ITALIAN SCHOOL, (possibly 14th century), The

(14th century or style) Martyrdom and Burial of St. Agnes, oil and gold leaf on wood panel in an integral Gothic frame, possibly a portion of an altar piece, 19 x 31-1/4 x 2 in. Provenance: The Estate

Italian School (Possibly 19th Century)A Pair of Still Lifes, Depicting Birds and Insects on Fruit, in Ceramic BowlsPair watercolors and gouache over black chalk on vellum, each laid down on boardEach:

Continental School, possibly Italian, 18th century, oil on canvas half length portrait of a lady seated with a brush in one hand and holding the corner of a classical drawing in the other, more artist

Continental, Possibly Italian, School, 18th Century Still Life of Flowers and Fruit in a Rustic Landscape Unsigned. Oil on canvas, 33 x 22 3/4 in. (84.0 x 58.0 cm), framed. Condition: Lined, small (1/

20th century Printmaking School, possibly Italian and possibly a view of St Mark's, Venice, with Pigeons, c.1950s, etching on paper, signed illegibly (starts with F) lower right and numbered 17/140 lo

Possibly 13th/14th Century Spanish School Carved Polychrome Wood Figure of Mary as Regina Caeli (Queen of Heaven) Height: 12 in.

(Florentine, possibly 15th century) Madonna and Child, gold leaf and oil or tempera on course linen, tooled with circles and florets, mounted to panel with applied outer molding, 15-5/8 x 10 x 1-1/4 i

Unknown artist, Italian school, Holy Mother and Child, inscribed "Maria conserbabat omnia verbahae conferens in Corde suo. Luc.2.x19", possibly 19th century, oil on board, framed, includes Southeby's

Mystery Artist (Italian, 20th Century, or possibly earlier). An original oil painting on canvas. An antique style figural work depicting a young female figure, wearing a head wrap and dress with robe

Italy.- Italian School (18th century) Allegory of Architecture, possibly a design for a frontispiece, black chalk heightened with white, on blue-coloured laid paper, affixed onto 18th century laid pap

(19th/20th century)Classical Bust, possibly after a Roman interpretation of a Greek statue, white marble with socle, 33 in.

Italian school, 19th Century. Mountain landscape with lake, possibly Lake Como. Oil on canvas. Framed. Craquelure, restored. Sight 19 x 27in, Overall 25.5 x 34in.

(19th/20th century) The [Zanni] from the [Commedia dell'Arte], with possibly [Pulcinella] atop a Donkey, 17th century style, signed "...Cellini Firenze", oil on canvas, 27-3/8 x 23-1/2 in.; painted wo

Old Master School, painting, Old Master School (17th/18th century), Madonna, possibly Italian, oil on metal, no signature visible, 4"squ. Provenance: Property from the Estate of a Texas oil heiress -

18th century, portrait of a Bishop writing, possibly Holy Bishop Francis de Sales, Oil/Canvas, unsigned, 12.25 "x 9.5", framed 15 "x 13". Condition: Scattered inpaint, craquelure.

(Italian, 14th century or style) Madonna and Child, label verso reads "Pabl..e Koons/Vierge byzantine par Inconnu/de la galerie Moncoliere", tempera on stamped panel with gilding, 12-1/2 x 9 in.; parc

(17th century) The Crucifixion of St. Andrew, oil on canvas, 37-3/4 x 28-3/4 in.; unframed Notes: The angel holding the laurel crown and the palm frond extended toward the figure of possibly St. Andre

Italian School 19th century oil on canvas painting, "The Angel of the Annunciation," depicting a winged angel, possibly Archangel Gabriel, holding a bouquet of lilies, a symbol of the Virgin Mother's

19th century Italian School oil on canvas, Neoclassical scene depicting figures in interior, possibly depicting an episode in the life of a saint or other Image: 42.75" H x 34" W; frame: 45.75" H x 37

Ink and wash heightened with white on paper. Soldiers in a Classical Landscape. Possibly monogrammed G.R. center image. From a Madison ave, NYC estate. - Dimensions: 18" h x 25.5" w

(19th/20th century) Baptism Rite with a Cardinal or Pope Blessing the Infant of the King and His wife, possibly Charles I, signed indistinctly lower left "EFadul.../Roma 1913", oil on canvas, 27-3/8 x

17th century Italian School oil on canvas portrait of a doge, possibly Marino Grimani (Venetian, 1532-1605), 89th Doge of Venice, after the original by Domenico Robust Tintoretto (1560-1635). Signatur

Italian School,19th century, watercolor likely on board, night scene painting depicting an erupting volcano, possibly Mt. Vesuvius, apparently unsigned, framed. Provenance: From the Private Collection

Old master. Oil on canvas 26 x 21 in. From a Washington DC estate. Possibly Renaissance period.