Antique Silver and Glass Stone Box Italy XX Century - Italy, Early XX Century

Italy, Early XX Century

A silver-plated sculpture depicting a crouching young antelope. Engraved silver hallmarks. Net weight: 260 grams.

Italy, XX Century

Finely embossed, chased, and burin-worked silver snuffbox. Filigree lid with polychrome enamel decoration and lapis lazuli and mother-of-pearl inlay. Vermeil interior. Silver hallmark engraved on the rim. Gross weight: 185 grams.

Germany, Second Half XX Century

Set of six porcelain coffee cups with embossed and chiseled silver rim and saucer, and feet with leaf-shaped scrolls. No recognized silversmith's marks. 470 grams.

Europe, USA. Early XX Century

Set of three pierced and chiseled silver trivets. Smooth and engraved glass plates. Silver hallmarks indicating the different purities are engraved on the edges.

Flos Production

The "Papavero"floor lamp, designed in the 1960s by brothers Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, is an iconic example of 1960s Italian design. Produced by Flos, it stands out for its simplicity and use of high-quality materials: the marble base, while the chromed metal stem supports the opal glass diffuser, which casts a soft, welcoming light. Suitable for both modern and classic settings, this lamp is not only a functional element but also a piece of design history.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A carved and gilded wooden torch holder dating back to the late 19th century, crafted in Italy in the Neoclassical style. The structure features six lights supported by curved iron and sheet metal arms, skillfully crafted with floral and leaf motifs, lending a complex and refined decorative appearance. The central shaft is turned and stands on three carved feet topped with elegant curls, while the molded base is embellished with a central plume.

Italy, Early XX Century

Round mirror in carved and gilded wood. Beveled mirror, molded and carved frame, adorned with successive carved leaf applications. Small losses. Italy, early 20th century.

Gucci suitcase in beige monogrammed canvas with brown pigskin trim. It is a rare item for collectors, probably born as a bag to carry boots during travel. The central band in green and red takes us back to the historic colors of the Maison. It has some small defects: stains and a rear zip that needs to be replaced.

This multifunctional coffee table from the 1970s combines aesthetics and practicality. Crafted from Tanganyika Walnut veneer, its refined finish pairs perfectly with the chrome-plated aluminum profiles, lending an elegant and modern touch. The design offers open and hinged-door storage compartments, as well as open drawers for efficient organization. A distinctive feature is the compartment with a removable tray lid, ideal for serving or storing items. This coffee table is perfect for those seeking a vintage furnishing accessory with contemporary functionality.

Italy, XIX Century

Mahogany conversation sofa, dating back to the mid-19th century, from Italy. Designed to comfortably accommodate two people, it features a backrest with elegant lines and finely carved curls at the base of the two backrests and on the armrest struts, giving the piece a distinctive character. The curved legs, also culminating in curls, complete the harmonious form. The seat, armrests, and backrest are padded and upholstered in a striped fabric, lending a touch of classicism and refinement to the entire ensemble.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A silver-plated sheet metal candle holder featuring elegant embossed floral and leaf motifs, showcasing the craftsmanship of late 19th-century Italy. The structure rests on three curled legs, lending stability and a touch of sophisticated refinement. The three lights provide pleasant diffused lighting, while the fabric shade softens the light, creating a welcoming and refined atmosphere. Ideal for spaces requiring a piece of furniture with fine historical craftsmanship.

Italy, Early XX Century

Bohemian crystal table lamp, featuring a refined, historic design dating back to the early 20th century. This lamp features two lights, each shaded by a clear glass diffuser, finely decorated with leafy and scroll motifs achieved through acid etching. The central stem and tip are made of crystal, giving the lamp an elegant and harmonious structure. The bobeches and pendants, also in crystal, add a further touch of refinement and luminosity to the overall design. Ideal for spaces requiring atmospheric lighting, this lamp represents an example of early 20th-century Italian craftsmanship.