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Material: Fruitwood
Italian 19th Century Decorative Marquetry Wall Panels
Italian 19th Century Decorative Marquetry Wall Panels

Italian 19th Century Decorative Marquetry Wall Panels

Located in West Palm Beach, FL

A charming and wonderfully executed complete set of three Italian 19th century bone, ebonized fruitwood, walnut and rosewood decorative marquetry wall panels. Each rectangular panel displays an ebonized fruit wood mottled border and beautiful rosewood band and background. The central panel displays two hunters, one on a horse with a bow, the other sounding a horn while holding two dogs. An injured boar is in the foreground while a deer is escaping in the background. The two outer panels display a lady riding her horse side saddle...

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19th Century Italian Antique Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Fruitwood, Rosewood, Walnut

Medieval Sunset Painting on Fruitwood, Hand-Painted, 21st Century
Medieval Sunset Painting on Fruitwood, Hand-Painted, 21st Century

Medieval Sunset Painting on Fruitwood, Hand-Painted, 21st Century

Located in Alessandria, Piemonte

Painting on wood "Medieval sunset", a glimpse of an ancient italian village. The painter is Tuscan, well known in Italy. O/6469.

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21st Century and Contemporary Italian Other Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Fruitwood

Early 20th-Century Commemorative Panel on Mexico – Carved, Gilded, and Polychrom
Early 20th-Century Commemorative Panel on Mexico – Carved, Gilded, and Polychrom

Early 20th-Century Commemorative Panel on Mexico – Carved, Gilded, and Polychrom

Located in Madrid, ES

This unique commemorative panel, crafted from solid wood and adorned with gilding and polychrome details, celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Mexico. Created in the early 1900s,...

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1920s Vintage Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Fruitwood

Italian ebonized Fruitwood, Giltwood and Reserve Painted on Glass painting
Italian ebonized Fruitwood, Giltwood and Reserve Painted on Glass painting

Italian ebonized Fruitwood, Giltwood and Reserve Painted on Glass painting

Located in West Palm Beach, FL

A charming and most decorative Italian 18th century ebonized Fruitwood, Giltwood and Reserve Painted on Glass painting. This well executed scene of a period courtship is set within a...

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18th Century Italian Antique Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Glass, Fruitwood, Giltwood, Paint

Roses Painting in Large Deco Frame, Signed, 100x140 cm, Excellent
Roses Painting in Large Deco Frame, Signed, 100x140 cm, Excellent

Roses Painting in Large Deco Frame, Signed, 100x140 cm, Excellent

Located in Alessandria, Piemonte

Roses and flowers painting, enclosed in a large Déco wooden frame with studs: wonderful ! Signed C.C. Zunzvirren. If You want, with the large frame you can obtain a wonderful atypical MIRROR, leaving the picture free...

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Mid-20th Century French Arts and Crafts Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Canvas, Fruitwood

Oil on Canvas Portrait after Perugino, Historicist School, 18th Century
Oil on Canvas Portrait after Perugino, Historicist School, 18th Century

Oil on Canvas Portrait after Perugino, Historicist School, 18th Century

Located in Madrid, ES

Oil on canvas depicting a refined portrait after Perugino, executed within the historicist tradition that characterized much of 18th-century European artistic production. The work cl...

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1860s Antique Fruitwood Wall Decorations

Materials

Fruitwood

set of three Italian 20th century Gouache paintings of Naples, by Ramponi Renato
set of three Italian 20th century Gouache paintings of Naples, by Ramponi Renato

set of three Italian 20th century Gouache paintings of Naples, by Ramponi Renato

Located in West Palm Beach, FL

A charming and high quality set of three Italian 20th century ebonized Fruitwood, Giltwood and Gouache paintings of Naples, by Ramponi Renato. This wonderful set of paintings consist...

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20th Century Italian Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Fruitwood, Giltwood, Paint

Handcarved Beninese Tribal Mask
Handcarved Beninese Tribal Mask

Handcarved Beninese Tribal Mask

Located in Miami, FL

Acquired from Albert F. Gordon's Tribal Arts Gallery in Manhattan in the early 1970s, this is a handcarved wood mask that measures approximately 11.75" wide, 6.25" deep, and 17.75" t...

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Early 20th Century Beninese Tribal Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Fruitwood

Small watercolor of “Lady’s Parlor” by David Connell
Small watercolor of “Lady’s Parlor” by David Connell

Small watercolor of “Lady’s Parlor” by David Connell

Located in New York, NY

Small watercolor of French interior scene “Lady’s Parlor” by David Connell, matted in giltwood frame.

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1950s Vintage Fruitwood Wall Decorations

Materials

Fruitwood

18th Century Spanish Still Life – Mallorcan School – Oil on Canvas
18th Century Spanish Still Life – Mallorcan School – Oil on Canvas

18th Century Spanish Still Life – Mallorcan School – Oil on Canvas

Located in Madrid, ES

An elegant 18th century Spanish still life painting, executed in oil on canvas and attributed to the Mallorcan School. This refined composition exemplifies the sober yet luminous ae...

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1720s Antique Fruitwood Wall Decorations

Materials

Fruitwood

A Pair Of ‘Sorrento’ Stained Olive and Fruit Wood Pictures By Michele Grandville
A Pair Of ‘Sorrento’ Stained Olive and Fruit Wood Pictures By Michele Grandville

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 ...

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19th Century Italian Antique Fruitwood Wall Decorations

Materials

Straw, Fruitwood, Olive

Monumental Clock on a Polychromed Panel with Hands in Golden Metal
Monumental Clock on a Polychromed Panel with Hands in Golden Metal

Monumental Clock on a Polychromed Panel with Hands in Golden Metal

Located in Leuven , BE

Monumental early 19th century clock on a polychrome panel with clock-hands in golden metal, fixed on a tin sheet. The hands are attached to the back of the panel with a clock system,...

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Early 19th Century French Antique Fruitwood Wall Decorations

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Fruitwood

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