Vintage Vase Glass Gold Leaf Decorations Italy XX Century - Italy, Second Half XX Century

Cupboard with Showcase

Small sideboard with two doors and two drawers surmounted by a showcase with side shelves supported by thin turned uprights. The panels of the doors like those of the sides of the riser contain floral ceramics, in the center of the door with glass there is a bas-relief ceramic panel with the allegory of painting, this is an indecipherable signature, on the back the "Goldchelder Wien" brand , referable to the well-known Viennese ceramics factory and engraved with the numbers "0764 / 16 / 30&". The wavy feet, the cymatium, like the rest of the piece of furniture, have small "whiplash"carvings and carved florals, defined by gilding and lacquering. Brass-coated frames, hardware, worked in floral style with partly gilded copper sheet flowers and fruits.

A sideboard designed by Alain Delon in the 1970s, it exudes sophisticated and timeless design. Crafted from lacquered wood, it stands out for its glossy finish, clean lines, and brass details. Its excellent condition testifies to the care and value of this piece, ideal for furnishings that emphasize vintage aesthetics and functionality.

Italy, Early XX Century

Open walnut bookcase, crafted in Italy in the first half of the 20th century. The structure features protruding columns, embellished with carvings and finely carved Corinthian capitals, lending a classic elegance to the overall design. Two central drawer shelves offer practicality. The carved double-bracket legs support the bookcase with solid craftsmanship. The walnut veneer lends warmth and refinement, making it a versatile and distinctive piece of furniture.

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.

Third Quarter XVIII Century

Secrétaire supported by wavy feet, on the front it has two doors surmounted by an opening flap door concealing a cabinet with large central compartment and side drawers; there is a drawer in the undertop band. Walnut interior, it is entirely veneered with mahogany reserves and edging in bois de violette and bois de rose, the cabinet is entirely veneered in bois de rose; marble top. It needs restorations.

Piedmont Mid-18th Century

A Piedmontese Baroque walnut chest of drawers dating back to the mid-18th century, featuring exquisite inlaid workmanship. The drawer fronts feature a curved structure with elegant scroll-inlaid maple inserts and carob and maple trim, creating a refined interplay of contrasts. The top is embellished with a central floral and leaf inlay, featuring butterflies and beetles. The sides are decorated with leaf-like scroll inlays and floral motifs, which blend harmoniously with the curved uprights and bracket feet, lending stability and elegance. The poplar interiors ensure durability and quality, while the bronze doorknobs and knobs add a touch of prestige. An antique piece of great historical and artistic value, perfect for enhancing prestigious spaces.

France, Early 20th Century

Late Baroque-style display cabinet crafted from rosewood, featuring a curved front and sides that convey movement and elegance. The front door features a glass top that provides a clear view of the interior, while the lower part is enriched with a painted panel depicting a lady in a rural landscape. The same landscape motifs are repeated on the sides, creating visual harmony. The appliques, moldings, feet, and escutcheon are in chiseled and gilded bronze, details that emphasize the refinement of the piece. The oak interior includes two glass shelves and one paneled shelf, offering space for displaying precious objects. The curved feet complete the refined aesthetic of this piece. Originating from France in the early 20th century.

Emilia 20th Century

Directoire cherry corner cabinet from Emilia, dating back to the early 19th century. The structure features a central paneled door, enhanced by a molding under the top, which enhances its geometric elegance. The pair of truncated pyramidal feet lends stability and a touch of classicism to the overall design. Inside, a shelf offers practical storage. Modifications attest to the corner cabinet's functional adaptations over time, while still retaining the original charm of the Directoire design.

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.