Antique Plates Majolica Nove Bassano Italy XX Century - Italy, Early XX Century

Northern France, Second Half XIX Century

Elm burl secretaire. Base with three drawers plus one in the molding, surmounted by a drop-leaf door concealing a bois de rose cabinet, with an open compartment and a group of six drawers and two secret compartments. Leather insert on the inside of the drop-leaf, upper drawer in the band under the top, black marble top. Oak interior, plinth legs. Northern France, second half of the 19th century.

This 1960s-era piece of furniture represents a refined example of Italian craftsmanship, characterized by functional design and quality materials. Crafted from teak, it features a sturdy structure with stained wood details and Formica inserts that enhance the elegant aesthetic of the era. The upper shelf offers a practical shelf for displaying decorative objects, while the lower section includes spacious drawers and a hinged door with a grissini front, perfect for safely storing various items. The overall condition is good, maintaining the piece's original beauty; however, some signs of wear are present, as shown in the photographs. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of vintage style, this piece fits perfectly in both modern and classic settings, adding a distinctive and classy touch to the decor.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A pair of late Baroque-style bedside tables, made in Italy in the late 19th century. These pieces feature an open compartment beneath the top, ideal for storing small items or books. The doors are embellished with a central carving depicting a bird perched on a branch, a detail that enhances the already elaborate surface design. The curved sides and legs are decorated with leafy branches, lending the piece an organic and harmonious look. These bedside tables represent a typical example of the craftsmanship of the period, expressing an aesthetic that combines elegance and functionality.

Italy, Mid XX Century

A beveled sideboard made of walnut-stained beech, dating back to mid-20th century Italy. The piece features an elegant front with a pair of doors, surmounted by two drawers, which are repeated on the beveled sides, creating a harmonious and symmetrical look. The bracketed legs provide stability and a touch of style. The solid construction and well-balanced aesthetic of this sideboard make it a versatile piece, suitable for a variety of spaces in the home.

This Italian-made chest of drawers was made around the middle of the last century and was recently restored in our workshop. Made of oak, it features four drawers with brass handles.

Vintage cabinet with four storage compartment drawers with hinged doors. Veneered in exotic wood, it stands out for its brass-plated aluminum handles and feet.

Italy Mid-20th Century

Roman-style drop-leaf chest, crafted in the mid-20th century, features an elegant walnut veneer with maple inlays and trim that decorates the entire surface. The drop-leaf door reveals an internal storage compartment, featuring a pair of curved drawers on the sides and an open compartment in the center, ideal for organizing small items or documents. The front of the cabinet features three drawers, while the uprights and legs feature carved scrolls and curls, lending a distinctive and refined touch. This drop-leaf chest is perfectly suited to spaces that require a balance between functionality and classic style.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Louis Philippe mahogany chest of drawers. Front with four drawers, the first of which is in the band below the top. Uprights with turned and carved half-columns. Turned legs. The top was added later, replacing the original marble top. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Italy, XX Century

Empire-style secretaire, walnut veneer. Floral and leafy maple inlays throughout, three drawer fronts surmounted by a drop-down door concealing an open compartment. Turned and ebonized half-columns, a projecting drawer in the under-counter band, and truncated pyramidal feet. Italy, 20th century.

Mid XX Century, England

Berkel Model 31 flywheel slicer, made in the United Kingdom, featuring an elegant red finish. This model exemplifies the quality and precision engineering that have made the Berkel brand synonymous with reliability in the slicer industry. The sturdy construction and classic lines make this tool not only functional but also a design statement suitable for professional kitchens and modern antique collections. The flywheel mechanism ensures a uniform cut, ideal for cured meats and cured meats, while the metal construction ensures long-lasting durability. The Model 31 slicer represents a piece of industrial history, reflecting the craftsmanship and innovation of the era in which it was produced.

This 1930s Art Deco piece, crafted in Italy, features an elegant burl veneer embellished with decorative trim. The simple, geometric lines reflect the rationalist style of the era, while the aluminum handles add a touch of modernity and functionality. The solid, well-preserved structure highlights the quality craftsmanship of the period. This piece, in good condition, is ideal for decorating spaces requiring a touch of understated elegance and history, while also offering practicality and style.

Veneto, XIX Century

Empire walnut chest of drawers. Three drawers in the front, the first of which is projecting, supported by truncated pyramidal columns with sphinx-shaped bases and capitals. Wavy legs, replaced escutcheons and handles. Fir interior. Veneto, first quarter of the 19th century.