Giacomo Raffaelli Doves of Pliny Ebony A refined early 19th-century secretaire

A refined early 19th-century secretaire abattant

The presence of stylised Tuscan Doric columns and original brass detailing sets this set of shelves apart

allowing the Breche Violette’s dramatic veining to take centre stage

These mirrors are fine examples of the Gothic Revival movement

Its blend of utility and artistry encapsulates the essence of French craftsmanship

Giacomo Raffaelli Doves of Pliny Ebony A refined early 19th-century secretaireGiacomo Raffaelli Doves of Pliny This exquisite late 18th century micromosaic panel, known as the Doves of Pliny, exemplifies the refined artistry collected by Grand Tour travellers. Crafted in Rome and attributed to renowned mosaicist Giacomo Raffaelli, the piece evokes the neoclassical sensibilities prized during the period. Origin: Italy, Rome Date: Circa 1800 Material: Micromosaic Dimensions: Diameter 6. 4 cm (2. 5 in); Height (Framed): 7. 7 cm (3