Vintage Umbrella Stand Umberto Mascagni Plastic 1970s-1980s - Italy, 1970s-1980s

United States, Early XX Century

Remington Standard 10 typewriter with iron cover. The Remington No. 10 is a typewriter produced by the Remington Typewriter Company, known for being one of the first to offer visible writing. Introduced in 1908, along with the No. 11, it marked a step forward from previous models that featured blind writing. Remington was one of the pioneers in the industrial production of typewriters, beginning in 1873.

Central Europe, XVIII-XIX Century

Embossed and chased silver inkwell decorated with leafy scrolls and small flowers. The front is embellished with the face of a fantastical animal in the center and a pair of equine heads at the corners. The central body features a female figure. Silver hallmarks are engraved on the edge of the base. 326 grams.

Italy, Late XX Century

Two-handled sugar bowl in chiseled silver with a pine cone handle. Silver hallmarks incised under the base. The silversmith's mark is barely legible. 250 grams.

East, XX Century

White marble tray with semiprecious stone inlays. Lapis lazuli, malachite, mother-of-pearl, agate, and other stone essences compose the flowers decorating the bottom of the tray.

Italy, XX Century

Alfa Bilici Varese scales, maximum capacity 150 kg.

Europe, XIX Century

Pair of andirons and spark guards in wrought iron and bronze.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

A centerpiece in patinated bronze metal. The plate, supported by a square base, features a decoration of mythological figures within reserves and is held at the sides by two handles shaped like winged dragons.

Northern Europe, Mid XX Century

Outdoor sundial in wrought iron with brass plate with Roman numeral hours.

Europe, 1950s

Pair of three-armed brass bouillotte lamps. Fluted body and top with ring. Wavy lampshade in pleated fabric and trimmings.

Italy, 1980s-1990s

Irregularly elongated Murano glass centerpiece in blue, green and yellow. Under the base unidentified designer signature.

Italy, 1960s

Piero Fornasetti porcelain ashtray and cigarette holder from the "Giornali" series. Under the bases the manufacturing brand.

Austria, 1980s-1990s

Swarovski Boite Méli Mélo by Martin Szekely. Under the manufacturer's brand.