Company specializing in the purchase/sale of furniture and art objects and collectibles of modern art, design, antiques, old and contemporary paintings, vintage clothing and old and rare books.

France Mid 19th Century

Neo-Gothic walnut sideboard. The upper part features adjustable internal shelves, glass doors, tapered uprights, and a pair of paneled doors and a drawer underneath. Plinthed legs. France, mid-19th century.

China Republic Period ca. 1910

Pair of baluster vases painted in Qianjiang enamels with flowering peony branches and birds, side handles with pairs of foo dogs and long writing on the back.

Vintage Northern European-made sideboard with two side doors and three central drawers. Crafted from teak, it has been meticulously restored in our workshop.

Africa Last Quarter of the 20th Century

Wooden and metal granary door with representations of sacred animals and a lock carved with figures of the primordial couple. Dogon art, Mali.

Republic of the Congo Third Quarter 20th Century

Wooden ancestor figure, Hemba art, Republic of the Congo.

Oil on canvas. Unidentified signature lower right. An elegant and refined composition of roses in delicate shades of pink and white, arranged in a gilded metal basin, sits on a small table along with pomegranates, a symbol of fertility and prosperity, an embossed silver plate, and a casket containing a pearl necklace. The background, in a single, earthy, nuanced color, highlights the light effects of the flowers and objects.

Italy Mid-19th Century

Three-light wooden torch holder, carved with scrolls and floral motifs and gilded with gold leaf. Central detail with mirror, sheet metal bobeches. Three E14 bulbs.

430 x 85 cm

Kilim rug in wool, extra-fine knot, hand-made.

Malìparmi shoulder bag with refined ethnic references typical of the Maison. The patchwork design features hemp, suede, lizard, and brocade fabric in shades of brown and sand.

Italy, late 19th century

Ceramic table lamp painted with floral motifs. Four lights supported by curved arms in gilded bronze. Glass bobeches, pendants, and necklaces. Four E14 bulbs.

Italy Late 19th – Early 20th Century

Alabaster vase transformed into a lamp with Greek key and plant motifs. On the sides, two small goat-head-shaped handles hold two garlands of flowers that decorate the vase's belly.

Maurizio Arena Directs..." 1991

Watercolor and marker on paper. Signed lower right, with the addition of the self-description "almost blind"; title at the top. The work is accompanied by a photo authentication from the Luciano Minguzzi Museum Foundation. A sculptor, engraver, and medallist, Minguzzi also created numerous drawings, often sketches for sculptures. The drawing is presented in a frame.

Italy Late 19th Century

Floor lamp made of wrought iron and sheet metal. Height-adjustable and rotating arm. Supported by a turned upright resting on three engraved feet. Fabric lampshade. One E27 bulb. Electrical system needs updating.

Genuine leather

Shoulder bag made of gray and silver fabric with a Greek key motif and the face of Medusa, also featured on the striking metal and resin closure. The handles and trim are in silver hammered leather, decorated with studs. Snap closure. The interior is lined and features three small pockets. Comes with a dust bag.

Canvas satchel bag with a Greek key motif, finished with patent leather trim and gold studs. The zipper can be locked on the side using a special hook. A key is included for added security. The interior is lined and features three small pockets. Includes a dust bag.

282 x 151 cm

Kilim rug in cotton, extra-fine knot, hand-made.

Europe Early 1900s

Polychrome ceramic vase. Base, handles, and mouth decorated with vines. Relief decoration depicting leaves and flowers.

Pastels on paper. Genoese school, 17th century. Formerly attributed to Luca Cambiaso (1527-1585), the drawing is considered slightly later. It depicts two cherubs picking fruit from a tree, an allegory of life. It is presented in a period frame.

Italy 1930s 1940s

Gust of Wind, cast ceramic statue. The artist's signature is engraved on the base.

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