Violin, Possibly Raffaele and Antonio Gagliano, 1857

Violin, Possibly Raffaele and Antonio Gagliano An interesting violin, possibly from the firm of Raffaele and Antonio Gagliano. Labeled "Raffaele ed Antonio Gagliano quodam Giovanni Napoli 1857." Wing

Labeled: RAFFAELE ED ANTONIO GAGLIANO/ Quondam Goboni Napoli 1856. There is no case or bow included in the lot. Dimensions: The body length is 357mm. The shipping dimensions are 23 1/2" x 8 1/4" x 4".

German violin, possibly Saxson, after the Milan Testore school, with interior label reading "Paolo Antonio Testore figlio di Carlo GiuseppeLarga di Milano al segno dell Acquila", additional label numb

Italian, possibly late 19th century, bears label "Stradiuarius, model no. 523/ Antonio Vettrini, Bologna/ made only for J.W. Pepper & Son, Phila., PA", 23 in., chips and abrasions to finish, shaped ca

Italian Violin, Possibly by Carlo Bomini Labeled "Carolus Bomini, Discipulus Antonij Stradivarij, Cremonensis, SLS 1714". Wing cracks on treble bass side. Crack extending upward from F hole, bass side

Large framed micromosaic of a cavalier mounted in carved gilt wood frame and signed lower right R.F S. Petri, possibly Raffaele Fabrizio Santangelo Petri. Late 19th early 20th C. Measures 27"H x 19"W

John Juzek Prague 1906 Master Art Copy of Gagliano Violin Labelled on Interior: John Juzek, Violinmaker in Prague, No. 494, Master Art Copy of: gagliano,Yr. 1906 Provenance: From The Estate of a Retir

"Venizia" (Grand Canal) watercolor. 18 x 14 inches. signed. framed.

Violin measures 12.5" body 23.25" overall. Nicely figured curly maple reverse. Bears 2 labels on interior "M. Nebel & Bro.. / Manufacturers of/ Violins/ Bows & Strings/ 1535 Thi

Oil on canvas Possibly St. Antonio C. 18th C Size: 40 x 44.5 in. Note: canvas has been repaired

Full sized violin. European, possibly French. 19th century. No label inside. Case included. Comes with a few extra strings and string tube. Full L 23-1/4". Body L 14". String L 13". Case L 32" W 10-1/

An Important Kenneth Warren & Son. LTD. Certified ** The strongest authority of Violin identification & certification available to U.S. - Certificate available upon request ** Antonio Gragnani Circa 1

The inside label of the violin reads, "No 2 Antonio Pedrinelli - F in Crespano 1851". However, it is of the opinion of our Appraiser that is a 1920's Czech Violin. Do your own due Diligence regarding

Harding Black (Texas, 1912-2004), large oxblood vessel, 1984 height 11.5 in. x 9.5 in. diameter Provenance: The Estate of Gordon "Fred" Plank, San Antonio, Texas Possibly the most celebrate

Nicola, E, Raffaele Calace, Fu Antonio with label inside, inlaid with mother of pearl, 24" long with a fitted wooden caseCannot be exported out of the USA.

Antonio Stradivari Cremonese Violin w Original BoxThere is a signature on the back. And inside , " Antonius Stradiuarius Cremonensis" "Faciebat anno 17" ,and one symbol "+AS" .Dimension: 24 inches len

Antique Antonio Stradivarius Prague Violin Anno 1721 Juzek Workshop One Piece Back No Cracks in Shaped Case with Silver Mounted Violin Bow Good Condition Please Refer to Photos Out of New York City Es

Harding Black (Texas, 1912-2004), cowboy bottle, 1972, green glazed ceramic height 8 in. x width 3.5 in. x depth 3.5 in. Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection Possibly the most celebrated con

Harding Black (Texas, 1912-2004), purple and green volcano glaze bowl, 1950, glazed ceramic height 2.5 in. x 11.5 in. diameter Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection Possibly the most celebrat

3/4 bass viol labeled "John Juzek, violin maker in prague. Made in Germany". Possibly pre WWII, all carved, has cracks, sound post is down. Includes bag. This item is NOT eligible for in-house shippin

British School, possibly F.J. Lees (British/Scottish 19th century), 1857, untitled landscape, oil on wooden panel painting depicting a white cottage in a rural setting with figures in the foreground,

A Fine Azzo Rovescalli Violin Labelled : AZZO ROVESCALLI Cremense fece I'anno 1930 A.R. The instrument is attributed to have been made by one of Azzo Rovescalli's students possibly the work of one or

Ca. Early Bronze Age 2700-2300 BCE. Possibly the oldest piece offered in this auction. Approx. 5" x 3 1/4". Anatolian marble idol, "Kusura-Beycesultan type". Purchased from la Riene Margot, Paris, 199

Tempera and gesso on hand-adzed pine panel New Mexican retablo painting of Nuestra Senora del Carmen, attributed to Pedro Antonio Fresquis, (1749-1831) Truchas, New Mexico, or possibly his workshop. F