Antique Armchairs Mahogany Fabric Genoa Italy XIX Century - Genoa, Mid XIX Century

Italy, Early XX Century

Small Art Nouveau display cabinet in mahogany, flap-opening panels on four sides, upper shelf with removable tray, feet with brass cups. Italy, late 19th century.

England, Mid XIX Century

Mahogany lectern, reclining and height-adjustable top with locking system of the support pin. Book rest, hidden in the top, pair of lamp holders on the sides. England, mid-19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Coffee table, inlaid top with central flower vase enclosed between floral and leaf carvings, ebonized moldings. Folding trestle legs, turned and ebonized. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Empire coffee table in poplar veneered in walnut, cherry and maple, round top with three drawers in the band below the top, supported by three legs. Missing parts. Italy, early 19th century.

Italy

Lacquered and painted wooden table, legs covered with chiseled and gilded copper sheet, depicting a neoclassical vase. Top painted in imitation marble. Italy, 19th century.

England, Mid XIX Century

Victorian mahogany card table, rotating and book-like top with green cloth inside and chip holder. Four turned legs joined by a lower shelf with balustrade. Missing parts. England, mid-19th century.

Italy

Coffee table with wooden top painted in imitation marble supported by a gilded iron and wood carving in Mecca style depicting leaves and flowers. Italy, 19th century.

England, Mid XIX Century

Mahogany gueridon, walnut and maple burl veneered top, central compass rose inlay. Turned leg resting on three wavy feet. England, mid-19th century.

Carved and Gilded Display Cabinet, XIX Century

Rococo style display table from the end of the 19th century. Carved in rocaille and completely gilded, it has four Louis XV legs that support a top in a structure of wavy and carved frames that accommodate beveled and engraved glass, both in the top and in the bands, where the glass doors open to act as support shelves; inside, red velvet lining. This type of table was born at the end of the 19th century, they are functional furnishings, mainly used to contain bottles and glasses for bars or collections of objects.

Italy, XIX Century

Walnut work table, with a drop-leaf top concealing open compartments. Drawer under the top, lyre legs joined by a crosspiece to the base. Italy, 19th century.

England, Late XIX Century

Pair of George III style wall tables that open to play, made in the Victorian era. The tables have four truncated pyramidal uprights of which the two rear ones, open like compasses, allow the support of the upper half top forming a round gaming table covered in green felt. The legs, like the bands and the tops, have a rosewood veneered border with fillets to outline reserves veneered in satinwood. In the reserves of the bands there are inlaid floral spiral and anthem motifs, on the tops they are repeated with festoons of bellflowers and a half rosette in the centre. The finely crafted inlays in various woods and stained maple create a strong chromatic effect, accentuated by the burin definitions; on the back of a small table there is a partially preserved label of a deposit or transport.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Walnut work table, drawer in the band under the top, turned legs resting on wavy feet joined by a crosspiece. Italy, late 19th century.