Neo-Renaissance Style Terracotta Head Italy XX Century

Piacenza Last Fourth XVIII Century

Neoclassical flap in walnut, Piacenza last quarter of the 18th century. Upstand with pair of side drawers, flap door concealing a 4-drawer cabinet, pair of drawers on the front, tapered truncated cone legs. Entirely threaded in maple and inlaid with neoclassical motifs in maple, including rosettes, bellflower phytomorphic elements and geometric elements. Interior in poplar and oak. Changes and replacements.

Italy Late 19th century

Umbertino wardrobe in maple and maple burl, Italy, late 19th century. Front with pair of doors and drawer framed by frames, turned uprights and spinning top front feet. Cherry interior with fir shelves.

Germany 1954/1955

Grundig mobile radio model Konzertschrank 7042W / 3D, Germany 1954/55. Wooden cabinet with a pair of doors on the top, one of which contains a Garrard model RC98H turntable. Front with central pair of doors used as a radio compartment and container compartment. Decorated with brass profiles. No tape recorder.

Lombardy Late 18th - Early 19th Century

Direttorio bedside table supported by truncated pyramidal legs, on the front it has a door and a drawer placed under the top; in cherry, the interiors are in walnut.

Bedside tables with hinged door and drawer. Enameled metal.

Modular cabinet with 3 drawers and hinged door elements. Lacquered wood and chromed aluminum details.

Bergamo Early XVIII Century

Bedside table made by transforming a kneeler: the front pull-out platform has been replaced by shelf feet, on the front it has a door inlaid with "IHS" within a sun and accompanied by nails, while in the undertop band there is a drawer. In walnut, the carvings on the uprights were added later.

Portugal Late 17th century

Baroque sideboard supported by carved feet, on the front it has two doors surmounted by as many drawers, on the top rests a shelf with shelves. In walnut and oak, it is decorated with caryatids on the uprights, leaf and pod motifs; it was revised and embellished in the 19th century.

Mid 19th century

Lectern supported by a baluster resting on wavy feet ending in a curl; in walnut.

Second Fourth XIXth Century

Louis Philippe coat hanger supported by moving feet, the central body is turned, as are the clothes-holding arms.

Austria 1822

Rosewood accordion, the piano with the keys is supported by two turned uprights; there is a label with the name of the owner and the date; the lock has been replaced.