1676 Letter Medici Family Italian

A letter of the Medici family dated 1676 in Italian. Extensive content in translated. Reference at bottom to a Padre Almeida, Very Good condition with some tape mounting traces. Measures 8 x 11.5". Pl

1635 manuscript letter dated at Florence. One page, with address leaf with the seal of the grand Duke of Tuscany, Ferdinand II (1610-1670). Tape remnants at margins, else Fine, Measures 8 x 10.5”. R

A letter dated 1641 related to the Medici family with reference to Mattias di Toscano. Integral address panel with small embossed seal, Fine, measures 8 x 11”. Reserve: $120.00 Shipping: Domestic: F

One page manuscript letter noted as being of Giancarlo di Medici (1611-1663) who was a Cardinal of the Medici family. Very Good, integral blank attached. Some tape mounting remnants. Measures 8 x 10��

Medieval Style Metallic Finish Medici Family Roundel Italian Wall Plaque Lot of 2 Approximately 7 1/4 inches in diameter.

Description -Oil on canvas in Antique Italian gilt frame. Medici Family Coat of Arms Entrance of the Villa. Goats and sheep at the entrance. (1620-1720) Dimensions - frame- 43" x 58"

Florence, 7 April 1584, to Enea, Duke of Urbino, 1 p. 4to, on the strategic marriage of Eleonora Medici (1566-1611) with the Duke of Mantova Vincenzo Gonzaga. Son of Cosimo I and Eleonora, Francesco I

Florence, 7 April 1584, to Enea, Duke of Urbino, 1 p. 4to, on the strategic marriage of Eleonora Medici (1566-1611) with the Duke of Mantova Vincenzo Gonzaga. Son of Cosimo I and Eleonora, Francesco I

Interesting lot of five manuscript items including a German ledger from 1862, 18th C French document and 18th C Letter Italy possibly related to Medici family, and stamped cover. Fine to Very Good. Re

A very rare and early likely north Italian casket box. Carved baroque decoration veneered over ebonized wood. A royal portrait likely of a member of the Medici family rests on the counter of the lid e

Luisa Corsi (Italian, 19th century), 1873, composed of 13 miniature portraits of the Medici family, starting with Cosimo il Vecchio de' Medici (1389-1464), and ending with Alessandro de' Medici (1510-

Luisa Corsi (Italian, 19th century), 1873, composed of 13 miniature portraits of the Medici family, starting with Giovanni di Bicci de' Medici (1360-1429), and ending with Gian Gastone de' Medici (167

Pair of hand-painted Cantagalli majolica candlesticks in gryphon form. Both perched atop a star-painted globe wearing crowns and holding shields inscribed with the Medici family emblem.Some minor vari

Gilt bronze, formed as a heart with two circles, probably indicating Venetia, and the Medici family whose coat of arms (subsequently the arms of Venice) included five circles. That motif was copied ex

19th c Italian marquetry inlaid writing desk, with decorated interior and lid bearing the Crest of the Medici Family along with Fleur De Lis devices, mythological figures and swans, decorated on all s

Gilt bronze, under 7/8" total height. Formed as three circles forming a triangle with nubs at the shoulders. This form is thought to derive from the Medici family coat of arms. The original symbol for

Silvered bronze, under 7/8" total height. formed as a diamond with concentric circles at the lower three corners. This form is thought to derive from the Medici family coat of arms. The original symbo

Letter dated at Pisa, March 1622, of the Medici family, during the period of rule by Ferdinando II. One page with address panel on integral attached blank. Very Good, some tape remnants from mounting.

Manuscript letter signed at Florence 1650 signed by a member of the Medici family. Docket on attached integral attached blank.Very Good condition, tape remnants from mounting. Measures 8 x 10.25". Ple

Italian-American Ephemera Grouping descending from the Vincenzo Capezza family, including postcards, family photographs, letters to Capezza at Swift & Company Provisions, Boston, Massachusetts. Variou

Born Alessandro Ottaviano de Medici in 1535, he served as pope from April 1-27, 1605; his pontificate is one of the briefest in history, having lasted under a month. Uncommon LS in Italian, signed &ld

17/18th c., leather with parcel gilt decoration over a wooden core; the hinged lid with handle and embossed Barbarini Family coat of arms; iron lid handle and closing clasps; partitioned red silk dama

An antiquarian book collection including two volumes of the edition titled The Life of Lorenzo de Medici, called the Magnificent, printed for A. Strahan, T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, and J. Edwards,

Late 19th century, finely painted oil on board on an elegant lady reading a later, has an attached letterhead from a Rome gallery (Riganti(?)), most info is missing, good condition, 9.5" x 8", 15.25"