Group of 6 Modenese Chairs Walnut Italy 18th Century

Parma Third Quarter XVIII Century

Neoclassical table and pair of consoles in walnut, Parma third quarter of the 18th century. Tops with ribbon-carved border, single drawers in the bands, the latter carved with gouges and with a ribbed frame in the lower part. Turned collars and fluted truncated cone legs ending with spinning top feet. The three pieces can be joined to form a single table.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

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.

Late XVIII Century

Pair of demi-moons console tables in walnut, supported by tapered truncated pyramidal legs, tightened by a collar at the top. They can be joined to form a center table and have a system that allows them to be elongated, supported by two descending legs; missing extensions.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Neoclassical game table from Piacenza, supported by truncated pyramidal legs tightened by a collar in the upper band and equipped with bronze feet, the undertop band is shaped and is inlaid in maple with phytomorphic motifs and a couple of birds; the top also has an inlay with a flowery branch on which there is a parrot. In walnut, the interiors are in spruce. The original mechanism that allowed the legs to be stretched is blocked.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Baroque game table, supported by wavy legs, two of which rotate to support the openable top. In walnut, veneered in walnut briar on the top and on the outside of the legs. The internal drawers were added later.