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Made in Florence, Italy

Virgin and Child

Artist: Andrea di Cione (called Orcagna) (Florence, active by 1343–died 1368)
Artist, formerly attributed to: Bernardo Daddi (Florence, active 1312/20–1348)

William Cranch

Artist: Hiram Powers (American, 1805–1873)

Two Boys with a Basket of Fruit

Artist, attributed to: Silvestro dell'Aquila (Italian, 1450–1504)

An Allegory of Modesty

Artist, attributed to: Giovanni della Robbia (Italian, 1469–1529/1530)

1 Teston of Francis II, Duke of Lorraine from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence
Ruler: Francis II, Duke of Lorraine, French, 1572–1632

Fiorino of Unknown from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence

Fiorino of Unknown from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence

Medal of Alessandro de' Medici, Duke of Florence

Artist: Benvenuto Cellini (Italian, 1500–1571)

1 Lira of Victor Emmanuel II, King of Italy from Florence

Engraver: Luigi Gori (Italian)
Mint: Florence
Ruler: Victor Emmanuel II, King of Italy, Italian, 1820–1878, ruled 1861–78

1 Centesimo from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence

2 Lire of King Vittorio Emanuele II from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence
Ruler: King Vittorio Emanuele II, Italian, 1820–1878

Virgin and Child Enthroned with Saints Martin of Tours and Blaise

Artist: Neri di Bicci (Italian, Florence, 1419–1492/93)

The Assembly of the Gods

Artist: Jacopo Zucchi (Italian, Florence, ca. 1540–1596)

Virgin and Child, known as the Madonna del Libro

Artist: Pontormo (Jacopo Carucci) (Italian, 1494–1557)

God the Father with Adoring Angels and Seraphim

Artist: Neri di Bicci (Italian, Florence, 1419–1492/93)

1 Florin from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence

Mantelpiece

Artist: Unknown

Triumphal Entry into Rome of Titus and Vespasian

Artist: Paolo Uccello (Italian, Florence, 1397–1475)

Virgin and Child with St. John the Baptist and Three Cherubs

Artist: Benedetto da Maiano (Italian, 1442–1497)

Leaf from a Gradual

Artist: Unknown

1 Florin from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence

1 Flori from Florence

Artist: Unknown
Mint: Florence

Virgin and Child with Four Angels

Artist: Donatello (Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi) (Italian, Florence, 1386/87–1466)

Sketch for candelstick from "The Architects" collection

Designer: David Palterer (Israeli, born 1949)
Client: Swid Powell, American, 1982–2001

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