19th C. MICROMOSAIC PLAQUE OF A LION ATTACKING A HOU

Late 19th century Italian micromosaic marble plaque, depicting young boy and girl reading a newspaper, 15 1/2" h x 11" w (view), 9 1/2" h x 13" w (frame). Provenance: from a California collection.

Late 19th century Italian micromosaic marble plaque, depicting a man playing violin, 14 1/2" h x 11 1/2" w (view), 16" h x 13" w (frame). Provenance: from a California collection.

19th century Italian micromosaic marble plaque having a scene of birds drinking from a bowl. Dimensions:  Frame - 12" H x 16" W;   Marble -&

Micro mosaic plaque. Roman Ruins. In the manner of L. Barberi. Wood frame; 13in. X 10.5in.

Micro mosaic plaque. Young Peasant Boy. Wood frame; 9.25in. X 7in.

Micro mosaic plaque. Doves at a Basin of Water. Original label with inscription on reverse. Heavy ornate gilt and carved gessoed frame; 5.5in. X 3.5in.(image size)

A LARGE CIRCULAR 'GRAND TOUR' MICROMOSAIC PLAQUE 19TH CENTURY, ITALIAN Inlaid to the centre with Saint Peter's Basilica and square, Rome, red marble banded black border27.5cm diameterProvenance:Barnwe

of castle ruin. 7"h x 9"w

TWO ITALIAN MICROMOSAIC PLAQUES 19th Century. Each inlaid in black marble ground. One depicting the "Dove of Pliny" and the other the "Piazza de Saint Peters". Measuring 5 by 7 inches. Each mounted in

Two Italian Micromosaic Plaques 19th Century Width of larger mosaic 2 3/4 inches; width of smaller mosaic 1 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

A LOVELY COLLECTION OF 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN MICRO MOSAIC BUG PLAQUES in various forms and sizes. Largest 2.75 cm wide. (qty)

Italian Grand Tour micromosaic plaque, 19th c., Rome, detailed view of the Forum Ruins, set in black slate with malachite border, 2.25"h 3.5"w (mosaic), 3.75"h x 5.5"w x .75"d (plaque) Provenance: Fro

Italian Grand Tour micromosaic plaque, 19th c., Rome, finely rendered view of The Pantheon, set in beveled blue paste glass oval, in fitted case lacking lid, 1"h x 1.25"w (mosaic), 1.25"h x 1.5"w (set

Multiple Roman views including the Forum, The Colosseum, Piazza Della Rotonda, The Forum Boarium and St. Peter's Square - each depicted using thousands of tiny Italian glass tiles or tesserae set in a

A micromosaic plaque, A micromosaic plaque, probably 19th century, Florentine, worked with a basket of flowers on a black ground, inscribed verso 'From The Townshend Colln.', 'Poe 200, Florentine Mosa

Italian Grand Tour micro mosaic plaque, 19th century, depicting pastoral scene with man and woman surrounded by donkey, sheep, and goats, image after Francesco Londonio (French, 1723-1783), oval compo

A 19TH CENTURY ITALIAN MICRO-MOSAIC PANEL, the rectangular plaque depicting the Temple of the Sybil at Trivoli, to a foliate engraved mount, marker’s mark ‘FZ’ for Ferdinand Zach and stamped wit

Antique 19th C Saint Mark's Lion Quatrefoil Plaque. Ormolu plaque with the lion of Saint Mark's square in Venice. Measures 8.5 x 8.5 inches.

A Large Italian Micromosaic Plaque of Piazza San Pietro 19th Century in a modern giltwood frame. Plaque: 9 5/8 x 17 7/8 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

A micromosaic plaque, A micromosaic plaque, second half of the 19th century, Italian, Rome, possibly by the Studio Vaticano del Mosaico, depicting Romulus and Remus suckling the she-wolf beneath a tre

Fine Micromosaic Plaque of the Roman Forum 19th centurydepicting the Temple of Saturn and the Arch of Septimius Severus with the Chiesa dei Santi Luca e Martina in the distance; inset in a brass frame

(2) French gilt bronze models of lions, After Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1796-1875), c. 19th/20th c., nicely cast, incl. lion attacking snake and a bronze after the The Medici Lion, each unmarked, e

English Victorian brass-mounted walnut tea caddy, retailed by Wedgwood & Sons, 9 Cornhill, London, 19th c., lid with inset plaque of Cupid riding a lion, two interior compartments, (one) lid marked B

19th Century Italian Micromosaic of Roman Forum Italian, 19th century, probably Vatican workshop, unsigned, round plaque, view of the Roman forum with the Temple of Vespasian and Titus and the Column