Jeb's 1000 Miglia Helmets Vintage Collectors Italy 1980s-1990s - Italy, 1980s-1990s

80's

Cabinet with hinged doors and central drawers, lacquered wood.

Cupboard with hinged doors in burl veneered wood and applied chromed aluminium strips.

Vintage wall-mounted living room cabinet with exotic wood veneer, Formica inserts, and two light fixtures (not overhauled). It features shelves and open compartments, hinged doors, and drawers.

Vintage Italian-made cabinet with large mirror, featuring six drawers with brass handles, a shaped glass top, stained wooden legs, exotic wood veneer, a back-treated glass top in shades of yellow, and brass feet.

Vintage Italian-made living room cabinet with exotic wood veneer, stained wood back panel, hinged doors, two of which have glass inserts, back-treated glass top in shades of yellow, and a shaped glass backsplash. Brass feet.

Design by Silvio Coppola

Walnut veneered sideboard with hinged doors and drawers under the top. Restored in our workshop, it bears the manufacturer's trademark.

1960s-1970s

Sideboard with hinged doors and open drawers, designed by Michelucci in 1964; walnut veneer. Good condition, polish with signs of wear.

A cabinet with a display case featuring glass shelves and doors, a central drop-leaf door, and a lower compartment with hinged doors. Made in Italy in the 20th century, it features a classic line and a carved trim in the mahogany veneer.

Cupboard with drawers and hinged doors, exotic wood veneer.

Italy, XX Century

Pair of Baroque-style walnut cupboards, with a central panel divided into two parts and geometrically carved panels, and bracket legs. Italy, 20th century.

England, Late XIX Century

Arts and Crafts sideboard in mahogany veneered in bois de rose, four glass doors in the lower part of the base, of which the two central ones slightly projecting, surmounted by a glass door, the lateral ones surmounted by paneled doors and inlaid drawers. Upper part composed of a group of 6 beveled mirrors and shelves supported by turned columns. Truncated conical feet. England, second half of the 19th century.