Molaroni Pesaro Majolica Architectural Element

Monumental Molaroni Pesaro Majolica Tray, exhibited at the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition. The oval ceramic platter, measuring 24" x 19", features a deep well with raised center and raised lion

Italian 19th century Molaroni Pesaro majolica manger scene charger #110. The majolica pottery charger depicts a manger scene set before a Roman ruin. Marked on reverse Molaroni Pesaro, impressed #110.

Italian 19th century Molaroni Pesaro majolica pottery manger scene charger #38. The majolica pottery charger depicts a manger scene set before a Roman ruin. Marked on reverse Molaroni Pesaro, impresse

Baroque style carved oak architectural element, the base with a dolphin with stylized scrolling tail under a bust of Neptune with a crown of seaweed, possibly modeled after a ship's figurehead. Wear,

Exceptional composition details in this cast metal relief sculpture with brown patina designed by Art Nouveau and Art Deco master craftsman Rene Lalique. The iris flower set on a raised surface is mol

Large Italian majolica architectural frieze having two garland wrapped shields centered by the winged putti central reserve one shield with script Imperatricis Avspicis surrounding a female profile an

Large bronze Griffin architectural element, c. 1905, American, natural verdigris patinated cast bronze, no mark observed, 34"h x 9"w x 15"d Provenance: Property removed from 1240 Park Avenue, NYC

Antique 18th Century pair of Neoclassical Caryadites. Venetian Italian hand sculpted wood carved polychrome architectural columns, modeled as female figures with ancient motifs. Hand decorated in gray

Athena's Head supporting a corbel. 20 1/2"H x 16"W x 13 1/2"D

Athena's Head supporting a corbel. 20 1/2"H x 16"W x 13 1/2"D

Cast Iron, with Four bolt pattern. Measures 11.25" x 11.75". Late 19th or early 20th Century. Old Weathered surface, likely cleaned. some rust. Unmarked. Keywords: Building, Antique, Decoration, Felin

Athena's Head supporting a corbel. 20 1/2"H x 16"W x 13 1/2"D

19th century French Gothic Revival carved walnut architectural panel, having pierce carved roundels inset with trefoil designs, 22"h x 56.5"l

19th century wrought iron architectural element, having a large scrollwork arm issuing a series of complex branches, measuring 41.5"h x 69"w x 8.5"d.

Piece appears to be from the late 1800s and is in very good condition. The piece measures approximately 48" x 18" tall. Piece remains at the Estate in Mt. Gretna PA .

Baroque style carved wooden architectural element depicting a bust between outstretched wings. 12" H x 32" W. Removed from the Fifth Avenue residence of the MacArthur family.

Patinated bronze architectural element, 19th century, having an upper basin accented with scallops surmounting dolphin figural legs terminating to a hexagonal plinth base, 34"h x 28"dia.

19th century copper embossed architectural element, 17" h x 58" w x 8" d. Provenance: From a Whitinsville, Massachusetts collection.

Malcolm Leland framed cast aluminum 1966 Caltech Grille architectural element. Frame size 29" x 33", image size 25" x 29". Provenance Cardwell Jimmerson Gallery, Los Angeles, Private Collection, Bay A

Chinese antique stone architectural element, of rectangular form and incised with an image of Quan Yin seated on a lotus throne with texts at upper right and left, 23"h x 16.5"w x 4.5"d.

Carved and Painted Sarcophagus-Form Religious Architectural Element second quarter 19th century, the upper portion painted with Siena faux marbre, the base with portoro faux marbre, with parcel-gilt t

Spectacular Bronze architectural Element from NYC building. Two Pairs of wall plaque depicting Dolphin. . H33" L 10". Can not find Signature Please note the absence of a condition report does not impl

19th century Continental carved walnut architectural element, having pierce carved scrolling foliates flanked by winged maidens, 16.5"hx 72"l

Louis Henry Sullivan Aesthetic Movement Cast Architectural Element of formed concrete and plaster for the Garrick Theatre in the Schiller building Chicago from the home of Larry Belles. Rochester NY f