Bronze inkwell with a dark patina. Northern Italy, 16th-17th century.11 x 11 x h 22 cm.Made in two parts entirely of lost-wax cast and patinated bronze. The container is richly decorated with deep gro[...]
Medieval wrought iron lock, complete with two clasps. 16th century, authentic character. Beautiful antique patina with cross-hatched or chevron decoration. A rare piece, steeped in history. Ideal for [...]
Dim. 28 x 40 x 8 mmItaly, 16th centuryIconographyThis finely executed allegorical scene depicts Triptolemus receiving poppy flowers from Ceres, goddess of agriculture. According to mythology, these fl[...]
Unique and
elegant carved wooden box candle holder, covered in leather and original red
fabric. The rectangular box, with a rounded lid, features refined decoration.
It features floral motifs and c[...]
Description: Bronze with a honey-brown patina. This writing desk consists of a triangular base supported by three stylized lions. The base has a rim adorned with an egg-and-dart frieze and moldings, a[...]
This elegant pair of gilt brass candlesticks perfectly embodies the Henri II aesthetic, characteristic of French decorative arts of the mid-16th century. It is distinguished by its structured, rigorou[...]
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Exceptional white Carrara marble basin
Carved with leafy and zoomorphic motifs (rams' heads on the sides)
Genoese Renaissance craftsmanship
W95cm X H42cm X D40cm
A turned brass candlestick, characteristic of early 16th-century Flemish production. The slender stem, punctuated by a series of bulges, rings, and moldings, rests on a wide, flared, bell-shaped base,[...]
Early period bronze candlestick with a baluster-shaped stem and rings, mounted on a wide, round, molded base, dating from the 16th-17th centuries. This candlestick is in good overall condition and of [...]
Remarkable pair of antique wooden torchère angels, carved and polychromed in Italy during the late 16th century (circa 1570–1600), and of probable Venetian or North-Central Italian origin.
The two [...]
Carved wooden frame known as "Sansovino," with scrolling ribbons and cherubs highlighted with gold leaf. Italy, 16th century. — Provenance: Amedeo Montanari Collection. Visible dimensions: 87 x 71 cm.[...]
Gilt frame with inverted profile, twisted ribbon, and laurel wreaths tied in the centers. Italy, Piedmont, 16th century. Provenance: Amedeo Montanari Collection. Visible dimensions: 51.5 x 39 cm. Exte[...]
Gilt carved wooden frame decorated with teardrop-shaped gadroons and laurel wreaths. Tuscany, 16th century. — Provenance: Amedeo Montanari Collection. Reproduced in the book by Roberto Lodi and Amedeo[...]
Gilt-carved wooden frame decorated with foliate scrolls, a rosary frieze, gadrooned decoration, an acanthus frieze, and mascarons at the corners. — Provenance: Amedeo Montanari Collection. Visible dim[...]
Superb and rare smooth column candlestick in solid bronze, 16th century period, wide moulded base, solid socket, our candlestick is quite heavy, made with great finesse of execution, a small trace of [...]
Made of wrought iron, with two triggers mounted on two springs.This type of latch was used to open the interior window shutters in France during the 16th century.
The object is in good condition;[...]
Splendid and rare table chest in steel finely chiseled on the lid and on all sides with bands of fine vegetal ramages motifs and dense punching that frame in various quarters pairs of clipei with clas[...]
Pair of bronze candlesticks. 16th century. Pair of bronze candlesticks with a raised circular base embellished with smooth, projecting moldings, a central axis decorated with discs, and a bulbous top.[...]
Multiple pairs of mustache hinges from all periods, some very old (16th century), others 17th, many 18th, and also 19th century—here are a few examples… decorated with the migratory bird! Long neck, f[...]
Rare pair of wrought iron hinges from a ruined 16th-century door. The iron is 5.5 cm wide x 12 mm thick. The hinges are of different lengths, 86 cm and 89 cm excluding the loop. They feature a 25 mm e[...]
A turned brass candlestick, characteristic of early 16th-century Flemish production. The slender stem, punctuated by a series of bulges, rings, and moldings, rests on a wide, flared, bell-shaped base,[...]
HAUTE EPOQUEA very large and rare pewter dish from the second half of the 16th century, bearing a rich decoration typical of the Renaissance: interlacing patterns, floral motifs, mascarons, grotesques[...]
Magnificent crown of light with 11 spikes. Quadripod arched base holding a faceted shaft mounted with a key on it. Diamond-shaped crown formed by two curved and assembled iron bars, decorated with reg[...]
Northern School, circa 1500. Festive scene in an amphitheater. An obelisk in the center, a stele on the right, and a hearth on the left. Gouache & gold on parchment. A gold border surrounds the work. [...]
Early 16th century hasp chest lock with mechanism. Hasp locks, typical of medieval and Renaissance chests, are characterized by their mechanism of moving pins (hasps) operated by a key with a notched [...]
Mannerist frame called "à cassetta" in carved wood gilded with gold leaf. Carved and applied staples. Tuscany. Second half of the 16th century. Provenance: Amadeo Montanari Collection. Reproduced in t[...]
Haute Epoque bronze candlestick, molded socket mounted on a column shaft and a large round base, from the 16th - 17th centuries. This candlestick is in its original condition. Please note: small hole [...]
Fireback cast during the last quarter of the 16th century and before 1610 with the four crowned coats of arms of Lorraine, the three coats of arms of France and Navarre topped with a royal crown and i[...]
Satyr. Extraordinary Venetian door handle attributed to Nicolo de' Conti (1530-1601) by the Hampel auction house, but could also be attributed to the workshops of Severo Calzetta in Ravenna or Andrea [...]
Renaissance bronze bell. 16th-century Florentine work. The small iron ring at the top is broken and missing; it would have been used to add a wooden or other handle. Beautifully decorated and of high [...]
Solid bronze candlestick featuring astem topped with a cylindrical socket and resting on a circular base.The simple execution of thiscandlestick is a fine testament to the art of Renaissance brasswork[...]
Set of three carved wooden elements decorated with chimeras. Element in the center: H.83 cm x W.74 cm. Elements on the left and right: H.80 cm x W.110 cm each.
Rare large bronze candlestick, probably Flanders, from the 16th century. Note the four-lobed socket in the shape of a clover, still inspired by Gothic. Very good condition. Dimensions: height 21.5 cm,[...]
Egyptian porphyry pharmacy mortar. Typical 16th-century model. Thick, slightly conical walls. Old, almost invisible restoration. From a private collection, CL, 1980s.I guarantee that this object is ol[...]
Antique 16th-century yellow marble mortar from Torri del Benaco, hand-chiseled from a single piece of marble and featuring two handles for ease of use. Mortars were used not only to crush spices and h[...]
This gilt bronze candlestick is natural, preserved from time. We note scratches due to use, a small accident to report (visible on one of the photos), it remains however in a generally acceptable cond[...]
Pair of 16th-century bronze candelabras with octagonal bases and balusters. Spanish or Italian work in superb condition. Approximately 15 centimeters high and 14 centimeters at the base.
Fireback 1580Bordered by a frieze, this cast iron fireback, dated 1580, without cracks or restoration (signs of use), is in a remarkable state of preservation.In a central cartouche of ribboned laurel[...]
Rare wrought iron door latch or latch probably from the 16th century or a quarter of the 17th century Condition: Very good condition The holes on the plate are not missing but the fixing holes for wro[...]
A large and beautiful table candlestick... In cast bronze and hand-worked... From around 1580... From the BERRY region - FRANCE ... Very beautifully made... With high quality bronze... In very good co[...]
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