Antique Baroque Chest Walnut Chestnut Italy XVIII Century  - Central Italy, Early XVIII Century

Lombardy Early 17th Century

A Baroque walnut chest of drawers dating back to the early 17th century, originally from Lombardy. This imposing piece features a front with four bipartite drawers, embellished with high-relief moldings that create a distinctive and striking visual effect. The curved uprights and paneled sides lend further elegance, while the carved bracket feet add a touch of majesty. The escutcheons and handles are crafted and gilded bronze, elements that contrast harmoniously with the warmth of the walnut. The interior is made of poplar, a lightweight yet durable wood that ensures functionality without compromising the structure. The top has been restored, preserving the piece's historical integrity. A refined example of Lombard Baroque craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of history and style.

Italy, Early XX Century

Carved, painted and gilded wooden sculpture depicting Saint Christopher and Baby Jesus crossing the river.

Italy First Half 19th Century

Sofa from the first half of the 19th century, dating back to the Restoration period, made of carved and gilded walnut. The armrests feature a cane structure with underlying bands adorned with ornaments and anthem carvings, while the turned legs lend the piece elegance and solidity. The blue padding is a non-original addition.

Italy Third Quarter 18th Century

A Venetian neoclassical armchair dating to the last quarter of the 18th century, it features an open backrest adorned with an elegant carving that includes a ribbon holding a medallion depicting a classical face in profile. The curved armrests end in elegant curls, supported by uprights and truncated pyramidal legs, lending a solid visual structure. The seat is removable, offering practicality without compromising style. The green lacquer with raised gold details, although presenting some wear and tear, adds an authentic historical charm, highlighting the period and craftsmanship of the piece.

France, Early 19th Century

Baroque walnut sideboard dating back to the early 19th century, from France. This piece features a refined structure with three drawers underneath, the central one smaller than the other two, perfect for storing small items. The finely crafted paneled doors are flanked by a carved central upright that adds a touch of elegance. The curved apron and feet lend movement and dynamism to the piece, while the chiseled and gilded sheet metal escutcheons add a luxurious detail. Ideal for a classic setting, this sideboard is an example of period craftsmanship.

France Second Half of the 19th Century

Ebonized wood porch clock with mother-of-pearl and bronze inlays. Bronze dial engraved with scrolls, fruits, and a face at the top. Roman numerals painted on enameled metal plaques. Domed top, frame, and base with dentil moldings.

Italy Late 18th Century

Four neoclassical walnut chairs dating back to the late 18th century, featuring an open backrest with a finely carved lyre-shaped central panel. The seats, originally woven with straw and designed to be removable, offer versatile use, while the side panels feature elegant carvings that harmoniously match the corner rosettes. The tapered, truncated pyramid legs provide stability and a refined aesthetic. An example of period Italian craftsmanship, these chairs represent a piece of history that complements both classic and modern settings.

Italy 2006

Piero Fornasetti plate, 2006 calendar series. Ed. 72/750.

France Early 1900s

Miniature travel clock in gilded bronze and glass. Visible movement. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numeral hour markers. Complete with winding keys.

Europe Early 1900s

Bronze lamp in the style of Christophe Fratin (1801-1864). The base features three lion figures with tails twisted around the stem, which is chiseled with grape vines. At the top are goat heads and bunches of grapes.

Italy Early 19th Century

Pair of cupids in carved and gilded wood.

France Late 19th century Early 20th century

Green and gold wooden pendulum clock, carved with scrolls and painted with a polychrome flower bouquet decoration. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numerals and a chiseled bronze frame.