Antique Cupboard Half-Moon Shaped Neoclassical Style XX Century - France, Mid XX Century

Italy, XIX Century

This double-body larch sideboard, crafted in Italy in the late 19th century, features a solid structure and refined details. The upper section features three glass doors that elegantly display tableware or decorative objects, with an internal shelf for optimal space management. The base, meanwhile, features a pair of paneled doors located in the center left, ideal for storing larger items, and five stacked drawers on the right, perfect for organizing small accessories or documents. The onion-shaped legs add a touch of classicism and stability to the structure. This piece not only offers practicality and storage space, but also blends harmoniously into both traditional and modern settings thanks to its timeless aesthetic.

Italy, XIX Century

A double-piece Neo-Renaissance-style sideboard crafted from fine walnut, dating back to the late 19th century in Italy. The upper part features a pair of leaded and colored glass doors, a carved frieze with a central shield and dragon and leafy scroll decorations. The lower part is embellished with scrolls and shelf supports with a mask, resting on feral feet. The base consists of two drawers located under the top and paneled doors with scroll carvings. The uprights are adorned with caryatids and the feet are plinth-shaped. The interiors are finished in oak, accentuating the craftsmanship of the piece.

Italy Late 17th Century

Chestnut sideboard dating back to the late 17th century, Italian manufacture. The front features a pair of bipartite paneled doors, embellished with geometric panels. The curved apron adds a touch of elegance to the design, while the bracketed feet provide stability and sturdiness. The iron escutcheon is original. Inside, two shelves offer ample storage space. Some restorations and replacements, typical of furniture from this era, testify to its long history.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Baroque cupboard in lacquered poplar from Italy in the late 18th century. This refined piece features a drop-down top that conceals a storage compartment underneath, ideal for storing everyday items. The front doors, featuring meticulous and detailed workmanship, open to reveal a modified interior with an updated back panel and shelf. The bracketed feet lend stability and a touch of elegance, typical of the Baroque period. The original lacquer, with its age-old patina, adds an antique and authentic charm to this historic piece, making it an ideal addition to spaces requiring a touch of history and class.

France, Mid XX Century

A pair of neoclassical-style half-moon mahogany sideboards. Different marble tops, a front with a drawer and a central door, and fluted truncated cone legs topped with bronze feet. Decorated with applied bronzes, leafy and rosette motifs, and lacquered and painted inserts. The side inserts depict a basket containing flowers, held by a bow, while the central one depicts a female figure with a flower basket, dressed in Greek style and clearly neoclassical in style.

France, Late XIX Century

Cupboard veneered in walnut burl and mahogany, with maple and mahogany trim. The central door features a painted ceramic reserve embellishment depicting a young couple in a rural landscape, and a frame in wrought and gilded bronze, as do the moldings. Curved side doors, the right one missing the glass. Turned legs. France, late 19th century.

Italy, XX Century

Baroque-style walnut sideboard, crafted from antique wood and parts in the 20th century. Carved frame under the top, front with two drawers and a pair of paneled doors, and bracket legs. Walnut and fir interior.

Italy, Early XX Century

Baroque-style walnut sideboard with plate rack. The top has three open fabric-covered shelves and five drawers underneath. The base has three drawers in the lower section and three paneled doors. Bracketed legs, fir interior. Italy, first half of the 20th century.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Art Nouveau cupboard, in red walnut; it has two doors and two drawers in the base, a central mirror in the upper part held by carved shelves with two hanging glass cabinets. Typical carvings of the Floral period, with flowers, fruits and whiplash, even the glass of the glass cabinets are made in cathedral shape creating ornamental motifs typical of the period. Even the bronze handles reflect the Liberty taste.

London, XIX Century

Mahogany half-lune sideboard, manufactured by EDWARDS & ROBERTS, London. Three-drawer front and side doors, turned and chiseled feet, oak interior. Marble top with a wrought and gilded bronze balustrade, as are the escutcheons, moldings, appliques, and feet. London, second half of the 19th century.

Verona Late XIX Century

Neoclassical walnut sideboard, arched top with glass doors and central upright culminating in a perforated Greek fret cymatium. Base with paneled doors and central upright, truncated pyramid feet. Fir interior. Restorations and replacements. Verona, late 19th century.

France, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance style sideboard in solid oak. Upper part supported by a pair of turned columns and a panel with a central balustrade, upper body with three carved doors alternating with turned columns, cymatium carved with leaf motifs and a central shell. Base with a drawer divided into two parts in the band below the top, pair of doors with carved panels, turned columns and feet. France, late 19th century.