De Luca (Italien, 20.Jh.) Fischerboote in der

FERDINANDO DE LUCA (19th - 20th c. Italy) - Monumental Bronze Garden Sculpture after the Furietti "Old Minotaur", one of a pair found at Hadrian's Villa, now at the Capitoline Museum, depicted with hi

Lot: 12 Platzteller Italien, 20.Jh. Silber. Verkufermarke Meister. Schlichte Rundform mit flachem Rand. Verkufermarke, Feingehalt 800. D 29 cm/ ca. 7910 g. Gebrauchsspuren, Kratzer.

Italian Patinated Bronze Figure of a Dancing Faun after Ferdinando De Luca; signed to base "F. de Luca" 32 x 14 x 11 1/2 in. (81.3 x 35.6 x 29.2 cm.)

After Ferdinando de Luca (Italian 20th Century), Pair of Art Deco Style Bronze Figures of Ladies, seated on iron stools, each inscribed F de Luca {Height 28 1/2 inches}

(After) Ferdinando De Luca (Italian, 1785-1869) 'Seated Flapper Girls' Patinated Bronze Sculptures Undated, each cast signed to backside slightly below hip, matched pair having mirrored poses with sub

FERDINANDO DE LUCA (Italian 19th/20th century) "Rape of the Sabine Women" Bronze. 46 x 19 x 16 inches. Signed on base.

Ferdinando de Luca (Italian, 20th century) "The Three Graces," Neoclassical bronze sculpture, mounted to marble base, signed on base reverse: "F. de Luca." Overall: 12" H x 7.25" W x 4.25" D. Provenan

An Italian patinated bronze figural group of a mermaid supported by dolphinafter the model by Ferdinando de Luca (1785-1869)late 19th/early 20th centuryInscribed F de Luca., on a circular marble plint

AFTER FERDINANDO DE LUCA (ITALIAN, 1785-1869) SISTERS • Italian • Early 20th century • Bronze sculpture mounted on a round marble base and displayed on a marble pedestal • Sign

DESCRIPTION: An Ferdinando De Luca bronze sculpture titled: "Ave Caesar Moriturite Palutani", a common Latin phrase from the Book of Caesars. This bronze features A very well detailed rendering of Pos

After Ferdinando de Luca (Italian, 20th Century) Seated Dancer signed F. de Luca gilt and patinated bronze Height 28 1/2 inches.

Guiliano De Luca Italian Seascape, Signed. Wonderful sea and coastal scene with rowboat by Guiliano de Luca (Italian b. 1947). Depicted perhaps just at sunrise or sunset, the sky shifts in pale pastel

De Luca, Ferdinando (Italian, 19th/20th); Verdigris patinated bronze sculpture modeled in the form of a female bust. Incised signature to reverse column edge. Mounted atop a stepped marble base. Stand

seated flapper, patinated bronze, incised signature ‘F. De Luca’ verso, 30in.

Bronze oil lamp fitted with oil plug. Signed "DeLuca." [22 3/4" H x 6 1/4" W x 5 1/2" D].

AFTER FERDINANDO DELUCA Art Deco style bronze sculpture, female seated on chair, signed de Luca, 28h x 11w inches

circa 1890-1910, the artist G. de Luca was Italian, watercolor signed lower right. 12" x 9" Framed dimensions are 15 1/2" wide by 12 1/2" tall. Peasant man with Pipe and earrings.

Cosmo De Luca (Italian Early 20th C.). A painting of Vesuvius and Pompeii as seen from the gulf of Naples. The work is oil/canvas and is housed in a recent gilt frame. It is signed. Measures: H 18 1/2

G De Luca, 19th-20th C Italian "Basket Weaver", watercolor on paper, signed "G. De Luca, 14-1/2" x 9-1/4" sight, framed size 24" x 17", very good condition

Giltwood carved pair double arm sconces. 1940s sconces are wood and designed to accommodate two candles. Centered in the top is a carved Roman urn. Outlined in carved draped ribbon tied at bottom of s

Un agnellino in terracotta policroma, gambe e orecchie in piombo, cm 13x14 Pubblicato in Il Presepe Napoletano e la Pittura. La Natura Morta. De Luca Editori D'Arte, Roma | A lamb in polychrome terrac

Table, 2000 ca. h 73 x diam 130 cm Prototype, green and purple lacquered wrought iron structure, glass top. Gigante De Luca Manufacture.

Atillio De Luca (Italian, b, 1930), Delmar-Gemito Foundry (Italian, founded 1887-), 20th century. Gold-tone cast bronze console table in the rococo taste, having a serpentine-form black marble top, sc

Capra in piedi con ricco vello in terracotta policroma, gambe in legno, corna in piombo cm 19x15 Pubblicata in Il Presepe Napoletano del Settecento e la Pittura. La Natura Morta" De Luca Editori D'Art