Gucci bag from the 1950s in blue and red fabric with white leather details. The conditions are very good, both externally and internally; the leather shoulder strap needs to be put back into shape as it was stored folded.

Evening bag made by the Gucci Maison externally with black beads and internally in light pink silk satin. The closures and the chain shoulder strap, 50 cm long) are in golden metal. It is an important item, both for its rarity and for its excellent condition (it has a small stain on the lining).

Beautiful bag in hand, from the trapezoid shape, in python skin clear. Accompany the bag and the small wallet, coin purse and mirror.

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Gucci sholder bag, probably from 1980's. The purse is burgundy both in the leather parts and in the fabric ones, on which the brand logo is printed "ton sur ton". The purse is in decent conditions, but it presents some imperfections due to wear.

Roberta di Camerino. Small black leather shoulder bag with an unique shape and several pockets with zip.

Blue Velvet with Embroidered Butterfly

Roberta di Camerino. Small blue velvet handbag with embroidered butterfly. Blue leather interior. Good conditions but shows signs of wear.

Italy, XX Century

Game table in mahogany veneer and inlaid with maple, opening top concealing green gaming cloth. Turned beech legs connected by a crossbar. Carved feet.

Service trolley by Arch. Fabrizio Smania for Studio Smania Interni; bamboo wood, burl veneered wood.

Center table; glazed fiberglass.

Size 18

Long evening dress from the 60s / 70s in silk ottoman printed with a floral pattern in shades of yellow and orange on a black base. The haute couture model is embellished with hand-sewn sequins; the line of the skirt is slightly flared, with two side pleats. the back is unglued. Wears Italian size 46/48 (length 145 cm, waist 85 cm, chest 97 cm).

Studies of Nature

Group of 12 etchings on a hardboard notebook. From the catalogue raisonné of Kobell's works, published in 1822 by Baron de Stengel, it is also possible to recover the titles of the individual engravings, which depict figures from popular life. The first one also has the title: "Etudes d'après nature, dessinées et gravées par Ferdinand Kobell,...". (Studies from life, drawn and printed by Ferdinand Kobell), with the Parisian locations mentioned below. The titles of the other figures, in the order of their presentation in our collection, are as follows: Return from the Market, The Beggars, The Messengers, The Stonemason (Sculpture Seller), The Brush Seller, The Vegetable Seller, The Hat Seller, The Junk Dealer (Print Seller), The Peasant at the Market (Sleeping), The Second-hand Clothes Dealer, The Blind Man.

Coffee table; wood covered with intertwined drawn bamboo, bamboo profiles.