Wooden figure of an ancestor “Jonyeleni” - Bamana Art Mali

1960s

Vintage teak veneered wood sideboard with sliding doors and stained wood handles.

Italy, XX Century

Baroque style wardrobe made with a pair of antique fir doors. Completely lacquered and painted on the front with a coat of arms representing the Mantua Houses of Count Luigi Donesmondi (1733-1808) and his wife Marchioness Aurelia Cavriani. Interior divided into two compartments with five shelves. Lateral bracket feet and a double central bracket. Italy, 20th Century.

Italy, XX Century

Small chest of drawers in Baroque style, finely lacquered and painted in Chinoiserie style, with mother-of-pearl inserts. Front with two drawers, escutcheons, handles and applications in worked and gilded bronze. Missing top. Italy, 20th century.

Austria

Mahogany chest of drawers, front with four drawers with ebonized mouldings, the first of which is projecting. Fir interior. Austria, late 19th century.

Italy, XX Century

Half moon display cabinet with finely ebonized and gold-painted mirror with chinoiserie motifs, beveled glass and mirror. Italy, 20th century.

Modular cabinet with hinged doors and visible drawers in exotic wood veneer, smoked glass and chromed aluminum foil.

1960s

Vintage furniture of Italian manufacture of the 20th century with swing doors, glass doors and three drawers with wavy front with brass handles; pyramid-shaped feet.

Central Italy, Late XVIII Century

Neoclassical chest of drawers in fir veneered in walnut, maple fillets on the entire surface. Front with three drawers with projecting moldings, truncated pyramidal feet, handles in pierced and chiselled bronze. Missing parts. Central Italy, third quarter of the 18th century.

Dresser with mirror in exotic wood veneer with back-treated glass top with marble effect.

80's

Display cabinet with hinged door and exposed shelves, lacquered wood and transparent glass.

Lombardy, XX Century

Directoire style bedside table in walnut, assembled with antique woods. Front with four drawers in briar root and ebonized moldings, recovered from the cabinet of an 18th century piece of furniture, truncated pyramidal legs. Lombardy, 20th century.