Set of Eight Italian Silver Crab-Form Boxes by Buccellati

Gianmaria Buccellati set of 4 brown watch leather straps in new condition, signed in the back. The smaller part measures 2 1/2'' in length by 5/8'' in width (65 mm by 15 mm) while th...

Gianmaria Buccellati set of 4 black watch leather straps in new condition, signed in the back. The smaller part measures 2 1/2'' in length by 5/8'' in width (65 mm by 15 mm) while th...

Gianmaria Buccellati set of 2 brown watch leather straps in new condition, signed in the back. The smaller part measures 2 3/4'' in length by 1/2'' in width (70 mm by 13 mm) while th...

Italian Modern sterling silver figural fruit orange lighter. Ovoid with furrowed and irregular skin and leafing stem. Underside inset with detachable lighter. Marked “Buccellati / It...

PAIR of Italian Baroque (possibly 17th Century) Silver Gilt and Painted Hand Form religious Reliquaries (PRICED AS PAIR)

Italian Bronze Crab and Marble Ashtray. Vintage life-size crab climbing on edge of solid carved grey Bardiglio vide poche/ashtray the perfect size for cigar smoker or for cigarettes....

Brooch in the form of a Rose, with its original case. Realized in Italy, Arezzo, by G. Raspini in 1960s. Silver. L. 17.8 cm, 44 g. Hallmarked with guarantee and maker's marks as we...

This sterling silver Maschera Ligorica pendant was made by Italian luxury jeweler, Buccellati. The Buccellati family has a long tradition of working with precious metals and gemstones which spans more than 250 years. Mario Buccellati established the company in his name in 1919, and quickly went on to secure a reputation for his meticulous craftsmanship and artistic vision. Under Mario's leadership, the company has supplied the royal families of Italy, Spain and Egypt with Fine jewelry and sterling hollowware, in addition to creating pieces for the Vatican. Buccellati today continues to pride itself on its original designs, with all of its pieces designed in house by Gianmaria Buccellati or his son Andrea...

Intriguing group of eight English game pieces crafted in wood in bowling pin form, clad in paper with decorative printed letters now aged to perfection.

Unusual 19th century Italian Grand Tour bronze box in the form of a sarcophagus, circa 1880. Nice form, handsome desk-top accessory, great addition to any box collection. 5.5 inches...