Late 18th–Early 19th Century Neoclassical “Venere” Venus Engraving After Raphael – Tofanelli & Bertigneni art Chair is heavy and well

Chair is heavy and well made by a local artist that built all the furniture and sculptures in his own home

Mid Century circa 1950s art glass decorative bowl designed by Paul Kedelv

Heavy opaline glass vase that has a textured swirl design in shades of pink

Each sculpture piece holds a taper and is signed J

75" W at base

Late 18th–Early 19th Century Neoclassical “Venere” Venus Engraving After Raphael – Tofanelli & Bertigneni art Chair is heavy and wellElegant antique Italian engraving titled Venere (Venus), depicting the Roman goddess of love riding a chariot drawn by doves amidst clouds. This refined neoclassical composition is based on a design associated with Raphael of Urbino, reinterpreted by Agostino Tofanelli and expertly engraved by Giuseppe Bertigneni. A matching framed engraving of "Saturno" Saturn is also available in the shop. Created in the late 18th to early 19th century, the work