Emanuel Mendes Da Costa

Fabio Fabbi (Italy, 1861-1946) & Luigi Da Costa (Italy) Watercolors On Paper, Dancing Gypsies, H 17.75'' W 11.75'' 2 pcs A selection of two Italian watercolor paintings on paper depicting dancing gyps

CARLOS DA COSTA. Coppia di poltrone in varie essenze di legno pregiato a listelli. Manifattura brasiliana. XX secolo. Mis. Lung. cm. 48 Alt. cm. 105 Prof. cm. 82 ca. Val. 3000/4000

Dimensions: H 33" x W 29" x D 30" Condition: Showing light overall wear consistent with age and use. Some scuffs and scratches to leather.

PAULO MENDES DA ROCHA'Paulistano' cantilevered lounge chair, 21st CenturyPolished stainless steel, leather. Manufactured by Objekto, France.32.5" H x 27" W x 27" DSeat height: 1

Oil on panel. Signed to lower right. From a Westchester, NY collection. Dimensions: 13.5" h x 19.75" w. Frame: 19.75" h x16.5" w.

Cortez line, c.1960, lacquered and chrome-plated metal, top and sides veneered with kingwood root, manufactured by 'Metalurgica da Longra'. Signs of use, slight oxidation. Dim.: 74x184x84 cm.

Luigi Da Costa (Italy, 19th/20th Century). This watercolor painting on board is signed upper left. It depicts a group of drinking men admiring a barmaid. It is housed in a gilt Deco style frame. The p

S. DA COSTA, WATERCOLOR, 19TH C, H 16", W 11", MONK EXAMINING GLASS OF WINE:Signed in the upper right corner. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

With signature M da Costa, Vogel, bronze sculpture on a natural stone base, 28 cm high

J.M. DA COSTA Divano 'Memo' per Wittmann 1993 Legno, rivestimento in velluto. Lievi segni del tempo. 74,5 x 151 x 78 cm - 'Memo' sofa for Wittmann 1993 Wood, velvet upholstery. Minor wear. 29.33 x 59.

ARTIST: Luigi Da Costa (Italian, 19 century) TITLE: Street Musician with Violin MEDIUM: watercolor on paper CONDITION: Some uneven age toning. Framed under glass. ART SIZE: 14 x 9 inches / 35 x 22 cm

Luigi Da Costa (19th C. Italian) "Ponte Vecchio Bridge" watercolor on paper, signed L. Da Costa, 13 1/2" x 20 1/4 sight, framed 26" x 32 1/4", very good condition

Luigi Da Costa ( Italian, 20th Century ). Watercolor on paper depicts a street musician holding his violin under one arm, the other hand holding an umbrella and a cap. Signed in the plate lower right.

Oil on canvas 13 x 18 in, 25 x 30 in.

David Da Costa ( Brazilian, born 1928 ). This cubist style colored lithograph on paper depicts a mother holding a child in one hand, balancing an object atop her head, walking by houses and structures

David Da Costa ( Brazilian, born 1928 ). This cubist style colored lithograph on paper depicts figures playing musical instruments. Signed in pencil lower right corner with limited edition size number

Felix Ziem (French, 1821-1911), "Marinha Veneziana (Venetian Navy)," oil on canvas, signed lower right, title label (Collection of Prof./Dr. Luiz Fernando da Costa e Silva, Brazil) affixed verso, canv

1st Class for Ladies by "Da Costa, Lisboa". Breast Badge, gilt Metal, medallion and crown on the top enameled, gilt rays between arms of the cross, with pin on reverse and original ribbon. Very rare m

2nd Class with Crown (for Special Awards) by "Da Costa, Lisboa". Breast Badge, 62x50 mm, gilt Metal, medallion and crown on the top enameled, with thin pin on reverse. Very rare order and interesting

Two 19th - Early 20th Century European Military Ordersto include: Breast Star for the Portuguese Royal Order of Aviz (40 x 35mm), silver and enamels, the reverse marked by maker J.A. Da Costa, Lisbon;

António Pedro da Costa(1909-1966)Alias: António PedroAntónio Pedro "da" CostaAntónio Pedro Da CostaAntonio (1900) PedroSculptorPainter

Cross of the Royal House of Hohenzollern Set, 1st to 3rd Class, 3rd Model, for Civil, 37mm, gilt, silvered and bronze, with original suspension rings and ribbons by "Da Costa, Lisboa". Very rare set,

L. there. Costa, Italian painter of the 19th century, historically dressed man plucking the guitar with a wide smile, oil on canvas, on the left. sign. ''L. (?) Da Costa'', 55 x 36 cm, in lush splendo

Mid-Century Modern Design Leather and Tubular Steel Paulistano Armchair after a 1957 design by architect Paulo Mendes da Rocha (Brazilian, b. 1928), the single piece of polished stainless steel suppor