Pair of Potiches in the Manner of Edmè Samson - France Late 19th Century Early 20th Century

Italy, Early XX Century

Oak filing cabinet, twenty-one pull-out drawers with drop-leaf front. Chiseled and gilded metal drawer fronts and label holders. Interior and back in fir. Italy, early 20th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Umbertino cupboard in mahogany, drawer in the band under the top and paneled doors concealing a row of six pull-out drawers. Ebonized details, cherry interior and fir back. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy, XIX Century

Walnut bridge bookcase, front composed of three blocks of which the sides with glass top and base with paneled doors, the central element has glass top and free space underneath for placing a writing desk. Interior in fir. The piece of furniture has undergone changes in height and adaptations. Italy, 19th century.

England, Mid XX Century

Chippendale style drop-leaf cabinet from the mid-twentieth century. Veneered in quadripartite mahogany with maple fillets, oak interior. The slender bureau with four wavy legs presents three drawers and a drop-leaf door concealing a top covered in green morocco for easy writing and a cabinet with two drawers and letter holders.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Three-door wardrobe from the late 19th century with a central mirror door; made of walnut and poplar wood, walnut veneered on the inside and completely veneered in mahogany on the outside where some panels are ebonized. The central body with the mirrored door is slightly protruding and has the typical "carabiniere hat" cymatium. Turned feet, shelves and drawers inside.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of Neoclassical style bedside tables in mahogany, maple and bois de rose fillets, Drawer under the top and central door, gouged uprights and turned legs. Gilded bronze escutcheons and marble tops. Italy, early 20th century.

Carved and Lacquered Wardrobe, XX Century

Venetian Baroque style wardrobe, carved and lacquered, second half of the 20th century. Curved in shape, it is made with three drawers in the base and six doors with the two central ones perforated with fabric on the back. The piece of furniture is carved with rocaille and floral motifs, lacquered in beige tone with gilded parts and parts painted with bunches of polychrome flowers.

Austria, Late XIX Century

Small four-drawer chest of drawers, late 19th century, Austro-Hungarian Empire. Made of oak and pine and then veneered in mahogany and mahogany feather on the front.

Austria, Early XX Century

Thonet coat stand, Austria, early 20th century. Made of beech with three feet to support a central upright on which 3 hangers rest, branded under the leg. Thonet is the most important company and the first to produce furniture in bent beech using the steam technique. It will be followed and imitated by numerous companies.

England, Late XIX Century

Elegant English Victorian trumeau in the George III model. In the base two doors and a compartment with a cabinet accessible thanks to a sliding door in maple, which shows off drawers and open compartments, sliding top covered in Moroccan; in the upper part two glass doors inserted in a wooden grid, with adjustable shelves; wavy cymatium with curls and inlaid with a classic Greek key and central rosette. The entire surface is veneered in citronnier with mahogany borders, fillets and inlays made of maple, mahogany and ebony.

Italy, Mid XX Century

Single-door display cabinet in walnut, in Rococo style. Curved and curved in all directions, it features the typical rocaille carving, shells and curls, sides and glass door.