Capriccio-Style Oil Painting of Classical Ruins in Gilt Frame Italian this green ceramic vase was

this green ceramic vase was designed by renowned architect and industrial designer Keith Murray for Wedgwood in the 1930s

and rhythm across the surface

almost cinematic quality to the work

An elegant English pewter candelabra from the mid-19th century

Its clean silhouette and neoclassical ornamentation lend the piece a quiet elegance

Capriccio-Style Oil Painting of Classical Ruins in Gilt Frame Italian this green ceramic vase wasDescription: An 18th century Italian oil painting depicting an imaginative capriccio of classical architecture. Moody and richly detailed, it captures sweeping views of imagined Roman ruins with poetic depth. Framed in its original carved giltwood surround, the piece evokes the grandeur and stillness of a lost world. Details: Origin: Italy Date: 1740 Medium: Oil on canvas Frame: Carved giltwood, beveled Dimensions: 59 W 3 D 25. 5 H