AN ITALIAN STORTA SWORD, 16TH - 17TH CENTURY

Two German peasant swords, 16th/17th centuryKräftige Rückenklinge mit tiefen Narben. Gedrehte Parierstange mit eingestecktem Knebel. Beidseitig Reste hölzerner Griffschalen. Dazu ein weiteres

Old Master Painting Oil on Canvas Depicting Christ Preaching to a Female Figure. Possibly Italian. 16th/17th C. Professionally Restored & Relined in 1970's. Excellent Condition Museum Quality Provenan

Italian School, 16th/17th Century Cupid with Bow oil on canvas laid to wood panel Panel: 39 1/8 x 31 3/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Frank McIntosh, Greenport, New York Frank J. McIntosh, home

Italian School (16th/17th Century) Portrait of Andrea Doria unsigned; inscribed 'ANDREAS DORIA' (along the lower edge and on the reverse); fragmentary wax seal (on the reverse) oil on board 22.8 x 16

Italian School 16th-17th Century The Wedding of Mary and Joseph Brown ink and wash on laid paper 12 1/4 x 9 7/8 inches (31.1 x 25.2 cm) C

Italian School (Fourth Quarter 16th/First Quarter 17th Century) "Portrait of an Archbishop or Bishop" oil on canvas unsigned. Framed. 38-1/2" x 28-3/4", framed 43-3/4" x 34-1/4" Provenance: Charlotte

A German short sword (Bauernwehr), 16th/17th centuryKräftige Rückenklinge, die gerade Parierstange mit terzseitig eingestecktem Knebel. Breite, fünffach gelochte Angel, die Griffschalen fehle

Oil on canvas. Portrait of a Lady. Inscribed "School of Da Vinci" verso. From a Greenwich, CT collection. - Dimensions: 16" high x 14" wide

"Crucifixion", oil on panel, within inlaid and giltwood frame

Italian, 16th to 17th century. Small baroque portable lantern having a star patterned crimped top, that twists open to reveal a compartment for a single candle, the handle covered in leather. Early pa

Italian 16th to 17th century style wedding or blanket chest on stand. Softwood panel construction with steel handles and lock. Rests on a footed base. From "Villa Casa Casuarina", South Beach Miami, F

Origin: Northern Italy.Dating to early 17th century. Length - 84,6 cm. Weight – 710 g.Blade: straight double-edged blade of diamond section, with one narrow fuller going along 1/3 of the blade. Mark

Measurements: 56 x 37 x 24

Italian School, untitled, 16th/17th century, oil on canvas, portrait of a cardinal general, oval bust length painting depicting the sitter wearing a red biretta and cloak, armour, and holding a baton,

16th/17th century Italian Ceramic Ewer with figures. size 16 1/2 inches high. a large ceramic ewer with figures in the center. drilled at the bottom, was a lamp. otherwise in good condition.

16th/17th century Italian silk velvet vestment panel with gold and colored threads depicting St. John, an angel and a Pope. [45" H x 24 3/4" W].

CIRCLE OF RAPHAEL (ITALIAN, 1483 - 1520) OIL ON CANVAS, 16TH/17TH CENTURY, H 32", W 22.25", LA MADONNA BRIDGEWATER Giltwood frame H 39", W 30". Provenance: Christie's Rome: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 [L

A GROUP OF THREE ITALIAN AND FLEMISH OLD MASTER PRINTS, 16TH-17TH CENTURIES, comprising an anonymous engraving after Agostino Veneziano (1490-1540), "Saint Matthew Writing," unframed; an anonymous eng

A large late 16th/early 17th C. Italian Majolica charger, depicting the Rape of the Sabines, with metal plate hanger attached.

Print Depicting 16th c. Italian Daggers & 17th c. German Powder Flask.

A Continental Bronze Figure of a Male Figure, Possibly Hercules North Italian or South German, Possibly 16th or 17th Century affixed to a modern wood plinth. Height of bronze 7 3/4 inches. Property fr

Samurai Sword : Description: A Japanese Samurai sword in a wooden sheath. Signed on the tang. The sword blade, believed to be 16th or 17th Century, was given as a gift by the Korean provis

Vintage 16th/17th Century Engraving Matteo Ricci Italian Jesuit Monk China. Matteo Ricci ( Macerata , 1552 . October 6 - Beijing , 1610 . May 11 ) ItalianÂ

Italian-Flemish School (Fourth Quarter 16th/First Quarter 17th Century) "Ecce Homo" oil on wood panel unsigned, various labels en verso including a mid-20th-century one titled and attributed to the Co