Bianchi Bicycle Alluminium - Italy 1970s

Europe, Early XX Century

File cabinet in walnut wood and walnut root. On the front, double door opening and drawer with perforated brass handle. Inside compartments for documents and date display.

Italy Late 20th century

Silver teapot. Under the base, the brand of silver and of the manufacture. Grams 826.

Italy Late 20th century

Silver teapot. Under the base, the brand of silver and of the incusso manufacture. 886 grams.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Group of five fireplace mantles in various types of wood with leather and metal parts. Of particular note is the inlay with plant and animal motifs and the chinoiserie decoration on black lacquer. Some of the leather parts have a refined decoration with leaf volutes. Three bellows are 18th century, two 19th century.

Finely embossed oval silver candy dish . Engraved silver and silversmith's mark near the rim. Under base dealer's adhesive label. Grams 420.

Bronze duck depicted resting on one leg on a base in the shape of a tree trunk. Clenched in its beak it holds a lotus leaf with a tip that served as a candlestick, while the part at the opening on the back had the function of burning incense.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Perforated silver cruet supported by ferine-shaped feet. At the top taken with a pair of swans. Platelets with oil and vinegar written in silver but posthumous. Contemporary glass elements. 620 grams.

Italy, XIX Century

Group of three small shelves in carved, gilded and lacquered imitation marble wood. Decorations with plant motifs.

Italy, 1970s

Pair of Minivip model wall coat hangers, designer architects Benanti and Brunori, Velca Legnano manufacture.

England, First Half of the XX Century

Sauce holder in silver with coeval containers in blue glass. Under the handle engraved silver marks. 435 grams.

France, 1950s-1960s

Fabric case with leather edges and handle and metal closures, containing toiletries. Manufacture mark printed on the inside edge of the case and engraved under the bottles and on the brush.

Europe XIX-XX century

Group of ten glasses in ground and engraved glass of different manufactures, shapes and colors. Some glasses belong to the Biedermeier period and are of Austrian or German origin.