Gianmaria Buccellati. Simply a wonderful Buccellati sculpture! Provenance: Pri...

The antique micromosaic frame (or micro mosaic frame) is a genuine CIRCA 1869 - Victorian era- antique fine jewelry piece. This 19th century frame ha...

From acclaimed Italian jeweler Mario Buccellati, a realistically modeled seated monkey, with textured fur in silver wire. Measurement 3¾ inches high Signed: Buccellati Metal: 800 sil...