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| These Renaissance Antique Furniture have been sold. We leave select sold items in our gallery to show the kind of pieces we can locate. Please do not hesitate to inquire if you would like us to find something like any of these for you! If you would prefer to see items that are available now, please go to the beginning of our Renaissance Antique Furniture category or go back to our online gallery |
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Item No. 836
Important, Italian, Renaissance period, giltwood and pastiglia cassoneThe arched top decorated and star-shaped motif centered by a coat-of-arms, above a rectangular body decorated in pastiglia with figures in procession, the sides with similar star-shaped motif on bracket legs. Circa 1430, with restorations. Provenance: Formerly part of the collection of Émile Gavet (1830-1904), Paris; sold to William K. Vanderbilt and Alva Vanderbilt Belmont (1853-1933) at Marble House in Newport, Rhode Island; possibly later conveyed to John Ringling (1866-1936) in Sarasota, Florida. 29½" high by 71½" wide by 23¼" deep |
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Item No. 936
Very fine, Italian, Renaissance period cassoneIn solid, carved walnut. 16th century and later. 31½" high by 72½" wide by 23½" deep (all measurements including base) |
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Item No. 230
Late 16th century, Florentine 'credenza'In carved walnut, having the characteristic classical elements including ionic capitals and acanthus leaf gadrooning. 51½" wide by 42" high by 16" deep |
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Item No. 890
Very fine, Italian, Renaissance period bureau tableIn solid, carved walnut. Late 16th century from Bologna, Italy. 78" wide by 38" deep by 31" high |
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Item No. 866
Spanish, Renaissance period caixaIn solid, carved walnut. Early 17th century. 54½" wide by 23" tall by 20¼" deep |
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Item No. 795
Pair of fine, Italian Majolica, bottle-neck vasesWith satyr masks, each hand-painted with scenes of neoclassical figures. Mid-19th century. 14" high by 13" wide by 8" deep |
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Item No. 644
Pair of Italian, Renaissance period armchairsIn solid carved walnut with period tapestry upholstery. Early 17th century. Provenance:By repute, these chairs were part of the furnishings of the Herbert Pratt House at 1027 Fifth Avenue. 56" high (at back) by 28" wide by 20" deep |
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Item No. 678
Florentine, Renaissance period cassoneIn solid, carved walnut. 16th century. |
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Item No. 398
Renaissance style extending game table ("table a jeu")In solid walnut with casters and multiple inlaid playing surfaces for backgammon, checkers, chess, and a roulette wheel. 19th century from Paris. 31" wide by 26" deep by 30½" high, (93" wide when fully extended) |
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Item No. 750
French, hand-carved wood fireplace mantelIn the Renaissance style. 19th century. Mantel: 70" wide - Opening: 44" wide by 38" high |
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Item No. 682
Flemish, Renaissance period tapestrySecond half of the 16th century. |
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Item No. 648
Italian, Renaissance period, intarsia-inlaid and paneled cassoneIn solid, carved walnut with dome top and intarsia-inlaid, string banding. Center panel inlaid with family crest. With original iron key. 16th century. 69½" wide by 27" high by 23" deep |
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Item No. 482
Italian, Renaissance credenziaIn solid walnut with three frieze drawers over three panel doors flanked by scroll and fluted pilaster decoration. Center door features a carved armorial. Raised on paw feet. Late 16th century. 86½" wide by 42" high by 21¾" deep |
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