Featured Identification help ????

Morning,
I was wondering if anyone can have a look at these photos I’ve posted and give me some more information unfortunately it’s not in the greatest condition.
Many thanks

 

It is a charming Italian pietra dura mosaic, probably made in Naples. Pietra dura means hard stone, the entire inlay is stone.
It could have been part of a furniture panel. How big is it?

The girls are dancing the Tarantella, a famous southern Italian dance.



More on pietra dura, with a mention of the Naples manufacture:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pietra_dura

 

Tarantella, originally a healing dance, now performed mostly for tourists:

 

Wow... This is very interesting and thanks for taking the time to respond Would something like this be worth anything if I was to sell it? (Cited from: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/identification-help.38953/)

 

We don't do values here, but if you want to sell it you will have to take into account that although it is pretty, it is also damaged. The breaks are in several places around the girls, and even through the scene.
The good thing is that no pieces are missing, but you would have to find someone who will buy it in this state. Which would probably be someone who knows a way to restore it without visible traces of repair.

You still haven't given a size. Obviously a pietra dura piece in perfect condition of say 100 x 50cm would be worth more than one 10 x 5 cm.
Napels pietra dura is not the most sought after of pietra dura styles, but the scene is charming.