Antique Baroque Armchairs Walnut Italy Late XIX Century  - Italy, Late XIX Century

Italy, Mid XIX Century

A Louis Philippe work table, made in Italy in the mid-19th century, veneered in walnut. The fold-out top reveals a compartment with storage, ideal for organizing small items or work tools. The side panel features a drawer, providing additional storage space. The legs and crosspiece are turned, giving the piece a harmonious and solid appearance. The interior is finished in walnut and cherry, materials that add a touch of warmth to the overall design.

Mid XIX Century

Rolo inlaid coffee table dating back to the mid-19th century, featuring a checkerboard-patterned top. Crafted from various woods, this piece showcases the detailed craftsmanship typical of Rolo's tradition. The central column is elegantly turned, while the curved legs lend stability and a touch of dynamism to the overall design. Ideal for those who appreciate the elegance and history of antique furniture, this coffee table fits seamlessly into a variety of decor contexts.

Italy, Early XX Century

An early 20th-century Italian Baroque-style coffee table featuring an elegant blend of materials and finishes. The alabaster top offers a smooth, luminous surface, contrasting with the green lacquered wood structure underneath. The four curved legs culminate in curly feet, intricately carved with scrolls, leaves, and flowers. The wooden surfaces feature gilded details, albeit with some visible gilding losses, adding a touch of authenticity and historical charm.

England, Mid XIX Century

Mid-19th century English game table crafted from Indian bois de rose and mahogany. The molded top features elegant maple stringing and refined floral and foliate inlays in various woods, showcasing a touch of craftsmanship. The swivel and fold-over structure reveals a green baize insert, ideal for period gaming activities. Decorative inlays continue along the apron, while the cabriole legs are adorned with maple stringing. The top molding is enriched with a gilt brass sheet, with worked bronze applications and sabots that lend a sophisticated and prestigious appearance.

England, Late XIX Century

A late 19th-century English walnut side table. The elliptical top is embellished with purfling and a central maple inlay, adding a touch of elegance to the overall design. Ebonized molding accentuates the edges of the top, creating a refined contrast. The central turned oak leg provides stability and functionality, resting on four curved, carved feet, equipped with casters for easy movement. This piece is a classic example of Victorian-era English taste and craftsmanship.

Italy, Early XIX Century

A pair of early 19th-century Italian coffee tables featuring a round alabaster top. The supporting structure consists of a central leg, originally part of a cut-out candlestick, crafted from turned wood and expertly carved with leaf motifs and rosettes. The silver leaf finish on a faux marble background lends elegance and prestige, while three gilded feral feet provide support, adding a touch of majesty. One of the two tops has undergone careful restoration.

England Third Quarter of the XIX Century

Tray table, England, second half of the 19th century. Made of finely chased and gilded bronze with a papier maché top. Four uprights in the shape of a winged dragon with a goat's foot, connected to each other by a crosspiece with a pinnacle, support a top embellished with gilded bronze applications in the rocaille style. The tray is signed "Jennet & Bettridge London" surmounted by a crown. This is one of the most important manufacturers of furniture and objects made of papier maché, a company that has exhibited at the most important universal exhibitions of the 19th century. On the cover of the book "japanned papier maché and tinware" there is a drawing of the Universal Exhibition of 1851, depicting the Jennens & Bettridge stand.

Italy, Late XIX Century

This late 19th-century Italian walnut display table features an elegant frame with beveled glass. The top features a practical removable tray, while the four sides of the display case swing open easily, allowing for easy access to the items on display. The square legs provide stability and are joined by a functional lower shelf that provides additional display space. This piece combines functionality and refinement, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of antique elegance.

England Mid 19th Century

English citronnier game table from the mid-19th century. The revolving, drop-leaf top conceals a practical open compartment, ideal for storing small items or gaming accessories. The elegantly turned hexagonal central leg rests on a molded base, enhanced by ebonized feral feet that lend a touch of refinement and structural solidity. This piece represents period craftsmanship, combining functionality and decoration that makes it suitable for a classical-style living room or study.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Two George IV screen poles, supported by 3 curved legs, on which stands a refined baluster engaged with the pole that ends in a vase-shaped element. Two shield-shaped panels are fixed by rings and screws, so that their height can be adjusted. Made of citronnier, painted with phytomorphic motifs, the screens have embroidered fabric inserts. While in the 19th century pole screens had an ornamental function, in the 18th century they were used to shield the face from the direct heat of the fire, which could generate dangerous toxic reactions with white lead cosmetics (basic lead carbonate), widely used at the time by both men and women. The adjustable height allowed them to be customised according to the needs of the user, positioning them as a screen between their face and the fireplace.

Italy, XIX Century

This Art Deco coffee table in exotic wood features an elegant and functional design typical of the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy. The round top is embellished with a central burl insert, creating a refined color contrast and distinctive texture. The three legs, with a truncated pyramid shape, provide stability and a touch of modernity, typical of the Art Deco movement. This piece fits perfectly into a traditional setting or serves as a contrasting element in a contemporary space.

Rolo, Mid XIX Century

A walnut coffee table from Rolo, dating back to the mid-19th century, featuring a round top with an elegant central checkerboard inlay in walnut and maple. The various wood trims lend the table a harmonious elegance that extends to the band beneath the top, the turned leg, and the three curved feet culminating in curls. A practical drawer beneath the top adds functionality to this refined piece. The combination of stylistic features and the quality of the materials used make this table a representative example of the craftsmanship of the period.