Three Italian Watercolors

Including one of young lady spinning thread while rocking a cradle with infant, chicken pecking on floor, signed lower left Ferrario, sight 9 x 13” framed, 11 x 17”; plus Venice canal scene signed

THREE ITALIAN CITYSCAPES, 20TH CENT., H 6", W 10" (LARGEST) A grouping of three Italian cityscapes. Including one watercolor of Florence (H 6", W 10", image) illegibly signed and dated '95 in the lowe

'Italian Landscapes.' Three (3) watercolors. 9 3/8 x 11 3/4 inches (largest). One annotated in pencil on the verso.

Three (3) Vintage Roberto Scognamiglio (1883-1965, Italian) Watercolors, all Pompei Scenes. All professionally framed in matching frames. Each 10 3/4"x7 1/2"x1". Weight on all 2 pds 10 oz. PROVENANCE:

Italian watercolor miniature painting depicting The Three Graces reclining on clouds and holding a floral garland with a cherub flying upper left. Signed lower left "Abel". Titled "The Three Graces" i

SUREDA, Guillermo, (Spanish/American, 1912-2006): 1) Street Scene with Female Figures Walking in Sun Showers, Watercolor, 21” x 14”, signed lower right, framed, 32” x 24.5”; 2)

Lot of Six 6 Original Watercolors Framed Polish Italian French Poland Italy France Art Three are Signed in Right Lower Corner and Three are signed in Left Lower Corner Signature Signed Illegible Citys

Vincenzo Loria (Italian, 1849-1939) watercolor on paper painting depicting the ruins of the three Doric temples at Paestum in the Province of Salerno, Italy, at sunset. Signed lower right. Matted unde

Five early 20th century Italian gouache and watercolor on paper paintings. Includes a pair of polychrome Pompeii frieze paintings depicting cherubs, and a set of three monochromatic Neoclassical paint

Aldo Riso (Italian, 1929-2008) Three works watercolor on paper each signed and inscribed the largest 15 1/2 x 34 1/4in (39 x 87cm)

Aldo Riso (Italian, 1929-2008) Three works Alessano, Clarines and Presille Leile watercolor on paper each signed, inscribed and titled each 19 3/4 x 27 1/2in (50 x 70cm)

Lot of assorted Italian artwork including three framed tile mosaics, two single framed tiles, and one watercolor street scene painting, signed Sandro Martini. Painting is held in a tortoise style fram

Marino Marini (Italian 1901 - 1980)Ink/Watercolor on paper of 3 figures. Sight Size: 22 x 17.25 inches. Marino Marini gained international renown in the 1950s with three major exhibitions of his work

An antique Italian inkwell, lidded green marble case inset with seven carved lava stone cameos of historical figures, circa late 19th century. Fitted with three quill holders, two inkwells, and a poun

Sandro Chia (Italian, b. 1946), Untitled (Man and Three Heads), 1984, watercolor and pencil on paper, signed and dated lower right, sheet (unframed): 12"h x 9"w

1960s Auto Racing Original Watercolor Cover Art by Gianni Alloisi - A watercolor on paper of three race cars including a Ferrari at front. Signed "Alloisi" lower right. Together with the Italian annua

A FINE 18TH CENTURY ITALIAN PAINTING OF THE MADONNA AND CHILD AND THREE OTHER WORKS. Comprising a watercolor on vellum painting of the infant Christ reclining in the Virgin's lap, 18th century, Itali

Possibly Franco-Italian, Two Companion Framed Portraits of a Woman and Man with a Woman in Repose, watercolor/gouache, circa 19th century, signed Lebrun and Dupre respectively, third portrait illegibl

Carlo Caruson (Italian, fl. late 19th century) signed and dated bust-length portrait miniature in watercolor depicting a woman with dark hair and white headgear, in three-fourths view and facing left.

Pair of watercolors, signed by Vincenzo Irolli (1860-1949). End of 19th Century L: 76 cm, H: 96,5 cm (H: 38 inch, L: 30 inch)

Wang Xuetao (Chinese 1903-1982) Three Watercolors on Paper. All with silk backings, depicting birds, stamped, with inscriptions Each sight: 12.5" x 18" Each overall: 24.75" x 17"

THREE ITALIAN BAROQUE STYLE CARVED OAK CHEST OF DRAWERS One with a marble top. height of tallest 36 1/2in (93cm); width 39in (100cm); depth 18in (46cm)

A SET OF THREE ITALIAN COPPER POTS AND WARMING STAND Studio Emme, Milan, designed by Mazzucato length of largest 17in (43.2cm)

after 1968; indistinct maker's registration mark (probably for Buccellati), further marked "800"; each with wire work hair; approximately 214 grams total; each 3 inches high