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Timeless furniture inspired by Rome, blending classic elegance and cultural heritage to bring European sophistication to interiors.
A pair of Italian Baroque giltwood mirrors, circa 1800. One mirror measures 41.5" h x 24.5" w x 3.75" d, and the other measures 41" h x 24.75" w x ...
View full detailsCharming solid rustic Italian fruitwood side chair featuring two classical columns and scrolled curved rail. Circa 1830. Seat height 18".
This detailed architectural study depicts a neoclassical façade with carefully rendered columns, decorative urns, and ornamental moldings arranged ...
View full detailsThis watercolor captures a woman from Southern Italy rendered in profile, her modest dress and headscarf suggesting a regional folk tradition. The ...
View full detailsAn exceptional and large crystal vase on pedestal with lions and ribbed trim, circa 1890. Chips to pedestal with old glue repair (restuck to pedest...
View full detailsAn engraving of "Cleopatra Taken to Rome by Augustus", Italy, 17th century. The engraving, by Perrier after François, is after the ancient statue i...
View full detailsThree miniature drawings framed as one, Italy circa 1800.
Vintage Italian Neoclassical mirror painted in a dark bottle green with gilt accents, circa 1920.
This atmospheric gouache depicts an Italian country estate nestled among lush vegetation, with a striking white classical pavilion set against the ...
View full detailsA Neoclassical architectural drawing with watercolor, probably circa 1800.
A pair of vintage Ancient Roman–style hanging candlesticks.
An Italian architectural engraving, circa 1800.
An architectural engraving, France circa 1800.
An engraving of the busts of the Roman Emperors Vespasian and Nerva, Italy, circa 1800.
An engraving of a double bust of the ancient Greek poets Homer and Archilochus, Italy, circa 1800.
A group of four antique and vintage spheres, Italy. The largest measures 10.75" diameter; the three smaller spheres measure 8.25", 8", and 7.75". W...
View full detailsA bold large-scale Baroque giltwood carving.
A watercolor of an Italian villa, Italy circa 1980.
An 18th-century or earlier Italian Grand Tour marble part torso of a man, Rome, on a custom stand. Collected in Florence around 2000 from the noted...
View full detailsA pair of giltwood brackets, Italy circa 1920.
A 19th-century Italian center table, later painted and gilt, with associated Levanto marble top.
Leandro Vaccari, "L'Olivetta-Portofino", oil on board, 1959.
Bronze statue of a man possibly by an artist known for large-scale monuments. Signed and dated 95 on back of statue with a Lucca, Italy, Foundry mark.
2 Northern Italian settees in walnut, one 18th Century the other one made to match in the 19th Century. Seat height 20.5".
Combine Rome Is More with architectural art from Architecture, marble-friendly Lighting and curated stacks from First Edition Books.
Round out dining scenes with Serveware.
Yes—classical lines add order and calm.
Ivory, stone, and bronze accents.
Antique engravings and classical figures.