Vintage 1950s Cabinet with Vanity Table Maple and Glass

France, Late XVIII Century

Provencal cherry wardrobe, on the front a pair of tripartite doors surmounting a single drawer at the base, sides also tripartite and wavy feet culminating in a curl. Wrought iron hinges applied along the entire upright of the wardrobe, as well as the internal locking lock, of which a pin is missing. France, late 18th century.

Cabinet with pairs of side drawers, teak veneered wood. Restored.

Cabinet with flap openings and drawer. Exotic wood veneer. A very special piece of furniture with lines and materials typical of the 1960s, suitable for living rooms with an original style and a taste of yesteryear.

Particular piece of furniture with roller shutter compartment closures, in solid wood and larch veneer.

Cabinet with wall-mounted storage units with sliding, hinged, drawer and open compartment openings, solid wood and teak veneer, brass details.

Vintage furniture of Italian manufacture of the 20th century with hinged doors, open compartments, flap containing a bar compartment with glass shelf and glass bottom, pair of drawers with breadstick front. In exotic wood veneer and stained wood.

Relief Painting, 1958-1968

Mixed technique on canvas, with material and plate applications. On the back there is a label from a Parisian art transport service, with the artist's name: ORAZI's works participated in numerous exhibitions in the French capital, both personal and collective. From 1958 to 1968 ORAZI, who had already moved from the figurative to the abstract phase, dedicated himself to creating compositions in relief: he collected and used materials and fibres of different types, especially natural materials and fibres such as tiny grains of sand, seeds, plant filaments and fragments of bark, with which he created relief shapes that emerge from the surface of the canvas. The basis of this artistic experience, called Peinture en Relief, is the exploration of nature, its components and phenomena (flowers, plants, sand, rocks, volcanic lava, coasts and seabeds, eruptions, storms, petrified meteorites). The works of this period were initially characterised by a still rather low relief; but subsequently the relief became more and more pronounced, often coming out of the perimeter of the support, to the point of appearing more like statues than paintings. Often in these works there is a reference to volcanic activity and the material it produces, sometimes expressed in titles such as "Lava Flow", "Volcanic Sands", Volcanic Beaches". The work is presented in a frame. Coming from the artist's family collection.

Ceiling lamp with 5 "drops" in brass and opal glass.

Italy, 1975

Glass sculpture depicting the bust of a young woman. The author's signature and production date are engraved on the base.

Vintage sideboard made in Italy from the 1960s in teak veneer with hinged doors, drawers and internal shelves.

Italy, Late XVIII - Early XIX Century

Two-door wardrobe in the Directoire style of the late 18th century; four truncated pyramid feet support the piece of furniture constructed with sides and doors made with a frame with three panels each; the contemporary hardware is made of wrought iron and has two locks on the door. The piece of furniture is lacquered in ivory tones.