Gaetano Cozzi, Michael Knapton
UTET

Gaetano Cozzi, Michael Knapton, Giovanni Scarabello
UTET

Furio Diaz, Luigi Mascilli Migliorini, Carlo Mangio
UTET

Nicola Tranfaglia
UTET

Ernst Behler, Aldo Venturelli
Salerno editrice

Horst Fantazzini
Bertani editore

Ufficio Comunale di Statistica
Premiate officine grafiche Carlo Ferrari

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Nuova Edizioni Trelingue sa

Antonio Raimondo Rossi
Tipografia Polo

Interior with Female Figure

Oil on canvas. Signed lower right. In a soberly furnished room, an elderly woman sits reading, or perhaps meditating, with her book resting on the table under the window, while her dog sleeps curled up on a bench to the right of the woman. The scene is rich in finely depicted details; from the window, with the curtains raised to let in the light that illuminates the scene, we can glimpse figures walking on a road that leads to a fortified palace. The German painter August Friedrich Siegert established himself mainly for his portraits and genre scenes that represent moments of daily life with great attention to detail and a touch of realism. The painting is presented in a contemporary gilded frame from the second half of the 19th century.

Brass and glass ceiling lamp.

1950s

Armchairs with sprung padding and Jacquard fabric covering, original from the period, wooden legs.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Free-standing mantelpiece, second half of the 19th century, of eclectic taste, this mirror is made up of a single frame with carved moulding and a shaped cymatium.

Pietro Kandler
Editore Tipografia Riva

80's

Cabinet with hinged doors and central drawers, lacquered wood.

Oil on canvas. The painting, restored and relined, has a small hole in the upper left. It is presented in a period frame from the early 1900s.

Italy, Late XVIII - Early XIX Century

Directoire period walnut secretary, truncated pyramidal feet, two doors at the base surmounted by a drop-leaf door concealing a cabinet composed of an open compartment and nine drawers; drawer in the band under the top. Missing parts and replacements.

Gusty L. Herrigel
All'insegna del pesce d'oro

England, Late XIX Century

This elegant cabinet with drawers on both sides reveals itself as a writing desk. Made of carved walnut in Tudor style, it was made at the end of the 19th century in England. The top has a "Moroccan" leather covering that we find in the pull-out drawer on the front, on the two sides there are three drawers on each side. The entire surface is carved in low relief as is typical in the Tudor style. Like all English furniture, this piece of furniture is extremely practical and functional as well as pleasant to insert even in a modern decor.

Table with chromed metal base and glass top.

1960s

Ceiling lamp, in nickel-plated brass, metal and glass.

70s-80s

Kitchen cart, chromed metal, glass.

Stefania Negri
Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane

AA.VV.
Edizioni Cooperativa Effe