Vintage Lalique Caviar Cup Crystal France XX Century  - 20th Century France

Chairs produced by Sabot for Maison Jansen in the 1970s and designed by Alain Delon, featuring a polished brass frame that lends a refined look. The set includes six chairs, two of which feature a higher backrest, emphasizing an elegant and distinctive design. The fabric upholstery varies between shades of green and decorative patterns that add further refinement. Ideal for spaces requiring quality furnishings and a sophisticated design.

Italy, mid-20th century

A pair of decorative candelabras depicting Moors holding cornucopias culminating in a castle with six lights. The curved arms, richly carved with leaf motifs and curls, are gilded with silver leaf. The bases feature gilded scrolls and curls on a polychrome lacquered base, enhancing the elegant contrast between the surfaces. One of the Moors retains its original silver leaf finish, while the other is ebonized, creating an interesting color combination. This refined Italian work from the mid-20th century is distinguished by its meticulous detailing, representing a perfect example of period decorative craftsmanship. Six E14 bulbs

The transparent polycarbonate "Louis Ghost" chairs, designed by Philippe Starck for Kartell, represent a perfect blend of contemporary design and classic inspiration. These chairs are a modern interpretation of the Louis XV armchairs, with clean lines and an elegant profile that adapts to a variety of settings, from the dining room to the living room. The transparency of the material lends a sense of visual lightness, while the robustness of the polycarbonate ensures durability and resistance. Ideal for modern spaces that maintain a connection with tradition, these chairs are an example of innovation in furniture design.

Trentino Early 19th Century

This early 19th-century Trentino walnut chest of drawers features elegant craftsmanship. The curved front houses two main drawers, topped by two small side drawers and a central drop-leaf door. Inside, a six-drawer cabinet with hidden compartments offers ample storage space. Ebonized details lend a touch of refinement, while the truncated pyramidal legs add stability and style. Escutcheon plates, handles, and appliques in chiseled and gilded bronze complete the piece, enhancing its quality.

Italy Mid XVIII Century

A mid-18th-century Italian Baroque walnut chest of drawers. Featuring a curved front with two walnut-veneered drawers divided into four sections, it features rounded uprights and paneled sides. The apron and legs are also curved, lending the piece an elegant stylistic harmony typical of the Baroque period. The interior is made of poplar, while the gilded bronze escutcheons and handles add a touch of refinement and authenticity. This piece stands out for its quality materials and expert craftsmanship, making it a distinctive addition to any setting requiring an authentic testament to 18th-century Italian design.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A finely carved, late 19th-century Italian Neo-Baroque walnut sideboard. The cabinet features a pair of leaded glass doors in shades of blue and purple, framed by uprights decorated with caryatids and gargoyles, which are also found on the upper panel, along with leafy details and a central face. The cymatium is embellished with a family shield supported by cherubs, leafy carvings, and lateral spandrels. The central panel boasts a carved rear panel with openwork shelf supports and a carved dragon. The base comprises two drawers under the top and a pair of doors, with side uprights that echo the caryatids on the cabinet, gargoyles, and feet finely carved with feral heads. The interior is crafted from poplar, providing a contrast to the walnut exterior.

Europa, XX Century

Slicer in Berkel style of good workmanship.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

A Baroque walnut chest of drawers dating back to the early 18th century, featuring a front with four bipartite drawers. The first drawer, which folds open, reveals an elegant internal cabinet composed of four drawers and a central open compartment. The front of the top, also foldable, lifts to access the first drawer. The uprights are machined at a forty-five-degree angle and are supported by plinth feet, lending stability and a touch of refinement. Fitted with wrought iron handles, the interior is made of fir. Originally, the first drawer did not have a fold-down front or internal cabinet, a sign of a later customization that enriches the functionality and aesthetics of the piece.

Four "Laurianetta" armchairs designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa and produced by B&B Italia in the 1980s. The frame is made of steel profiles coated in polyurethane, while the cognac-colored leather upholstery lends a timeless elegance, ideal for refined settings. This set of four armchairs combines functionality and design, representing a perfect example of 20th-century Italian design. Perfect for enhancing living rooms, studies, or lounge areas with a touch of class.

Italy, Early XX Century

Coffee table with a carved and gilded wooden base, featuring a glass top that enhances the refinement of the underlying structure. The plinth legs feature intricate details with leaf motifs, shells, scrolls, and curls, which are harmoniously joined by a crosspiece at the base and swirling leaf carvings. This piece, originating from Italy in the first half of the 20th century, combines elegance and craftsmanship, making it a distinctive element for classic or modern spaces seeking a touch of history and artistic design.