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  • An exceptional oil on canvas, the

    An exceptional oil on canvas, the "Aqua Claudia" aqueduct in the Roman countryside, the Apennines mountains in the background, circa 1840 (160 cm x 100 cm, with its original gilded frame : 187 cm x 125 cm) (63 in. x 39 in., with the frame : 74 in. x 49 in.), attributed to Jean-Achille Bénouville (1815 - 1891), First "Grand Prix de Rome" in 1845

  • An oil on canvas, 2 children with a goldfinch, Italian school, late 17th century (83 cm x 71 cm) (33 in. x 28 in.)

    An oil on canvas, 2 children with a goldfinch, Italian school, late 17th century (83 cm x 71 cm) (33 in. x 28 in.)

  • A pair of oils on canvas, a sea view with characters and architectures, Venetian area, Italy, 18th century, in gilded and carved wood 18th century frames (with the frame : 48 cm x 40 cm) (19 in. x 16 in.)

    A pair of oils on canvas, a sea view with characters and architectures, Venetian area, Italy, 18th century, in gilded and carved wood 18th century frames (with the frame : 48 cm x 40 cm) (19 in. x 16 in.)

  • A tempera on canvas, characters and animals around a river, Italy, early 19th century (with the frame : 160 cm x 110 cm) (with the frame : 63 inc. x 43 inc.)

    A tempera on canvas, characters and animals around a river, Italy, early 19th century (with the frame : 160 cm x 110 cm) (with the frame : 63 inc. x 43 inc.)

  • An important oil on canvas, a still life with fruits and carpet on a green marble top, Italian school, second part of 17th century (with the frame : 182 cm wide, 132 cm high) (with the frame : 6 ft wide, 52 in. high), worshop of Francesco Noletti, known as

    An important oil on canvas, a still life with fruits and carpet on a green marble top, Italian school, second part of 17th century (with the frame : 182 cm wide, 132 cm high) (with the frame : 6 ft wide, 52 in. high), worshop of Francesco Noletti, known as "Il Maltese" (1611 - 1654)

  • An oil on canvas, the Vesuvius eruption viewing from Naples harbour pier (

    An oil on canvas, the Vesuvius eruption viewing from Naples harbour pier ("Molo di Beverello"), Naples, Italy, late 18th century (122 cm x 80 cm) (48 in. x 32 in.), attributed to Pietro Antoniani (1740 - 1805)

  • A pair of oils on canvas, still life paintings with fruits and birds, Neapolitan school, 18th century, with a gilded 18th century frame (with the frame : 113 cm x 87 cm). Attributed to Francesco Lavagna (1684-1724), a Neapolitan painter, specialist of still life paintings.

    A pair of oils on canvas, still life paintings with fruits and birds, Neapolitan school, 18th century, with a gilded 18th century frame (with the frame : 113 cm x 87 cm). Attributed to Francesco Lavagna (1684-1724), a Neapolitan painter, specialist of still life paintings.

  • A pair of oils on canvas, still life paintings with fruits and birds, Neapolitan school, 18th century, with a gilded 18th century frame (with the frame : 113 cm x 87 cm). Attributed to Francesco Lavagna (1684-1724), a Neapolitan painter, specialist of still live paintings.

    A pair of oils on canvas, still life paintings with fruits and birds, Neapolitan school, 18th century, with a gilded 18th century frame (with the frame : 113 cm x 87 cm). Attributed to Francesco Lavagna (1684-1724), a Neapolitan painter, specialist of still live paintings.

  • An important oil on canvas, an architectural capriccio : a palace courtyard with characters, Italian school, 17th century, attributed to a Viviano Codazzi's follower, with a gilded wood frame, 17th century (152 cm x 115 cm) (5 ft x 45 in.)

    An important oil on canvas, an architectural capriccio : a palace courtyard with characters, Italian school, 17th century, attributed to a Viviano Codazzi's follower, with a gilded wood frame, 17th century (152 cm x 115 cm) (5 ft x 45 in.)

  • An important painted leather panel, decorated with a central vase in an architectural scene, Italy, 18th century (206 cm wide, 107 cm high) (81 in. wide, 42 in. high)

    An important painted leather panel, decorated with a central vase in an architectural scene, Italy, 18th century (206 cm wide, 107 cm high) (81 in. wide, 42 in. high)