Aldo Zanette Vintage Leather Bag

A dark brown leather wristlet from the 1980s and 1990s with a distinctive oval shape. The handle is suede and it's in excellent condition. It's by Armani for the Emporio line.

1980s Fendi briefcase. It's made of brown lizard leather with gold-tone hardware; the leather interior features four compartments and a zippered pocket. It's in excellent condition, with only a few signs of wear on the exterior. It has a combination lock.

Bucket bag with rare craftsmanship, made of woven natural leather strap and tanned leather. Note the unique shoulder strap, handcrafted using the "sock" technique with a mini woven strap. The color is burgundy brown, in perfect condition, dating back to the 1970s or 1980s.

Red leather bag by Longchamp Paris, small size, with extendable shoulder strap. Near perfect condition; only a few marks on the shoulder strap.

Piero Guidi bag in hammered leather in bottle green with gold metal details. The conditions are good, it only shows some signs of wear especially on the profiles.

Vintage shoulder bag by Chloé. It is in brown canvas with optical print, shoulder strap and leather details. It has a front pocket, internal lining in spotted fabric typical of the Maison and a small internal pocket with zip. It has been used very little.

Hall tree, plastic material.

Italy, 1950s

Red Murano glass candlestick with octagonal drip tray.

China, Late Qing Era (1644-1911)

A polylobed porcelain bowl decorated with figures in a landscape. Chinese characters written on one side. China, late Qing Dynasty (1644–1911).

Italy, Early XX Century

Majolica plate with polychrome Raphaelesque decoration, featuring a large fruit vase in the center supported by a column with a cartouche and surrounded by mythological figures. The plate bears a handwritten date on the back placing it 1920 and two handwritten letters "G and P" likely the initials of the unidentified ceramist. Central Italy, Tuscany-Marche area.

Germany, Early XX Century

A pair of polychrome-decorated porcelain busts of children. Manufactory mark in blue underglaze.

Germany, 1930s

White porcelain sculpture of the Olympic torch. Designed by Kurt Steiner for Schaubach in 1936. Manufacturer's mark on the base and bottom.