A Pair of 18th Century Portuguese Armchairs

An Unusual Pair of Red Painted 18th Century Armchairs Most
Probably Portuguese or Portuguese Colonial Circa 1770.

Height: 47 ins.
Width: 32 ins.
Depth: 23 ins.
Seat Height: 20 ins.

$9,500 pair

Superb Flemish early 18th Century Tapestry

Brussels, early 18th century.
Compare to Flemish Tapestry from William Randolph Hearst Collection at the Brooklyn Museum. As after Jan van Orley 1665-1735.
Jan van Orley is regarded as one of the last important Flemish tapestry designers. In the early 1700s Jan van Orley and Augustin Coppens were the leading team of tapestry designers for the Reydams Leyniers tapestry workshop in Brussels. The two artists often collaborated on tapestry cartoons with Coppens designing the landscapes and Jan van Orley adding the staffage. The pair jointly created a neo-Baroque style for the Brussels workshops. In their works of the early 1700s, van Orley and Coppens developed mythological, romance and genre scenes which gave of a lighter spirit and tone to tapestry designs.[12] They contributed to the early 18th century shift of the Brussels workshops towards more playful forms, away from the severe Baroque historical and mythological subjects.

Width 13 ft. 9 ins.
Height: 10 ft

$30,000

Fine Quality Brussels 18th Century Tapestry

Fine Quality Brussels 18th Century Tapestry

A Fine Quality Brussels 18th Century tapestry with aristocratic ladies having a picnic, music plating and a pond in the forefront. The background with a peacock, well cared for garden in front of a castle. Mountain in the background. Very good condition, with original border intact.



Height: 11 ft.
Width: 10 ft.

$24,000

Italian 17th Century Flowers in a vase with butterfly circa 1660

Attributed to Girolamo Galli (active Rome circa 1660) as per L'Antiquaire & Connoisseur Inc. NY expertise by Marco Chiarini.
Provenance: The Estate of Princess Dorota Drucka Lubecka (AKA Dorothy "Doda" de Wolf) of Washington DC, born in Poland to Prince & Princess Francis Xavier Drucki Lubecki.
Relined.

Sight:
Height: 36.5 inches
Width: 28 inches
With frame:
Height: 44 inches
Width: 36 inches

$6,750

Jacob de Wit (attrib.) 1695-1754

Born in Amsterdam, Jacob De Wit became famous for his door and ceiling paintings. He lived on the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam, and many of the buildings on the Keizersgracht still have door or ceiling paintings done by him. Since many of the families who lived in Amsterdam in those days had country villas, de Wit also painted in houses in the fashionable areas of Haarlem and the Vecht river.


Height: 36 inches

Width: 47 inches

$7,500

Rare Venetian Polychrome Sculptures

A rare pair of Venetian 18th century polychrome sculptures of musicians on later base.


Prov. Alain Finard Paris 1982



$8,500

Italian School 18th century

Figures in an Italian Landscape
Italian School 18th Century/School of Jan Frans van Bloemen, called Orizzonte.

Jan Frans Van Bloemen 1662-1749



$3,000

A Rare Grand Tour Marble Tazza Circa 1820

A rare neoclassic Grand Tour carved Siena marble carved tazza resting on an acanthus leaf central support flanked by three lion monopeadia raised on marmo rosso antico base.See Thomas Hope designs using similar lion monopedia on furniture.

Height: 10 in.
Diameter: 6 in.

$7,500

Portrait of a Man Wearing a Turban

A Fine Quality continental oil on canvas painting of an Arabian man wearing a turban signed with a monogram EM and dated 1900. Possibly Austrian follower of Carl Leopold Muller

Height: 18"
Width: 15"

$5,800

Watercolor by Luigi Bazzani (1836-1927)

Watercolor signed and dated Luigi Bazzani Roma 1883. An interior of a Pompeiian house with columns frescoes and a marble table. The Los Angeles Museum publication of the Pompeii exhibition entitled "Pompeii and the Roman Villa" has a painting by the same artist illustrated as in the Dahesh Museum of Art.

With frame: Ht: 31 Ins. x Width: 25 ins.
Without frame (sight): Ht: 23.5 ins. x 17.5 ins.

Price on request

A Rare 18th Century Italian Neoclassical Guitar Case

A fine and unusual laca povera Northern Italian neoclassic guitar case late 18th century. The decoupage applied to a wood case. Provenance Dorothy Chandler Estate. Circa 1770

Height: 35 in.
Width: 11.75 in
Depth: 5 in.

$6,500

18th Century Lacca Povera Panel

Italian 18th century Lacca Povera (paper on wood panel) Birth of the child Jesus

Width 12 inches
Height 8.5 inches

$1,200

Flemish Oak 17th Century Cabinet

A Good 17th century Flemish mother of pearl inlaid oak cabinet with a pair of doors surmounted by a single deep drawer. Circa 1680

Width: 37 inches
Depth: 20 inches
Height: 44 inches

$5,800

Hispano-Moresque Vase

A rare 17th Century Hispano-Moresque vase depicting a stylized bird at the centre of bowl and to the circumference.With old repair to a hairline crack and chips to rim. Circa 1640 or earlier.

Diameter 10.5 ins. (26.5 cms.)
Height 7 ins. (18 cms.)

$2,400

A Rare Veronese 18th Century Shaped Olive Wood Commode

A rare and very unusual Italian mid 18th century olivewood and walnut Venetian commode with highly exaggerated serpentine front and sides. Verona. Circa 1750

Height: 30.5 in.
Width: 51 in.
Depth: 29 in.

$17,500

Early 18th century cassone

A Good Italian walnut and burr walnut veneer early 18th century cassone in original condition. Circa 1720

Width: 61 ins.
Depth: 20 ins.
Height: 24 ins.

$5,750

French Limoges Tazza

A Good French Limoges enameled Tazza centered by a portrait of Diane de Poitiers (1500-1566) after Francois Clouet. Diane de Poitiers was a French noblewoman and prominent courtier. She wielded much power and influence as King Henry II's royal mistress and adviser until his death. Her position increased her wealth and family's status. She was a major patron of French Renaissance architecture. Tazza circa 1870.

Height: 6 ins. (15 ums)
Diameter 7 1/4 ins. (18 ums.)

$1,200

Italian 17th century credenza

A good Italian 17th century walnut credenza (cabinet) of manageable size, probably Bologna.

Width: 36 ins.
Height: 33.5 ins.
Depth: 20 ins.

$6,500

A Set of 4 Windsor Armchairs

A good set of 4 ash and elm high back English Windsor armchairs 19th century, circa 1880



$1,750 set of 4

Italian Renaissance Wax Plaquette

An Italian late Renaissance or Mannerist period Wax Plaquette Of Christ Breaking Bread At Emmaus, Probably by Guglielmo Della Porta (1500-1577). Circa 1570



Height 10 ins. (25.5 ums.)
Width: 6 1/2ins. (16.5cm)

$1,200

Dutch Copper Jardiniere

An 18th Century Dutch copper vase, jardiniere with wonderful patina, circa 1770

Height: 10 in.
Diameter: 16 in.

$850

The Death of Cleopatra

A very fine quality miniature painting of Cleopatra, depicting her holding an asp with which she commited suicide. In period ebonized frame. Some modern historians believe that Cleopatra was in fact poisoned. Circa 1770.

Height: 6 in.
Width: 5 in.

$3,800

French 17/18th Century Painting On Vellum

Allegorical gouache and watercolor. Amorous scene of a couple cavorting in the forest with a white horse looking on and a pair of putti onlookers.

Height: 8 in.
Width: 6 in.
Without frame

$4,500

Fine Quality French 18th century Miniature

A super quality French late 18th century Louis XVI period oval miniature portrait of a lady with a paper label referring to Comte D’Artois. Artist unknown. Circa 1770.


Height: 5 in.
Width: 4 in.

$950

A Pair Of Italian Pietra Dura Plaques

A fine and rare pair of early Italian 18th century pietra dura plaques depicting typical Tuscan farmhouses set in a naturalistic country setting, the trees are naturally occurring elements in the marble and are called dendrites. Circa 1780

Height: 5 in.
Width: 7 in.

$3,500

Italian 18th Century Allegorical Carrara Marble Panel

A fine Italian 18th century carved Carrara marble panel depicting putti surrounded by various allegorical objects and gifts signifying abundance. In period ebonized frame. Circa 1740.

Height: 8 in.
Width: 20 in.
Depth: 1.5 in.

$5,800