Ancient Bottle Y. Ohira for De Majo 1987 Murano Blown Glass - Italy, 1987

Italy 1960s

Polychrome glass sculpture with gold leaf inclusions depicting a group of squirrels on a tree trunk.

Italy, 1950s-1960s

A clear blown glass centerpiece with gold leaf inclusions, featuring a vertically ribbed design and a flared shape with a wide rim. It has an inverted cup base.

Italy, 1960s-1970s

Vase with lid by Vetreria Fratelli Toso Murano. Clear glass vase with a cylindrical shape and a solid green glass lid and ring handle. Manufacturer's label.

Italy 1960s-70s

A green-colored cased glass vase with a circular base and a narrow, long neck.

Italy, Second Half XX Century

Polychrome glass vase with silver leaf inclusions. Colorless glass decoration.

Italy, 1980s

Trumpet-shaped vase in black glass, Seguso Vetri d'Arte manufacture. Under the base, pointed signature of the manufacture and on the edge, adhesive label.

Murano, Late XVIII Century

Group of 4 Murano glass goblets of different sizes, Murano late 18th century. Colorless glass decorated with white and colored spyrals filigree bands placed on the stem.

Murano XVIII Century

Cup and small vase in cut Murano glass, Murano 18th century. Both made of colorless glass, although of different shapes, have applied handles and beveled decorations. The cup has a ground flower decoration.

Italy, Mid 900 ca

Glass sculpture depicting a woman with a pannier by Archimede Seguso. Pointed signature of the manufacture under the base.

A set of six chairs dating back to the 1950s, featuring a solid beech wood frame. These pieces feature sprung padding for traditional seating comfort, combined with vinyl upholstery, a common synthetic material of the time. They show obvious signs of age, making a complete restoration recommended to restore their original functionality. The wooden frame and the updated padding and upholstery offer an ideal basis for customization, allowing the chairs to adapt to a variety of furnishing contexts.

Vintage 1950s magazine rack made of stained beech wood, with brass details and clear glass shelves. The beech frame features an elegant and functional design, typical of the period, with a warm color that enhances the wood's natural grain. Brass details add a touch of refinement, while the glass shelves offer a clear and modern view, perfect for displaying magazines and books. Overall condition is good, with minor signs of wear that testify to its authenticity and use. This piece is an ideal solution for those seeking a furnishing accessory that combines retro aesthetics and functionality.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Small walnut chest dating back to the late 18th century, from Italy. The sturdy structure and elegant walnut wood characterize this antique piece, which retains its original lock, a testament to its era. The wrought iron side handles not only add a touch of elegance but also make it easy to move. The simple, understated lines make this chest a versatile piece, suitable for a variety of settings, both as a functional storage unit and as a decorative element in an entryway or living room.