CASSONE

Italian Walnut Carved Cassone, 16th C., central carved cartouche with crown,flanked by two dragons,gadrooned edges, paw feet (ASTC4108) [MM] Propterty Title: Property from the Historic Astor Courts Be

the hinged top enclosing an open interior Condition: a large section cut out of the underside. The interior with later-added fittings. 64 inches wide; 22 inches deep; 24 inches high

An Italian Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Cassone on Stand Mid-19th Century Height 35 7/8 x width 48 x depth 28 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

An Italian Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Cassone on Stand Mid-19th Century Height 35 7/8 x width 48 x depth 28 inches.

ANTIQUE ITALIAN CASSONE. CARVED & GILDED WITH PAINTED PANELS IN THE 17th CENTURY STYLE, BUT MADE IN THE 19th CENTURY. Height: 23 in. by Width: 33 in. by Depth: 17 in.

Provenance: Christies--New York: January 8-9, 2013 [Lot 489], Property of the Metropolitan Museum of Art 59 1/2 inches wide; 23 1/2 inches deep; 33 inches high

American Aesthetic Ebonized, Carved and Parcel Gilt Walnut Cassone , late 19th c., in the manner of Herter Brothers, molded lift top, interior with two sliding bins, foliate spray panels, leaf and ber

Italian Baroque style cassone in heavily carved walnut with full figured winged griffin supports and back panel carved with cherubs frolicking with seahorses. Further accented wth finely carved crest

Italian Painted and Parcel-Gilt Cassone Fitted with a hinged top. Fitted with a spurious brass plaque 'Jacopo di Cione, 1380'. 22 x 5 ft. 6 in. x 21 1/4 in.

Dated 1861.Mixed wood.Brass studs and hardware.Floral marquetry decoration.Hinged lid.Interior lidded compartment.Key.Turned ball feet with hidden castors. Oak, BrassDimensionsWidth 54"Depth 26.50"Hei

A heavily carved cassone. Italian. 19th century. Baroque / Renaissance revival style carved wood chest with acanthus, scale, and palmettes motifs on top. Side with detailed motifs on winged caryatids,

17th/18th century, lid with iron strap hinges and interior till, well carved facade with standing figures centering an armorial crest, carved moldings and paw feet, early iron lock and carrying handle

Continental Renaissance Carved Walnut Cassone 17th century, the sarcophagus form featuring a molded and raised hinged lid with relief carved edge, strap hinges, open interior, the case featuring relie

Raro cassone in noce, fronte e fianchi scolpiti a motivo di pergamena, con serratura e chiavistello in ferro battuto coevo. Epoca XVI secolo cm 82x147x55

Heavily carved chest, with figural detail along the edges and central cartouche. Foliate carved ball feet. Single plank surface, with remnants of strap hinges, handles to either side of chest. Italian

Italian Renaissance cassone, 18th c., rectangular hinged lid, with carved running ornamentation trim, opening to storage interior, case ornately carved in relief, with central cartouche, flanked by pr

Florentine Renaissance Parcel Gilt Walnut Cassone. The hinged top opening to a till box fitted interior; the paneled case front relief carved with sphinxes, nymphs and satyrs holding aloft a lion mask

An eighteenth century carved walnut lift lid cassone having claw feet. Ht: 22.5" Wd: 68" Dpth: 22.5"

BELGIAN CARVED OAK CASSONE 18TH.C. H 21" W 37" D 15" Or small coffer. Peg construction. Plank top. Sideboards continuing to trestle base. Carved facade with blind tracery as well as center relief of m

Hinged lid, old master depiction of Rebecca at the well paint decorated front panel, figure of scholar either side. Side panels with reclining woman, bronze handles, iron hardware. Gilt decorate trim

Antique continental ornate cassone. Dimensions: 50" L x 23" D x 19"H; 

Probably Italian, 18th C. 22"h x 5'7"l x 22-1/2"d

Spanish or Italian, 17th/18th century, lid with iron strap hinges and interior till, stylized leaf and rosette carving, 25-1/2 x 65 x 21-1/4 in.

An Italian Carved Walnut Cassone 19th Century with Earlier Elements Height 24 1/2 x width 67 x depth 22 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Michael L. Wilkie, Chicago, Illinois Michael L. Wilkie (