Continental Carved Oak Shell-Form Stool, Possibly Italian

Continental Carved Oak Shell-Form Stool, Possibly Italian 19 1/4 x 18 x 16 in.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Italian carved hardwood (possibly walnut) grotto stool comprised of a swiveling shell-form seat with scalloped back and scrolled front atop a base featuring three scrolled legs le

Continental (likely Italian), 19th century. A carved walnut music stool or grotto chair with swiveled seat rest in the form of a scallop shell surmounting a tripod base with serpentine legs joined by

(lot of 6) Continental carved oak dining chairs, heavily carved oak frame with shell form crest flanked by turned finials, upholstered seat with nail heads accents, rising on spiral legs at front, squ

(lot of 6) Continental carved oak dining chairs, heavily carved oak frame with shell form crest flanked by turned finials, upholstered seat with nail heads accents, rising on spiral legs at front, squ

(lot of 6) Continental carved oak dining chairs, heavily carved oak frame with shell form crest flanked by turned finials, upholstered seat with nail heads accents, rising on spiral legs at front, squ

Italian Grotto-Style Carved Walnut Stool, scrolled shell-form seat, acanthine and paw supports, tripartite base, h. 25 in., w. 17 1/2 in., d. 18 1/2 in.

Pair of Italian Grotto-Style Carved and Painted Stools, shell-form seat, dolphin legs, incurvate triangular base, h. 21 in., w. 20 in., d. 20 in.

A PAIR OF CARVED RELIEF OAK PANELS, CONTINENTAL, 19TH CENTURY. Deeply carved depicting a Classical Grecian style woman atop an acanthus plinth within a shellform niche and with beveled integral frame.

Continental, 19th century. Carved oak wall cartouche decorated with a portrait of a three-faced male pilgrim with a scallop shell in his hat, possibly St. Roch, in an oak wreath. Provenance: From a Pr

AN UNUSUAL CONTINENTAL CARVED WALNUT MUSIC CABINET, POSSIBLY ITALIAN, 19TH CENTURY, of rectangular form and centering hinged doors with arched rectangular molding enclosing nicely detailed ribbon tied

Pair of Continental Carved Oak Putticirca 1900 or earlier, possibly German, remnants of a blue/green paint, wall-mount form, unmarked. 18 x 18 x 7 in. Private Collection, Aiken, South Carolina Additio

Italian carved oak and leather side chair, 20th c., high back with scrolled ends, carved shell form crest, over tooled and painted leather back with winged cupid design, over leather seat cushion, wit

Continental Baroque carved walnut armchair, possibly Northern Italian, with figural finials above the back with inset burl panels with shell and scrolling borders; 17th century and later elements. [51

A CONTINENTAL CAMEO BROOCH, POSSIBLY ITALIAN, the cameo brooch of circular form and carved maiden strolling though a village within a conforming gold metal frame centering rope twist decoration, lengt

A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PARCEL GILT AND PAINTED CARVED WOOD PLAQUES, POSSIBLY ITALIAN, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, each of scrolling bombe cartouche form suspending berried laurel swags, one centering

19th century, mahogany, the seat is carved in the form of a large scallop shell which is supported by three cabriole legs with paw feet, the whole raised on a shaped plinth. 25 x 17 x19 in. Randall Ty

AN ITALIAN CARVED WALNUT MUSIC STOOL OR GROTTO CHAIR, 19TH CENTURY. Three legged form with claw feet and scalloped shell top with adjustable riser, height 21.25 inches. SHIPPING NOTICE:Jackson's is yo

CARVED MAHOGANY SHELL FORM STOOLS, SET OF FOUR H 25" W 18" D 19" Three paw feet resting on plinth. Made in Indonesia.

Continental. Colorless carved shell form natural rock crystal bowl having transparent inclusions. Unmarked. Approx. h. 2.25", w. 9.375".

A continental carved oak cassone, probably Italian, 18th century. Decorated throughout with carved arches & columns including the interior of the hinged lid, resting on lion paw feet. 25 3/4" x 50 1/2

Continental Gilt Wood Shell Form Swivel Stool19th/20th century23 x 17 x 17 inches

Elaborately carved; clam and seashell motif. Silver gilt

Antique English silver mounted turtle shell (3" W X 1.5" H) Likely London 1820, William Fearn, turtle shell as is, and carved horn shell form that is possibly gold mounted. (From a Manhattan Estate)