Vatican Library Fra Angelico Ceramic Angel Figurine

After Fra Angelico (Italian, ca. 1395-1455). Pair of paintings depicting angels playing musical instruments after details from "Tabernacle of the Linen Drapers," egg tempera on panel with gi

Vintage Fra Angelico Gloria in Excelsis angel print on light gilt wood covered with gold leaf. Made in Italy. 5 1/2" X 7 1/2".

Vintage Fra Angelico Gloria in Excelsis angel print on light gilt wood covered with gold leaf. Made in Italy. 5 1/2" X 7 1/2". * small losses to the bottom right & top left gilt edge, per photos.

Ceramic Angels Figurines & Goebel Figurine

10 pieces ceramic angel figurines and candle holders

(Italian, 1400-1455). Egg tempera on gilt panels in carved giltwood Gothic style architectural frames, appoximately 26 x 9 1/2 in.

(Italian, 1400-1455). Egg tempera on gilt panels in carved giltwood Gothic style architectural frames, appoximately 26 x 9 1/2 in.

After Fra Angelico, 19th century angel icons in carved giltwood, Gothic frames, one angel is in a red robe playing trumpet, the other in blue listens closely, each painted on a gilded backdrop, 9" x 2

(Italian, 1400-1455). Copy of panel from Uffizi Gallery in Florence. Tempera on a gilt painted tondo panel with an elaborate gilt frame, 10 1/2 in., dia.

One has a chipped wing, otherwise good overall as pictured. Each measures about 3.5" tall.

Beautifully painted mid 19th C. angel after Fra Angelico. With label verso "Giovanni Bisoni Doratori / Via Dello Jerone/ Firenze / Presso Via Maggion 8". From a Bronxville, NY estate. Dimensions: Over

19th c Grand Tour Florentine souvenir trumpeting archangel after Fra Angelico (Italian 1395-1455) in gilt frame, with minor losses of architectural elements, some repainting of the frame. 26" x 11"

PAIR OF GRAND TOUR-ERA ANGELS AFTER FRA ANGELICOItaly, 19th CenturyHand-painted angels on a gilt background housed in ornate gilt Gothic-style frames. Labels verso for "Gallery C. Le Romoli Florence".

Large pair of 19th c. "Grand Tour" angels in gilt Gothic frames, Florence, Italy. After Fra Angelico (1395-1455), details from the “Tabernacle of the Linen Drapers” (“Linaoli Taberna

Lot 3 Ceramic Choir Figurines & Angel. Largest measures approx. 5 x 2.5 x 2 inches. Crazing present to piece consistent with the glazing. Minimal wear to pieces. Choir Ceramic Figurals, angel figural,

After Fra Angelico (Italian, 1395-1455), Angel Musician, tempera on panel with gold ground in shaped architectural frame, unsigned, panel: 27.25"h x 12"w, overall (with frame): 35"h x 16"w. Provenance

PAIR OF FLORENTINE GRAND TOUR PAINTINGS OF ANGELS AFTER FRA ANGELICOLate 19th CenturyBoth playing trumpets. Housed in Gothic-style frames. One with paper label for "Angiolo Valdinoci”.Heigh

After Fra Angelico (Italian, 1395-1455) religious icon painting, tempura on incised gilt wooden panel, depicting a choir of angels playing trumpets, praying, or in "sacra conversazione". Housed in a c

A Pair of Italian Giltwood Paintings of Angel Musicians, After Fra Angelico 19th Century each depicting details of angel musicians from the Tabernacle of the Linaioli in the Museo di San Marco, Floren

DESCRIPTION: Produced with special permission from the Vatican Library collection – the Jubilee Angel heralds the year of the Jubilee. The angel has her wings spread and arms extended holding u

After Fra Angelico, late 19th century After Fra Angelico, late 19th century An angel musician oil and gold ground on panel, arched top 42 x 15cm, in a Florentine carved giltwood frame Condition Report

HOUSE OF LLOYD Christmas collection including a porcelain doll in one box, and two angel figurine lights (possibly ceramic). Doll and lights both come in original boxes. Boxes have been opened, althou

after Fra Angelico (Italian, born circa 1400-1455), Trumpeting Angelschromolithography and gilding over an incised gold ground, early 20th century, presented under glass in period gilt tondo frame. Di

playing a trumpet, in elaborate carved and gold gilt arch frame, overall approx. 10" X 30", 19th century, angel with instrument after Fra Angelico.