An Italian Mandolin by Antonio Grauso

Circa 1900, a bowl back example with mother of pearl inlaid decoration, labeled as pictured. There is no case. Dimensions: 24" x 7 3/4" x 6". Provenance: From a local collection.

Antique Antonio Grauso bowlback Mandolin Made ca. 1900. The label reads Fine Italian Mandolin Maker Antonio Grauso Naples - New York, it is definitely in the Italian style. A fine example of this mand

Antonio Grauso Bowlback Mandolin, circa 1900, having original paper label reading "Fine Italian Mandolin Maker Antonio Grauso, Naples - New York".

Nicola, E, Raffaele Calace, Fu Antonio with label inside, inlaid with mother of pearl, 24" long with a fitted wooden caseCannot be exported out of the USA.

Italian Antonio Rivas 1845-1911 Oil On Panel Painting Signed. Frame 11.5" X 13.5", Sight 4.5" X 6.5". Private Clermont Florida Estate. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, an

Pair of Italian Antonio Sibau Armchairs together with a modern teak desk, the chairs of tropical hardwood with a curved top rail over an upholstered panel, with open arms and padded seat, h. 37", the

19th century Italian mandolin decorated with marquetry in different woods and inlaid with tortoiseshell and mother-of-pearl, with tortoiseshell pegs. In original purple velvet lined case. Mandolina it

Ermelinda Silvestri Catania, Italy.

Early 19th c. Inlaid Italian Mandolin by Francesco Cosaro Guarrera. Tortoise and MOP. Measures 23"' long 6" deep, Weight 3 pds.

Italian Antonio Luigi Gajoni 1889-1966 Impressionist Painting Kids On A Beach Signed Lower Left A. Gajoni. Frame Measure 21" X 24 3/4", Sight 15.5" X 23.5". // Provenance: PRIVATE ESATE CENTRAL FLORID

Puglisi Reale & Figli - Catania.

1838-1928, Italian, Antonio Pandiani Has been called "Proud Father" as well as "Three Spaniards" This is a bronze of three figure, One Male and two Women. It is signed "A. Pandiani, Milano" on the bas

figurine, Meissen, around 1910, No. L 138, Italian Mandolin player, polychrome painted, pedestal with gold edges, H. approx. 21cm

Ca. 1970s. Set of eight Italian Mid-Century Modern dining chairs by Antonio Sibau. This lot includes two armchairs, and six side chairs. Very good overall, two seats have considerable discoloration/da

DESCRIPTION: Neapolitan mandolin featuring foliage and butterfly mother-of-pearl insets in the body and mother-of-pearl fret markers in the neck. Includes wooden case.CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century

DEVITY, Antonio, (Italian, 20th C): Parisian street scene. 26 H x 33 3/4 W including frame. 19 7/8 H x 28 W without frame. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY THROUGH CHECK OR BAN

Catalana model 1898 having paper label at interior with nicely crafted case and having been inlaid with mother of pearl. Total: L24" Sold from the personal collection of the late Mr. Joe A Bailey Sr.

Antique Italian Bowlback Mandolin. Circa 1900. Has natural cracks on wood, might need restoration.

DESCRIPTION: A green patinated bronze portrait bust after Italian sculptor Antonio Canova. Features a carved and detailed portrait bust of a young Roman Possibly portraying cesar. Signed on the side "

An antique style religious work. An original oil painting on canvas. Painted after the famous "Madonna and Child with Saint Jerome and Mary Magdalen (The Day)," by the Italian master Antonio Allegri d

19th C Antique Oil Painting Framed Portrait of Italian Architect Antonio Morandi (Italy 1508-1568). Unsigned in period carved frame. 31 inches x 27 inches, painting measures 24 inches x 20 inches.

Music, Zoran Antonio (Italian/Slovenian, 1909-2005), Motif Dalmate, 1955, (Schmucking 52), lithograph printed in colors, pencil signed and numbered 102/200, Printed and published by L'Oeuvre Grave, Zu

Novelli, Attributed to Pietro Antonio (Italian, 1729 - 1804), Man Speaking, pen and ink, 4.75 x 4 inches, beautifully rendered drawing framed measuring 11 x 10.25 inches, Provenance: Rifkin-Young Fine

Zanchi, Attributed to Antonio (Italian 1631 - 1722), The Death of The Roman General Varus by His Own Hand Upon Losing the Battle of Teutoburg, red chalk or pencil on cream paper, 10 x 14 inches, Prove