Ancient Sculpture Pompeo Pianezzola Terracotta XX-XXI Century - Italy XX-XXI Century

Modular cabinet with hinged and sliding doors and visible drawers in exotic wood veneer, smoked glass and chromed aluminum foil.

Lombardy Mid-eighteenth century

Walnut veneered baroque flap, Lombardy mid-18th century. Upstand with pair of side drawers, front with flap door concealing cabinet, 3 drawers and curly feet. Tripartite by 3 ebonized frames, the piece of furniture is decorated with walnut root reserves, maple threads and cypress borders, the latter arranged to create a large heart-shaped cartouche on the front. Interior in fir. Cabinet restorations and replacements; non-coeval handles.

Modular cabinet with hinged doors and visible drawers in exotic wood veneer, smoked glass and chromed aluminum foil.

Tuscany Early XVIII Century

Baroque cantarano in walnut and walnut slab, Tuscany, early 18th century. Shaped top, uprights at 45° with architectural pilasters and applied festoons in carved and gilded wood. Front with 4 drawers, one of which in the band, non-coeval turned feet. Poplar interior. Small restorations; small defects in the carving of the pilasters.

Dresser with mirror in exotic wood veneer with back-treated glass top with marble effect.

Genoa 1845-1850 ca.

Living room made of richly carved ebony composed of a pair of chairs, a writing desk, a pair of armchairs and a sofa decorated with masks, winged anthropomorphic figures and pinnacles in neo-Gothic style. "Peters Genoa"branding inside the desk drawers. The coat of arms of the Durazzo family is carved on the armchairs and sofa. The furniture is published by Antonella Rathschuler in Henry Thomas Peters and the furniture industry in the nineteenth century. Antonella Rathschuler herself has edited an analytical description.

Sideboard with hinged doors with visible drawers and chromed metal legs. A piece of furniture to personalize a living environment with originality, thanks to the clean and essential shape of the 60s and the essence of teak wood. The product can be restored by our laboratory with an intervention that involves the remaking of the polishing with shellac and a wax finish to bring the teak back to its original appearance as well as a thorough cleaning of the chrome-plating of the metal legs, will allow you to have a single piece