Gianfranco Frattini Desk Walnut Veneer Solid Wood Leather Glass 1970s

Centre desk with shutter with extractable top; inside drawers and plastic material containers for stationary, solid wood (front drawers and shutter) and walnut veneer, top upholstered in leather, glass shelf.

Neoclassical Console Marble Gilded Wood Italy Last Quarter '700

The EIGHTEENTH Century - 1700

Console supported by truncated cone moulded legs, richly carved band. Slabbed stone top with antique marble.

Extendable Table Walnut Elm Italy Mid 19th Century

The NINETEENTH Century - 1800

Supported by four turned legs, it has a fifth leg to use in support of the table extensions, that are missing. The undertop band is veneered with elm wood.

Console Table with Mirror Lacquered Gilded Italy 18th Century

The EIGHTEENTH Century - 1700

An elegant console table with single leg and three shelves holding the semicircular top with marble. High mirror with feral heads, garlands and Mercury's face in the middle. Richly carved with ropes, leaves and frames. Lacquered with two colors and gilded. Manufactured in Genoa, Italy, last quarter of the 18th century.

Impressive Console with Mirror Italy Second Quarter of 1800s

The NINETEENTH Century - 1800

An impressive console with mirror. Ebonized cornucopias with gilded carvings. Shaped drawer under the top and drop-leaf door hiding a compartment. Marble top. Elegant coeval mirror with ebonized pilaster strips, frieze with medal and cornucopias embellished with bronze friezes and ebonized carvings. Manufactured in Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Neapolitan Committed Table Italy 19th Century

The NINETEENTH Century - 1800

The supporting structure is made with a central trunk that act as baluster assembled with smaller branches; entirely gilded. Committed marbles top: different stony typologies are used to create a centra vese with flowers on top of which a dove alights. All around there is an edging inside which are represented leafy scrolls and plant patterns; the top's perimeter is defined by a greek fret with alternating triangles.

Eastern Europe Neoclassical Desk

The NINETEENTH Century - 1800, The EIGHTEENTH Century - 1700

Eastern European neoclassical writing desk, supported by truncated pyramidal feet, the apron is shaped and carved with phytomorphic and floral motifs; there is a drawer in the undertop band. The top also has ornamental motifs carved in the corners. In walnut and chestnut, it has undergone restorations and modifications.

Elegant Napoleon III Writing Desk with Raised Part France 19th Century

The NINETEENTH Century - 1800

Elegant Napoleon III writing desk with serpentine legs. A drawer with compartments and inlaid sliding covers on the shaped band. Sliding top with leather insert. The serpentine raised part on the front and the sides has four drawers and a small raised part with mirror and shelf. Finely inlaid with bois de rose and rosewood. Embellished with bronze friezes and frames. Manufactured in France, second half of the 19th century.

Venetian Neo-Classical Writing Desk Cherry Italy 18th Century

The EIGHTEENTH Century - 1700

Venetian Neo-classical writing desk supported by pyramidal truncated legs tightened at the top by a collar and ilaid with leafy motifs; the undertop band is decorated with phitomorphic motifs and grotesque masks and originally it had a drawer on each of the long side that had been replace by an holy drawer. Cherry veneered top inlayd with geometrical motifs of various wood essences. Cherry with silver fir interiors.

Neo-Classical Writing Desk Mahogany Italy 20th Century

The TWENTIETH Century - 1900

Supported by 4 truncated pyramidal legs; 3 drawers in the band under the top surface of which the central one is smaller. Mahogany with bronze applications as frames, nozzles. The top had been covered later.

British Writing Desk Mahogany and Gilded Bronze England 20th Century

The TWENTIETH Century - 1900

Supported by 4 wavy legs; drawer under the top surface surmounted by a folding door that hides compartments and drawers; if opened the folding door can be use as a writing surface with a maroccan leather inaly. On top there is an extention with three drawers and decorated with a brass frame. Mahogany veneered and enriched with gilded bronze frames and details.

Service Cabinet

The EIGHTEENTH Century - 1700

Supported by four shelf feet, on the front it has two paneled doors and a liftable door which, supported by two pullers equipped with a spring mechanism, becomes an extension of the top, transforming the piece of furniture into a desk. Four drawers are hidden under the door. The walnut cabinet is elegantly decorated with carved and ebonized frames and with blackened oak threads. The same design on the front is also present in the back, finished in the day and therefore making the cabinet a piece of furniture for the center.