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Console table, Giuseppe Maria Bonzanigo, Carved, painted and gilded poplar wood; marble top, Italian, Turin
Attributed to Giuseppe Maria Bonzanigo
Designer Ornament designs after Michelangelo Pergolesi
ca. 1782–92
Commode, Pietro Piffetti  Italian, Marquetry of ebony, boxwood, walnut, and fruitwood; poplar (alberone) carcass; gilt-bronze mounts; iron locks, Italian, Turin
Pietro Piffetti
as Royal Cabinet Maker of Savoy
Gilt bronze mounts attributed to Francesco Ladatte
ca. 1760
Hanukkah lamp, Pietro Borrani  Italian, Silver, Italian, Turin
Pietro Borrani
ca. 1830
Passover seder plate, Israel Lattes  Italian, Silver: embossed and engraved, Italian, Turin
Israel Lattes
1824
Watch, J. Tramieri  Italian, Rock crystal; gilded brass; steel, partly blued; silver, Italian, Turin
Watchmaker: J. Tramieri
ca. 1630
Children playing with birds, Francesco Ladatte  Italian, Lead, Italian, Turin
Francesco Ladatte
ca. 1745–50
Children playing with fruit, Francesco Ladatte  Italian, Lead, Italian, Turin
Francesco Ladatte
ca. 1745–50
Inkstand, Francesco Ladatte  Italian, Silver gilt, Italian, Turin
Designer Design attributed to Francesco Ladatte
Probably by Andrea Boucheron
ca. 1753
Piece, Albergo di Virtù, Silk and metal thread, Italian, Turin
Manufactory Albergo di Virtù
1716–19
Piece, Albergo di Virtù, Silk and silver, Italian, Turin
Manufactory Albergo di Virtù
18th century
Piece, Albergo di Virtù, Silk and metal thread, Italian, Turin
Manufactory Albergo di Virtù
1716–19
Salvator Rosa frame, Poplar, Italian, Turin
Italian, Turin
late 17th century
Ovolo frame, Poplar, Italian, Turin
Italian, Turin
1690–1700

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