Attribué à Giuseppe Nuvolone (Milan 1619-1703) Madonne

(Milano, 1619 - 1703) Madonna con il Bambino Olio su tela, cm 87X71 Membro della dinastia di pittori che ebbe come capostipite Panfilo (Cremona, 1581 - 1651) e il fratello Francesco (Milano, 1609 - 16

paper label present on interior. Length 23" Width 8" Provenance Frederick W. Oster Fine Violins, Philadelphia. This violin was purchased by Martha McKinnon (deceased) from Fred Oster approximately 6 y

Rome (gold) vs. Egypt (silver) Chess Set Designed by Giuseppe Vasari, Milan, Italy (1978). High quality metal workmanship with gold-colored gilding and white metal bases. King is 10.5, Silver Pawn 8.9

Italian Silver Tray third quarter 20th century, by Giuseppe Sala, Milan, .800 silver, of oval form with gadrooned rim and applied floral scroll rim and handles en suite. 26" x 16-1/4"; 87.45 t. oz.

A set of eight bronze warrior figures by Giuseppe Vasari, Milan, Italy for the Gift World of Gorham. The Man the Warrior Series; each of the eight sculptures are cast in bronze, with sterling silver a

A large and impressive pair of four-light candelabra cast in .800 solid silver by Italian silversmith Ganci Carmelo di Giuseppe Morandino of Milan. Each candelabra with fine scrolled arms extended to

Tempera on Paper Applied to Cardboard 28x22 cm Migneco Signed. Workforce work

A CHINESE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS EIGHT SCENERY Single page size 63 cm by 45 cm. Total 8 pages. Giuseppe Castiglione (1688-1766) was an Italian, formerly Giuseppe gastirione, born in Milan. In the 54t

Pair of armchirs with pouf. Wood and fabric. Cm 62,00 x 88,00 x 68,00. Pair of armchairs with ottomans inspired by the Boccon University offices in Milan designed by Giuseppe Pagano in 1942. Wooden ar

TOMASI DI LAMPEDUSA, Giuseppe (1896-1957) - Il Gattopardo. Milan: Feltrinelli, Novembre 1958. First edition, first issue of 2000 copies not numbered, printed the 25 of October 1958 and dated November

Giuseppe Pagano Settee for Bocconi University, Milan Italy, c. 1940oak plywood, upholstery 34 h × 47.75 w × 28 d in (86 × 121 × 71 cm) Provenance: Bocc

Floor lamp for O-Luce, Milan. Travertine, steel, brass, nickel-plated brass and plastic.. Cm 17,00 x 191,00 x 17,00. 1950s.

Nice North Italian Neoclassic inlaid secretary, 18th/19th c., likely Turin or Milan, in the manner of Giuseppe Maggiolini, the case decorated with mixed-wood parquetry rondels depicting Neoclassical r

Giuseppe Pagano Armchair for Bocconi University, Milan MaggioniItaly, c. 1945beech plywood, upholstery 33.75 h × 22.5 w × 22 d in (86 × 57 × 56 cm) Proven

Giuseppe Ostuni Adjustable wall lamp derived from the 101 model. Polished brass and white lacquered metal. Produced by O-luce, Milan, 1956ca. (l 17 cm.) Literature Giuseppe Ostuni. O - Luce. Apparecch

Imposing desk by Giuseppe Pagano, 1940. Scrivania designed for the Bocconi University in Milan Wood. Execution Maggioni, Varedo, ca. 1940. We notice two types of essences for its realization. The pecu

Pair of armchairs for Bocconi University, Milan. 1942. Beech wood and rope.. Cm 62,00 x 70,00 x 74,00. Literature: Domus n. 170, february 1942, cover and p. 52 - Irene de Guttry, Maria Paola Maino, Il

Forma astratta. 1977. Mixed media on paper. Cm 50,00 x 60,00. Signature and year lower right. The artwork registered in the Santomaso Archive - Galleria Blu, Milan, with the number # sct / 1315. Frame

Giuseppe Ostuni Floor lamp with two lights model "339-2". Produced by O-Luce, Milan, 1950s. Base in white marble, two extensible brass stems, one of which is articulated at the base, lampshades in sta

Giuseppe Pagano Lounge chairs and ottomans for Bocconi University, Milan, pair MaggioniItaly, c. 1940oak plywood, sheepskin chairs: 35 h × 23.5 w × 26.5 d in (89 × 60 ×

Figura. 1970. Coloured ink on paper. Cm 21,00 x 29,50. Signature lower right. At the back Il Castello Gallery, Milan, label. Artist's authenticity certificate on photo. Provenance: Il Castello Gallery

Giuseppe Ostuni, Ceiling light, c. 1958, H. 110 cm, D. 40 cm. Made by Oluce, Milan. Yellow Plexiglas, glass, white, matted, brass. , Cf. Exh. cat. Giuseppe Ostuni O-LUCE, Berlin 2015, p. 111f.

Castiglione (Giuseppe Castiglione, 1688-1766), a Catholic Jesuit monk and painter, from Milan, Italy. In 1715 (the 54th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty), he came to China to preach, and the

H. 142 x 24 x 32 cm. Made by O-Luce, Milan. Tubular metal, chrome-plated, sheet metal, painted white. Literature: Braeuniger, O-Luce di Giuseppe Ostuni, Vol. I, Mompach 2021, p. 382.