Pair of Antique Torch Holders Wrought Iron Italy XIX Century

France, Mid XIX Century

Lobed edge majolica plate with polychrome cornucopia decoration, insects, butterflies and birds.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Bronze dish finely engraved and gilded in relief with plant and animal motifs. The dish is held by a gilt bronze riser, pierced and chased. The four feet are in the shape of a ferine with leaf volutes and the two handles are in the shape of winged dragons.

England, 1860-1880

White porcelain statue with polychrome touches depicting a couple of Scottish farmers returning from the harvest.

Italy, First Half XIX Century

Majolica bowl. On the brim polychrome decoration with geometric lattice pattern; at the bottom of the bird cave there is a typical decoration of the manufacture.

England, 1860-1880

Staffordshire porcelain figurine depicting the figure of a woman with child.

France, Mid XIX Century

Plate with lobed edge with polychrome decoration with vegetal motifs, cornucopia and torch on a pale blue background.

Italy, First Half XIX Century

Group of three majolica bowls. On the brim polychrome decoration with geometric pattern; at the bottom of the bird cave there is a typical decoration of the manufacture.

England, 1860-1880

Polychrome porcelain statue depicting the "Prince of Wales on horseback". There is a vent hole on the back.

Northern Italy, Late XIX Century

Group of six polychrome majolica plates with decorations of vegetal, animal and writing motifs.

Germany, 1880 ca.

Putto with porcelain watering can. Manufacture mark under the base.

England, Late XIX Century

Briar lady's casket with brass inserts. Inside compartments with coeval glass flasks and compartments in velvet and purple silk. The opening front reveals two drawers. The lids of the bottles are missing.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Perforated silver cruet supported by ferine-shaped feet. At the top taken with a pair of swans. Platelets with oil and vinegar written in silver but posthumous. Contemporary glass elements. 620 grams.