A pommel from an Italian dagger, 16th century

An Italian Renaissance eared pommel dagger with blade from the 16th century manufacture with the 19th century manufactured hilt. Dimensions: L: 18 1/4 in., (46 cm.)

Europe, likely Italy, ca. 16th to 18th century CE. A fine rondel dagger made from iron with the signature disc-shaped guard and pommel. The blade is long and slim with a double edge that tapers to a n

With a 16th-century blade decorated with engraving and pierced grooves, brass-cast hilt with quillons as zoomorphic creatures. The grip is wrapped with twisted brass wire. Dimensions: L: 18 1/8 in., (

Very Nice French or Italian Knights War Hammer of 16th C. Style with Seldom Encountered Engraved Shaft Decorations and Silvered Grip Mounts, Including Interesting Inscription to the Pommel Disk. A Ver

16th century European belt dagger, having a bead topped compressed bun pommel surmounting a leather wrapped grip above the straight bi-point iron cross guard, leading to the tapering double edge blade

European, Italian or Spanish, in the 16th C. style but probably circa 1800-1890's. Fine medieval style sword with tapered straight blade that is pointed and intended primarily for thrusting. Pommel is

German, with intact steel pommel and guard and well-wrought, single-edged blade.15th-16th century. Excavated. Overall length 45.5cm. Condition V

Europe, probably England or Italy, ca. 16th to 18th century CE. A lovely set of two European daggers, each with forged-iron blades and intricate handles. The smaller knife, perhaps Italian in origin,

Italian, 16th century oil on wooden panel, Measures 11 1/4" W x 16 1/4" H panel, unframed. Condition: Panel cracked and reinforced with a later panel, areas of in paint visible throughout.

Virgin and Child with St. John Etching, unsigned. Mounted to paper with multiple inscriptions along lower edge., Etching: 10" height, 14.5" width; paper: 12.25" height, 17.75" width

Engraving. Abraham's Sacrifice. From a New York collection. - Dimensions: 11.5" high x 8.75" wide

Italian 16th Century Hand Carved & Painted Gilded Wood Pricket Candlestick, Measures 15.7 in. High.

Italian 16th Century A mermaid - Venice 1538 woodcut 5,60 x 4,20 inches A mermaid, framed by grotesque tritons. Exquisite example of Italian renaissance art in Venice. This is an early impression from

Old Master School, sketch drawing, Old Master School (Italian, 16th c.), Figure with Angel and Putto, ink wash on paper, no signature observed, matted and framed, 6"h x 5"w (sight), 14"h x 11.5"w (fra

(Italian, 16th C.) 20th C. sculpture on marble plinth. Sculpture loose and possibly repaired. 15-1/2"h

11699SANDRO BOTTICELLI MADONNA & CHILD CANVAS PRINTSandro Botticelli (Italian, 16th C.) Madonna and Child with Angels framed canvas lithograph with brass plaque.30 X 20", 35 X 25" Frame

(Italian,16th century) A rare, walnut double tabernacle mirror frame with gilt, polychromed and applied carving decoration; caulicus and ribbon decorated antependium beneath stencilled panels, applied

Italian, 16th century oil on wooden panel depicting a woman with a book leading a child dressed in black with a walled city or fortress in the background, 11 1/4" x 16 1/4" panel, unframed.

Cinquedea in the Italian 16th century style, engraved throughout blade with wood grip and handle. Probably Victorian or later. 19" L

Including The Queen in 1839, approx. 13" x 19" sight; Italian 16th century possible drawing, labeled rear, approx. 6 1/2" x 8" sight; colored print from old book, approx. 9" x 7" sight; "Ripe Fruit or

After Francesco Denanto (Italian, 16th century), Preparing the Way, woodblock print, artist's monogram lower left, sheet (unframed): 18"h x 13"w

Title: Italian16th Century Books. Two volumes. Author: Ruth Mortimer. Italian 16th Century Books. Two volumes. Publishing Info: Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1974. Edition: First edition. A mon

TITLE:Old Master Italian Flemish 16th C Panel Portrait Woman In Landscape TYPE:Art SUB TYPE:Painting REGION:Europe SUB REGION:Netherlands MEDIUM:Oil SGD/UNS:Unsigned DATE OF WORK:16th C CATALOG NOTES:

Italian School. 16th century. Bassano Circle. Oil on canvas. 76 x 105,5 cm. This painting has similarities to that of "The Supper at Emmaus", in which there is a series of characters in the foreground