Vintage Iron Furnishing Italy Early XX Century - Italy, Early XX Century

Italy, 20th Century

Demi-lune showcase veneered in mahogany with floral and leaf motif inlays in various woods, maple and walnut fillets. Wavy feet, chiseled bronze applications. Italy, 20th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Baroque walnut display cabinet, Masks, ribbons and fruit carvings on the uprights, beveled glass on the doors and sides, Three glass shelves. Italy, late 19th century.

Arflex Production, 1970s

Modular column furniture with wooden structure, hinged doors, glass door and adjustable shelves.

Vintage cabinet, with open drawers and display cabinet with hinged doors, teak veneer, glass.

Mid XX Century

Chippendale style display cabinet in the taste of the famous English cabinetmaker. Base supported by turned uprights with two doors and upper section with pair of shaped glass doors with multiple rows of walnut frames.

Showcase in Baroque Style

Baroque style display cabinet, curved in all its parts with curved side and door glass in bronze with rocaille on the top, the entire surface is veneered in walnut and walnut root in reserves with rosewood fillets.

Baroque Style Showcase

Display cabinet in Lombard Baroque style, completely curved in every direction, carved with small motifs on the profiles, veneered with walnut root in the reserves, curved glass on the sides and door.

Showcase with hinged door and sliding doors, open shelves. Walnut veneered wood.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Richly carved walnut showcase with cymatium forming a love knot, lateral pinnacles with bellflowers and rosettes; grooved uprights. Glass door decorated with liberty etching to form floral motifs and internal carved wooden frame. Italy, late 19th century

Italy, XVIII Century

Cupboard in walnut-stained fir, two doors and central upright. Various restorations and replacements. Italy, 17th century.

France, Late XVIII Century

Louis XVI chest of drawers in walnut, front with four drawers of which the first two are placed side by side in the band under the top. Slightly curved truncated pyramid legs, interior in fir. Inlays and fillets added later to embellish the piece of furniture, handles in gilded metal added later. France, late 18th century.

Modular bookcase made of white plastic material.