Two Nasrid or Post-Nasrid Andalusian X-Shaped Folding Hip Chairs (Sillas de Caderas / Jamugas): A 16th–17th Century and a 19th-Century Moorish Revival Counterpart, Both Inlaid with Taracea Marquetry Woodwork, Bone, and Ivory, Granada-Spain.
A Set of Two Large Framed Architectural Gilt and Polychromed Moulded Relief Plaster Model Based on Alhambra Palace, attributed to Rafael Contreras, Granada-Spain, Circa 1880s.
An Andalusian Moorish-Revival Baroque Style Walnut Side Fratino Console Table, Granada-Spain, Circa 1900s.
Nasrid Dynasty Revival Furniture, A Fine Wooden Hispao-Moresque Cylinder Writing Roll-Top Bureau and Cabinet Fitted on a Matching Drawers Stand Inlaid with Bone, Ivory & Parquetry Wood Work, Decorated with Geometrical Designs, Probably Granada-Spain Circa Late 19th Early 20th.. Century.
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Hispano-Moresque Lusterware, A Rare Hispano-Moresque Ceramic Lusterware Charger, Valencia (Manises), Spain, Circa 1525-60 AD.
A Nasrid Revival or Nasrid Dynasty Recycled Wooden Fragment Repurposed into a Box
Hispano-Moresque Pottery, A Rare Four Hispano-Moresque Cuenca, or Zellige (Azulejo) Wall Pottery Tile Panel, Seville or Toledo, Spain or Morocco, 15th 16th Century.
Lusterware Of Spain, A Rare Hispano-Moresque Lustre Pottery Charger, Valencia, Probably Manises, Spain, Circa 15th. Century.
Hispano-Moresque Lusterware, A Magnificent and Important Large Hispano- Moresque Lustre Pottery Charger, The Reverse Is Featuring A Crowned Eagle, Valencia, Manises, Spain, Circa First Half of the 15 Century.
