Antique Bowl Majolica Ligurian Manufacture XVIII Century - Italy, Late XVIII Century

Italy, Mid XVIII Century

A mid-18th century Baroque drop-leaf chest of drawers. Made of fir and poplar and clad in walnut with large burl veneer inserts. Curved at the front and supported by curved feet, it features two drawers and a drop-leaf door containing a cabinet with four smaller drawers and an open compartment concealing a secret. The back has been replaced, but the locks are original.

Tuscany, Late XVIII Century

A three-drawer chest of drawers from the late 18th century in Tuscany. Made of poplar and veneered in walnut with amaranth trim, the drawers are divided by poplar partitions. The uprights end with characteristic snake-shaped feet.

Italy, Mid XVIII Century

This walnut praying desk, dating back to the mid-18th century and made in Italy, features a functional design and the typical craftsmanship of the era. The drop-down balustrade reveals a storage compartment underneath, ideal for holding personal items or liturgical accessories. Four turned columns support the structure, lending stability and a balanced aesthetic. The base, also featuring a drop-down top, completes the ensemble, emphasizing the practicality and elegance of the piece. The bracketed feet add a distinctive touch, combining functionality and style. An example of refined 18th-century craftsmanship, it fits well in classic settings or in environments that showcase antiques.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Pair of corner shelves in carved and gilded wood with garland decoration.

London, Early XVIII Century

FRANCIS ROBINSON oak pendulum clock, finely lacquered and painted. The dial is in openwork and chiseled metal and bronze, with four turned columns in the corners. The door and base feature high-relief Chinoiserie motifs, while the sides and moldings are painted with floral and leaf motifs. London, early 18th century.

Italy, XVIII Century

Baroque double-body sideboard in lacquered and painted wood. The top features an architectural cornice with a carved central vase and a pair of glass doors. The body has a pair of doors, a drawer, and internal shelves, and curved feet. Decorated with painted reserves depicting curlicue and gilded "C" motifs, framing flowers and vases with flowers. It retains traces of the original lacquer, despite having been entirely re-lacquered and painted in the 20th century.

Piedmont, Early XVIII Century

Cupboard supported by bracket feet (subsequently replaced), on the front it has two doors surmounted by as many drawers; pair of doors also in the upper body. In walnut, the front and sides are carved with tiles; locks replaced.

Italy, XVIII-XIX Century

Cupboard made from a double-body piece of furniture, modified in the 20th century. Front with four paneled doors, with geometric carvings, and a pair of drawers on the left side. Made of various walnut-colored woods. Italy, late 18th/early 19th century.

Emilia Romagna, XVIII Century

Chest of drawers in walnut and burl walnut, with maple and bois de violette trim. Two-drawer front, curved aprons and feet, poplar interior. Replaced top. Emilia, third quarter of the 18th century.

Italy, Mid XVIII Century

Piedmontese walnut drop-leaf desk with floral inlays and maple scrolls and olive wood frames. Internal cabinet composed of a pair of lateral drawers and a central open compartment concealing various secrets. Drawer under the top, wavy legs, goat feet with reinforcements in the two on the left, poplar interiors. Chiseled and gilded bronze escutcheons. Italy, mid-18th century.