Antique Chairs William Yeoward Wood Coloured Fabric XX Century

Italy, Early XX Century

This early 20th-century walnut desk features a functional and sturdy design. The top is enhanced with a green Formica insert, adding a pop of color to the warmth of the wood. Beneath the central top is a drawer that, when closed, locks the side drawers, ensuring safety and practicality. On each side, four stacked drawers offer ample space for organizing documents and objects. The oak interiors highlight the attention to detail and quality of the materials. This piece is an example of early 20th-century Italian furniture, ideal for those seeking a classic and timeless piece.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

A walnut hinged table dating back to the first quarter of the 18th century. Featuring fold-out legs that support the side hinges, this piece perfectly expresses the functionality of its time. The main frame is walnut, while the interior is made of poplar, a material chosen for its lightness and versatility. A practical drawer nestled in the frame offers convenient and discreet storage. The wood's patina, showing signs of age, adds further charm to this antique piece, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and authenticity.

Wooden coffee table dating back to the 1940s and 1950s, made in Italy. The wooden frame features a stained finish that highlights the grain and lends it a distinctive character. The circular top, with a smooth and well-preserved surface, sits on cylindrical legs. The understated and functional design makes it suitable for a variety of furnishing contexts, fitting perfectly into both classic and modern settings. The table shows signs of wear consistent with its age, adding to its authenticity.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Venetian baroque console supported by wavy legs, the apron on the front and sides is carved with characteristic rocaille motifs. In walnut, the shaped top is in alabaster with a border in black marble and white Botticino.

Italy, Early XX Century

This extendable walnut table dates back to the early 20th century, featuring a functional design and meticulous attention to detail. The paneled top features a refined maple trim, which is consistently repeated on the two under-top extension leaves. This detail lends the table a seamless aesthetic, making it not only versatile but also harmonious. The frame includes a pair of opposing drawers located on the short side of the frame, ideal for storing small items. The square legs rest on plinth feet, ensuring stability and sturdiness. A piece of furniture that combines practicality and style, perfect for spaces requiring flexible solutions without sacrificing the elegance of solid wood.

Coffee tables from the 1960s with brass legs featuring refined craftsmanship, adding an exotic and sophisticated touch to the decor. The brass frame, in addition to ensuring stability and durability, features a polished finish that enhances the overall design with elegance. Ideal for placing next to a sofa or as decorative elements in a living room, these tables offer versatility and style thanks to their stackability. The perfect choice for those who want to add a vintage design element to their home without sacrificing functionality.

This 1950s coffee table produced by Industria Legni Curvati represents a distinctive example of period design and functionality. Restored in our workshops, this piece retains the authenticity of the bentwood that characterizes its structure. The smooth surface and elegant profile make it a versatile piece of furniture, ideal for both modern and vintage settings. The metal legs provide stability and a touch of modernity, while the wood finish adds warmth and sophistication. A true representative of mid-century style, perfect for those who appreciate vintage design.

Genoa Second Fourth XIX Century

Console with restoration mirror, resting on a shelf with turned feet, is supported by two wavy and carved uprights with leaf motifs; on the marble top rests a mercury mirror with a carved stop in the typical pod pattern and framed between two false pilasters that support the upper frame. In cherry.

This 1940s Italian Art Deco table is crafted from wood with a mahogany veneer. The design features an elegant, crimped edge and a rectangular top with a back-treated glass top, adding a touch of refinement. The solid structure is highlighted by the quality of the wood and the typical lines of the period. One of its distinguishing features is its extendability, making it versatile for a variety of furnishing contexts. The overall condition is good, maintaining the piece's original beauty intact.

Italy, XX Century

Table with a beveled glass top supported by a wrought iron base with arched legs joined by a central crosspiece. Italy, 20th century.

Brass nesting tables from the 1960s and 1970s, featuring a simple and functional design that fits perfectly in modern or vintage settings. The brass frame lends a timeless elegance, while the smoked glass tops add a touch of sophistication and visual lightness. These tables are ideal as furnishing accessories in living rooms, dining rooms, or offices, offering practicality and style. Their nesting configuration allows for flexible use of space, allowing them to be easily adapted to different needs. The clean lines and quality materials make them an example of timeless design.

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A mid-19th-century Dutch table, crafted from walnut with a round walnut burl top. The top features a central inlay depicting a floral composition crafted with various woods on an elegant ebonized background. This decorative motif extends to the table's frame, enriched with maple leaf and scroll inlays and six distinct floral groups. The finely crafted maple and rosewood trim contributes to a refined aesthetic harmony. The frame rests on a turned central leg, which branches into three wavy feet adorned with leaf and scroll carvings, terminating in practical castors.