Wladimir Weidlè
Electa editrice

Francesca Castellani
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore

Pair of armchairs, foam padding, original period fabric upholstery, brass legs.

Louis Vuitton Alzer 80 suitcase dating back to the 1950s. The Alzer hard suitcase is an iconic model from the Maison Louis Vuitton; it is spacious and durable and is still in production today. The interior is lined in canvas, where the removable internal divider is located. The finishes are in leather, reinforced with studs and with golden brass corners, the latter also used for the locks. Characteristic are the two additional locks, created in inspiration of the LV trunks. Inside it has the authentic label bearing the unique number of the product. It is made with the famous Monogram canvas, here in a dark brown version. This is the fabric characterized by stylised flowers and monograms, invented in 1896 by Georges Vuitton, son of Louis. It is preserved with all the original parts. The conditions are very good; it shows some signs of use and wear over time and the lock key is missing.

Ceiling lamp with diffuser in blown white glass and brass.

Italy, Second Half XIX Century

Putto torch holder in carved, lacquered and gilded wood.

Nanni Balestrini
Feltrinelli

Italy, XVIII Century

Putto torch holder in carved, lacquered and gilded wood. Restored in lacquering and gilding in the posthumous era.

110 x 63 In

Lahore rug in cotton and wool. Fine knot. Hand made.

Italy, XX Century

Wrought iron wall mounted rifle rack.

Ettore Lo Gatto
U. Mursia editore

Czech Republic, XIX Century

Blue crystal tankard with engraved and faceted decoration.

Lombardy, Late XIX Century

Gilded wooden mirror, shaped frame embellished with the application of carvings on the edges, mostly missing. Beveled mirror. Lombardy, late 19th century.

67 x 34 In

Beluchi rug in wool, fine knot and manual manufacturing.

Natale Gallini, Franco Gallini
Comune di Milano

Tonino Guerra
Libri Scheiwiller

Giovanni Felice Azzone
Bollati Boringhieri

William Manchester
Edizioni Frassinelli

Elizabeth R. Leonard
Editrice Antenore

Santo Monti
Edizioni Banca Piccolo Credito Valtellinese

Giovan Giorgio Albriono, Giovan Antonio Rebucco
Fondazione Trivulzio

Plutarco
Fondazione Lorenzo Valla - Arnoldo Mondadori Editore

Carlo M. Cipolla
Il Mulino

Oltre che con i corsari della Barberia, con i turchi, gli spagnuoli, i francesi e gli olandesi, quei grandi dominatori dei mari che erano gli inglesi durante il XVII secolo si trovarono alle prese con gli ostacoli e le idiosincrasie della burocrazia sanitaria toscana impiantata a Livorno, il porto su cui si imperniava la loro attività nel Mediterraneo. Cipolla narra qui un importante capitolo di storia economica europea, mettendo a fuoco nella sua analisi acuta un profondo contrasto culturale.