Kartell Fiocco Wall Unit Design Pierluigi Spadolini and Paolo Felli - Design by Pierluigi Spadolini and Paolo Felli

Bologna, Mid XX Century

Tea set in chiseled and fluted silver. Handles, spout and feet with leafy scrolls. Bud-shaped grip. Silver marks engraved under the base. Unidentified silversmith. Grams 1780.

France, Late XVIII Century

Lacquered and gilded wooden pendulum clock with polychrome decorations of flowering branches. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes; manufacturer's mark in the center of the dial. Complete with winding keys.

France, Late XIX Century

Triptych clock in blue porcelain and gilded bronze decorated with plant motifs, garlands of flowers, and cherubs. The clock has a large gilded bronze base on which rests a porcelain vase in which the clock case is inserted. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes, finely perforated bronze hands.

Italy, XX Century

Embossed silver centrepiece with decoration depicting fruit vines. Silver and silversmith marks incised on the outer rim line. Grams 1490.

Austria-Hungary Late XIX Century

Tea set in embossed and chiselled silver with leafy scrolls. Twisted leaf handles, teapot handle with bone inclusions. The set consists of a teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug. Silver marks incised under the base. Unrecognized silversmith with initials FB. Grams 1510.

Italy, XX Century

Silver tea and coffee service consisting of tray, teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl and milk jug. Silver hallmarks under the bases, the Vicenza silversmith's hallmark is difficult to decipher. Grams 2415.

Italy First Half of the 18th Century

Marble bowl.

France, Second Half XIX Century

Pendulum wall clock in finely chiseled gilded bronze, surmounted by a vase with ram's head sockets and festoons falling on the sides. Enamel dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, finely pierced bronze hands.

France, Second Half XIX Century

Triptych clock in blue porcelain and gilt bronze decorated with plant motifs, garlands of flowers, cherubs and goats' heads. The clock has a large gilded bronze base on which a porcelain vase rests where the clock case is inserted. Enamelled metal dial with hours in Roman numerals and minutes in Arabic numerals, in the center the writing "Bardon", the manufacturer's trademark. Finely pierced bronze hands. Mechanism marked Vincent & C.ie Medaille d'Argent, 1855.