Antique Wardrobe Baroque Style Coat of Arms Fir XX Century - Italy, XX Century

Italy, Late XVIII - Early XIX Century

Two-door wardrobe in the Directoire style of the late 18th century; four truncated pyramid feet support the piece of furniture constructed with sides and doors made with a frame with three panels each; the contemporary hardware is made of wrought iron and has two locks on the door. The piece of furniture is lacquered in beige tones.

Baroque walnut wardrobe

Baroque wardrobe from the early decades of the 18th century. Made with two doors and a drawer in the base, supported by a molding that probably rested on a platform. In the cornice of the hat there are a succession of carved brackets, ring hinges, single-axis doors, original hardware.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Baroque wardrobe with two paneled and carved doors with frames and tiles, created by re-adapting the top of an ancient sideboard to which the base with drawer was added during the nineteenth century. Lacquered, it is decorated with golden frames.

Italy, Late XVII - Early XVIII Century

Wardrobe with two paneled doors decorated with carved tiles, also present on the uprights; it is supported by bracket feet. In walnut.

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

Piedmont, Early XVIII Century

Baroque cupboard with walnut plate rack, three drawers in the band under the top, the central one hidden in the upright. Pair of paneled doors alternating with bipartite uprights. Double bracket feet. Piedmont, early 18th century.

Italy, End of the XVIII Century

Neoclassical chest of drawers in walnut veneered in exotic woods, maple, walnut and pastiglia fillets. Front with three drawers, the first of which is in the band under the top, smaller in size. Handles and escutcheons in gilded metal, later. Restorations and modifications. Italy, third quarter of the 18th century.

1960s

Vintage sideboard made in Italy from the 1960s in teak veneer with hinged doors, drawers and internal shelves.

Italy, Mid XX Century

1950s living room furniture made by the artist Rino Galbiati. Architectural furniture with an ethnic taste, it has doors in the lower part, hidden drawers in the central band and in the raised open compartment and four doors with painted glass. The entire surface is carved with different motifs of geometric Greeks that chase each other, on the doors are carved scenes with fantastic animals, all the carving is reinforced by a green pictorial line.

Argentina, Late XIX Century

Large mahogany wall clock, made for a railway station, a hall in a public building or a bank. Enriched with floral carvings, scrolls and festoons, a cymatium culminating with a central vase. Round dial. Missing parts. Argentina, late 19th century.

Sideboard with drop-leaf opening, hinged door and visible drawers. Teak veneer. Completely restored.