Antique Baroque Columns Baroque Linden Coat of Arms XVIII Century - Italy, Early XVIII Century

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.

Italy, XVIII Century

Small Baroque walnut chest, leaf carvings on the central panel and uprights. Feral feet. Italy, 17th century.

Italy, Late XVIII - Early XIX Century

Directoire period walnut secretary, truncated pyramidal feet, two doors at the base surmounted by a drop-leaf door concealing a cabinet composed of an open compartment and nine drawers; drawer in the band under the top. Missing parts and replacements.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Pair of neoclassical chests of drawers veneered and inlaid according to the taste of the period, made in Emilia at the end of the 18th century. Composed of three drawers resting on the front, one smaller under the top and two larger ones, built with a hidden chain in order to offer a continuous surface convenient for the inlay. Structure in fir veneered in various woods among which the striped walnut pedulle dominates in the wide fields, surrounded by a series of borders in olive, cypress and plum surrounded by maple fillets. On the front and on the tops are inserted classic vases with ring handles and large ribbed lid, made of boxwood and maple. The pairs of chests of drawers are rare and suitable for furnishing a modern room to which they add warmth and flavor of the time.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Pair of Neoclassical walnut bedside tables, one with the inside of the drawers redone. Front with three drawers, Cherry fillets, truncated pyramidal legs, handles in chiseled and gilded bronze. Interior in fir. Missing parts. Italy, late 18th century.

Switzerland, XVIII-XIX Century

Neuchateloise pendulum clock in ebonized wood with plant motif decorations and gilded parts. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes. Finely perforated bronze hands. Complete with winding keys.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Walnut display cabinet with olive wood inserts, obtained from the top of a two-body bookcase, Front with glass doors, perforated balustrade, truncated pyramidal feet. Interior covered in velvet with four shelves. Italy, late 18th century.

Provence, Late XVIII Century

Baroque walnut drop-leaf chest, wavy front with three tripartite drawers, wavy apron and feet culminating in a curl. Drop-leaf chest concealing four drawers, open compartments and secret compartment under the top. Escutcheon and handles in chiseled bronze. Interior in fir. Provence, late 18th century.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Antique neoclassical chest of drawers, late 18th century. Supported by truncated pyramidal feet, it has three drawers on the front with a resting stop, made of fir wood and veneered in walnut with olive and maple borders and floral inlays in maple; top made later, back with rear addition of non-contemporary plywood.

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.

Northern Italy, Mid XVIII Century

Oval majolica tray, with expanded rim, shaped profile and light cord. High-fire decoration in monochrome, in shades of cobalt blue on a white background. A decorative motif with swirls of leaves interspersed with festoons with a trellis motif runs along the brim. A bouquet of flowers in the center. Decoration called "a Rouen". Northern Italy, probably Lodi area.

Italy, XVIII Century

Walnut drop-leaf, front with four drawers, the first two of which are small in size. Drop-leaf door concealing a cabinet with five drawers plus two in the balustrade, and open compartments. Inlaid fillets in maple and walnut. Bracket feet, escutcheons and handles replaced. Italy, 18th century.