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Timeless furniture inspired by Rome, blending classic elegance and cultural heritage to bring European sophistication to interiors.
A 19th-century Italian provincial pine draw-leaf farmhouse table. One drawer and great feet. When opened the table measures 72.5" wide.
A early 19th-century Italian painted pricket mounted as a lamp in dark green and cream with gilt accents.
Italian carved, painted, & gilt mirror with églomisé gilt panel. Italy circa 1810.
A 19th-century faux marble painted console with "Mecca" gilding in the Baroque style, Italy.
A large and handsome 300-year-old armchair. Seat height 16". Wonderful turned legs. Good color and patina. Upholstery distressed. We think this is ...
View full detailsAn Impressionist landscape signed by A. Vitturi (1888–1968).
Silenus is the companion of Dionysus. He is the oldest, wisest and drunkest of the satyrs. He is also the one that gave king Midas his golden touch...
View full detailsAn early 19th-century Italian Neoclassical mecca gilt console with a later white and grey marble top, drilled for two lamp cords. Scrolling pierced...
View full detailsA large early 19th-century walnut two-door credenza, cabinet, or buffet, Italy circa 1800.
Rembrandt etching done by Francesco Novelli, Italy circa 1770.
A mid-century Venetian Impressionist oil on canvas of a variety of trade ships, circa 1950, signed Novaretti.
An exceptional high quality, well carved pair of Louis XIV Period armchairs — os de mouton, France or Italy circa 1650. Great color and patina.
An 18th-century Italian engraving by Piranesi from this Antiquities edition.
A 19th-century photograph of a Florentine Baroque iron lantern, circa 1600.
A 19th-century carved and reticulated giltwood mirror, circa 1860.
A very beautiful and large oil painting of Saint Francis painted in Italy during the second half of the 18th century. Recently cleaned with some sm...
View full detailsA pair of Italian vintage dark red painted and giltwood and metal sconces in the form of bows and ribbons. These are a nice large-scale pair of fiv...
View full detailsAn Italian Baroque silver gilt pricket, or candlestick, circa 1780. Well carved with the silver gilding on the front side only. Old repair to the top.
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.