Mazzega Lamp Vintage Design C. Nason Aluminium Metal Italy 1960s

Antique Wall Clock Gilded Bronze France 1921

France, 1921

Wall clock in gilded and carved bronze with leafy scrolls and plant motifs. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numerals for hours and Arabic numerals for minutes. Finely carved bronze hands. The mechanism is engraved with the words "M.me Couchet à Berou".

Vintage Table Laminate Metal Brass Italy 1960s Original

Table with enamelled metal base with adjustable brass feet, wooden and laminate top.

Antique Tea Pot Zucca Giovanni & C. Vicenza Italy XX Century

Italy, Late XX Century

Silver teapot with chiseled handle and lid. Silver hallmarks engraved under the base. 308 grams.

Vintage Vase Herend Hungary Design Akos Tamàs Hungary XX Century

Hungary, XX Century

White porcelain vase with embossed pleated decoration, some of which are iridescent. Manufacturer's and designer's mark under the base.

Antique Sculpture Religious Subject Europe XIX-XX Century

Europa, XIX-XX Century

Ancient stone sculpture depicting a religious subject.

Antique Centerpiece Silver Decorations Italy XX Century

Italy, Mid XX Century

Boat-shaped centrepiece in fluted and chiseled silver supported by four feet with leafy scrolls. Swan-shaped handles, silver marks incised under the Greek-chiseled edge. Silversmith's mark barely legible. 810 grams.

Antique Porcelain Sculpture of Capodimonte Italy XIX Century

Italy, Late XIX Century

Gallant scene in white enamel porcelain depicting a couple under a rococo style palm tree with an embankment base with plant motifs. Under enamel "crowned N" mark, Capodimonte manufacture.

Vintage Console Ebony Painted Wood Italy 1940s-1950s

Console table with drawer under the top, in ebony-stained wood veneer and turned legs.

Vintage Carpet Cotton Wool Thin Knot Turkey 94 x 54 In

94 x 54 In

Vintage cotton and wool rug, fine knot; manual manufacturing.

Antique African Knife Leather Iron XX Century

Africa, Late XX Century

Iron “Sengese” throwing knife with leather handle, produced by the mafa/matakam group of the Kirdi, a population living in the Mandara Mountains between north-western Cameroon and north-eastern Nigeria. The metal eyelets were used to attach a rope or an anchor chain. This type of knife was often used as a ceremonial emblem that manifested the social status of the owner.