Vintage Bookcase Ash Veneer Glass Italy 1970s-1980s

Italy, Late XIX Century

Walnut bookcase from the Umbertine period, two doors in the base surmounted by two drawers, two glass doors in the upper part, missing parts and a break in one glass.

England, XX Century

Neoclassical style bookcase in citronnier, base with lateral paneled doors and three central drawers, upper part with lateral glass doors, centrally it has a drawer and paneled door inlaid with a vase. Ebony and rosewood fillets on the entire surface, bracket feet. England, 20th century.

France, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe bookcase in poplar veneered with mahogany, glass doors, uprights culminating with leaf carving. Internal shelves in fir. France, mid-19th century.

Bookcase with container elements with hinged doors and open shelves with adjustable position, stained mahogany veneer.

Bookcase unit with sliding glass doors and storage compartment with sliding doors in oak veneered wood.

Cabinet with hinged doors in smoked glass and exotic wood veneer, chromed aluminium band.

Wall unit with hinged doors in ebony-stained beech veneer.

Wall unit with hinged doors in ebony-stained beech veneer.

Bologna, XVIII Century

Baroque walnut cupboard. Tripartite front, central door with bronze knob and posthumous escutcheon, decorative studs in the side pilasters, bracket feet. Bologna, 18th century.

Austria, Early XX Century

Thonet coat stand, Austria, early 20th century. Made of beech with three feet to support a central upright on which 3 hangers rest, branded under the leg. Thonet is the most important company and the first to produce furniture in bent beech using the steam technique. It will be followed and imitated by numerous companies.

Italy, Mid XX Century

Single-door display cabinet in walnut, in Rococo style. Curved and curved in all directions, it features the typical rocaille carving, shells and curls, sides and glass door.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Restoration chest of drawers in walnut, front with three drawers, the first of which is in the band under the top. Uprights with a wavy front ending in plinth feet. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.