Italian Renaissance Printed Incunabula Leaf With

An early Incunabula leaf circa 1475 in Latin pertaining to law. Double columned text both sides with one repair lower middle portion with initial letter. Fine, measures 9 x 14”. Reserve: $70.00 Ship

An extract of 20 pages from the chronicle "Supplementum Supplementi", printed at Venice by Leonardo Lauredano, in 1513. Folios 177-187. Fine, accompanied by copy of printers imprint. Measures 8 x 12".

Italian Renaissance style table with pull-out leaves. In oak with figural lion supports. Mid 20th century. 30 1/2"h x 76"l x 39 3/4"d

A beautifully printed leaf by Peter Schoeffer from "Institutiones" by Justinianus with commentary of Franciscus Accursius, Mainz: 23 May 1476. Rubricated in red with initial on verso. On paper, in Lat

1491 Incunabula leaf printed by Anton Koberger at Nuremberg. In German with hand colored initials. Very Good, light loss at lower blank margin. Measures 8.5 x 12.5”. Reserve: $50.00 Shipping: Domest

English Porcelain and Majolica Leaf Wares Comprising: An English pearlware shell shaped dish, unmarked An Italian leaf dish, black printed mark A larger leaf shaped dish, unmarked A smaller leaf dish

A leaf from a German Incunabula printed circa 1488 at Nurnberg by Anton Koberger from ab edition of the life of the saints. Some rubrication, double columned text. Fine condition, measures 9.5 x 14".

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Italian Renaissance curule carved wood armchairs with acanthus leaf, open-work carved backsplates, figural lion armrests, all raised on paw and ball feet. Includes floral decora

18th c. or earlier, poss. Siena, Virgin and Child, a saint to either side, written below, AVE MARIA GRANTIA PLENA (Hail Mary, Full of Gr

Pair of Impressive Italian Renaissance Style Parcel Gilt Walnut Armchairs. Each deeply carved pierced back depicting putti centering a flower filled urn above a gilt shell and leaf scrolls flanked by

Italian Renaissance Style Religious Triptych of Madonna and Child and Two Heralding Angels, 20th c., oil and gold leaf on panel, with a written inscription en verso stating the piece was purchased in

Italian High Renaissance superb carved wood, gesso and painted, parcel gilt with gold leaf figure of the Virgin Mary and Child, mid-16 th century, 26 ¾ in. high x 8 in. wide x 8 ½ in. de

Italian Renaissance style inlaid buffet with scrolled iron grill over amber glass upper doors, raised burl lower doors, carved acanthus leaf supports and fluted pilasters. On paw feet. Early 20th cent

Italian Renaissance style gilt vitrine on stand, having a rectangular glass case rising on foliate carved legs and acanthus leaf scroll feet, apparently unmarked. Provenance: From the Private Collecti

Italian Renaissance Revival carved dining table, 19th c., the rectangular top over the trestle form base with acanthus leaf supports and gadrooned edge, rising on foliate feet, 31"h, 75"w, 25"d Start

AN ITALIAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL WALNUT CABINET ON STAND, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the tapering rectangular cornice above a frieze with a seraphim bust centered by long scrolling acanthus leaf stem

Double sided double folio leaf of the "Nuremberg Chronicle", printed in 1493. Size 1. by 22" (57,3 x 39,7 cm) The oldest panoramic view of Erfurt from the Schedel’s Nuremberg Chronicle, printed by K

Collection of Seven Medieval Incunabula Leaves on Parchment. Leaves from Early Religious Works. *View printed label description on window mat for each leaf for accuracy. 1. Martin Flach, Strassburg, 1

DESCRIPTION: Italian Renaissance revival throne armchair with dark carved wood frame with leaf and foliage ornate motifs, ornate carved reticulated stretcher, lion's paw feet, and red velvet upholster

,Italy,Renaissance Period Scalloped edge shelf supported by two finely carved scrolled acanthus leaf brackets. Wood,Approx. 9" t x 40" w x 8 1/4" d, From the collection of a Cranston, Rhode Island gen

Large facsimile edition of the Codex Resta from the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan, Italy. Italian, printed in 1955. This book reproduces an Italian manuscript complied by a 17th century priest of dra

A leaf from a German Incunable "Schatzbehalter der Wahren Reichtumer..", by Stefan Fridolin, printed at Nuremberg by Anton Koberger in 1491. Rubricated by hand with initials. Beautiful typeset. Fine,

Folio XIIII from the Latin edition of Liber Chronicarum also known as the Nuremburg Chronicle, by Hartmann Schedel and printed at Nurnberg, 1493. Woodcuts. Very Good, some mild soiling one side. Measu

A leaf from "Sermones Dominicales Super Epistolis", printed at Strassburg by Heinrich Knoblochtzer, 1478. Rubricated in red. Text in Latin. Marginal tear, else Fine. Measures 8.5 x 11". Reserve: $40.0