1940s-1950s Floor Lamp

Italy 1950s

Thermal jug in wood covered in parchment with brass elements. Under the base adhesive label of the manufacture.

Pocket emptier in chiseled glass with bottom engraved on the wheel. Under the initials incussa: FX. Next to the brand, another but hardly decipherable abbreviation can be seen.

Bevelled and ground glass photo frame made in Italy.

Copper and polychromed enamel bowl. Manufacture's brand under the base. Lightly damaged

Group of 3 blown glass bows of differetn shapes and processing. The square shaped transparent glass bowl has a lightly rainbowed surface while the other two are embellished by small air bubbles and gilded.

Glass Barovier bowl with rainbow surface and silver details. The bowl has a ribbinig finishing on a cicular and rounded base.

Pair of Venini's style colorless glass lamps.

Sculpture made of chiseled glass with bas-relief ornament depicting a moose. Manufactured in Sweden, 1950s-1960s

"Baradelle a Paris"

Theodolite in gilded brass, with fixed and movable alidade central compass; signed on the underside "Baradelle a Paris". Baradelle was a French family of makers of scientific instruments; their production includes that of the father Jean-Louis-Jacques (active from 1752 to 1794) and his son Nicholas Eloi (active from 1774 to 1814), both signing indiscriminately with the sole surname. There is the painted and gilded wooden base with phytomorphic motifs as well. A similar theodolite belongs to the English collections of the Science Museum Group.