Italian Marquetry Inlaid Wooden Jewelry Box, Geometric Sorrento Style, Mid-20th
Located in Miami, FL
Italian Marquetry Inlaid Wooden Jewelry Box, Geometric Sorrento Style, Mid-20th Century A finely crafted Italian wooden jewelry box showcasing intricate marquetry inlay in the tradi...
Fruitwood, Walnut, Wood
A Pair Of ‘Sorrento’ Stained Olive and Fruit Wood Pictures By Michele Grandville
Located in Brighton, West Sussex
A Pair Of ‘Sorrento’ Stained Olive and Fruit Wood Pictures By Michele Grandville (Italian, 1821-1893). Depicting ‘Roman Tarantella Dancers’ and ‘A Pompeian Harp Recital’, each with ...
Straw, Fruitwood, Olive
1960s Scenic Art Inlaid Wood Mosaic Marquetry Sorrento, Italy
Located in Chula Vista, CA
1960s Art inlaid wood mosaic wall hanging. Wood marquetry sorrento Italy Notturno Intarsio Measures: 10.25 W x 7.88 H x .38 D.
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Inlaid Marquetry Panel, Sorrento, Italy 19th Century
Located in Stamford, CT
19th century Italian inlaid marquetry panel, titled, 'Ritorno dalla Festa di Montevergine' (Returning from the Feast of Montevergine). This is the best quality Sorrento panel I've ev...
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