GIUSEPPE CAMPARI, cup, "Coppa Beria d’Argentina Campion

base circolare, corpo decorato a volute con due crest di famiglia incisi, manici a ricciolo- usure Alt. cm 31, larg. cm 31- peso gr 1814 A GEORGE II TWO-HANDLED COVERED CUP, LONDON, 1753, MARK OF A. J

a base circolare, corpo svasato, manici a volute, coperchio con presa a balaustro; difetti Alt. cm 28, larg. cm 26; peso gr 1308 A GEORGE I IRISH SILVER COVERED CUP, DUBLIN, 1717; DEFECTS

CIRCA 1600 decorata all'interno con Venere e Amore dormiente e bordi a grottesche; qualche mancanza minore La coppa, alt. cm 12,6, larg. cm 12 A DERUTA MAIOLICA CUP, CIRCA 1600; SOME MINOR LOSSES Prov

a base circolare, corpo svasato con incisa arma araldica, manici a volute; difetti Alt. cm 19,5, larg. cm 26; peso gr 945 A GEORGE II IRISH ARMORIAL SILVER CUP, 1729; DEFECTS

DESCRIPTION: Mark of Giuseppe Belfiore, the base modeled as a ram's head, the interior gilt. Hallmarked with "925", "Belfiore", and "[star] 329 FI". Total weight: 266 g CIRCA: Late 20th century or lat

FONTANA ARTE Una coppa modello "2007 A", circa 1960. Cristallo colorato sagomato curvato e molato. Diametro cm 23. A "2007 A" model cup, circa 1960. Bevelled curved shaped coloured crystal. Diameter 9

ORAFO J. ASH I a base troncoconica a superficie liscia, coppa con bordura con fascia decorativa orizzontale; difetti Alt. cm 11,5, larg. cm 10 A GEORGE III COCONUT SILVER MOUNTED CUP, LONDON, 1808, MA

Vetro soffiato. Firma incisa 'Venini 88 for Iveco'. 11 x 27,5 x 27,5 cm Blown glass. Engraved 'Venini 88 for Iveco' 4.33 x 10.83 x 10.83 in. TAGS: - Glass objects

A Cup made from a coconut; frame, foot and cover in silver. Colonial art of the 19th Century (gross g 210 ca.) (defects) IT Coppa ricavata da una noce di cocco intagliata in tre specchiature con simbo

Cup. Thick colourless glass with with inclusions in gold leaf (internally) and copper (externally). "Porpora" series. 1950/60. Dimensions: 3,54" h, 5,9" diameter. Coppa in vetro spesso incolore con in

ORAFO BERETTA usata nella serata del Seder alla Festa ebraica della Pasqua; difetti Alt. cm 30, larg. cm 12; peso gr 600 AN ITALIAN SILVER JEWISH ELIJAH CUP, MILAN, 20TH CENTURY, MARKS OF BERETTA; DEF

PAIR OF CHINESE PORCELAIN DOUCAI DRAGON CUPS. H. 5cm. Top Diam. 7.2cm. LOT252 TO LOT344 FROM COLLECTION OF ITALIAN DIPLOMAT GIUSEPPE ROS 1883-1948. Giuseppe Ros (1883-1948) was born in Naples, Italy o

a tre piedini, corpo a coppa a superficie liscia, coperchio con presa a volatile- difetti Alt. cm 15, larg. cm 11- peso gr 363 A RUSSIAN SILVER COVERED CUP, MOSCOW, 1908-1917, MARK OF 2ND ARTEL- DEFEC

Cup-shaped glass table lamp. 20th century.Height approx. 40 cm Lampada da tavolo in vetro a forma di coppa. XX secolo.

BOTTLE: 18 IN. H CUPS: 7 1/2 IN. H. A crystal decanter set designed by Val Saint Lambert, Bottle and 6 cups. Made in France Circa: 1910 Reference: Verrier by Giuseppe Cappa, page 494.

In the Han Dynasty, copper was used as a coloring agent to burn lead green glaze, and the green glaze on porcelain in Song Dynasty was more common.

h cm 13

A monumental Victorian silver and parcel-gilt double-handled cup and cover Charles Frederick Hancock, London 1866, designed and modelled by Henry Hugh Armstead (1828-1905) Tapering urn form, polished

A SMALL BLUE AND WHITE CUP Yongzheng six-character mark and of the period Decorated on the exterior with flying bats amidst clouds, the bats rendered in delicate underglaze blue outline under a single

coppia di dipinti, in in cornici laccate e dorate con ghirlande floreali a rilievo, olio su tela ovale, W. 70 - H. 95 Cm

Roma 1900 ; 1972 Superficie 718, 1950-51 Olio su tela, cm 60 x 92,5 Firmato e datato sul retro Autentica su fotografia dell'Archivio Capogrossi, n° AC/056/OT Provenienza: Galleria l'Isola, Roma Galle

[FROM SOTHEBYS] A PORCELAIN QING DYNASTY PASTEL PAINTING FLOWER CUP

PURE GOLD CUP, TANG DYNASTY, CHINA ; H. 10.5 cm. W. 10.5 cm. Weight 440 gram.

Firmato e datato in basso al destro, Firmato e titolato al retro, olio e tecnica mista su tela, W. 130 - H. 162 Cm, Galleria Blu, Milano, Collezione privata, Milano, Santomaso. Opere 1939-1982, Museo