Antique Inlaid Rolo Table Chessboard Pattern Italy XIX Century  - Mid XIX Century

Italy, Mid XIX Century

A set of six Italian walnut chairs, dating back to the mid-19th century. The chairs feature an open backrest, characterized by a linear, open design that conveys a light and airy feel. The seat is made of Vienna straw, lending a touch of authenticity and tradition; two of the chairs feature a slight recess in the seat. The legs are slightly curved. This set is ideal for spaces that require a touch of history and classic craftsmanship, while maintaining contemporary functionality.

Italy Second Quarter of the 19th Century

A set of three Louis Philippe walnut chairs, featuring an elegant and refined design typical of the second quarter of the 19th century. The walnut frame, with its warm, rich color, features an open backrest that lends visual lightness and a touch of sophisticated simplicity. The wavy, finely contoured legs add dynamism and movement to the composition, while the blue velvet upholstered seat offers exclusive comfort and a striking color contrast. These chairs represent a fine example of period Italian craftsmanship, perfect for spaces requiring a touch of history and class.

Italy, mid-19th century

Set of four lacquered wooden chairs painted with floral motifs across the entire surface. Open backrest, curved legs joined to the base by a crosspiece, and removable wicker seat. Italy, mid-19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A pair of Baroque-style walnut chairs from late 19th-century Italy. These chairs feature a finely carved backrest, featuring a rosette on top and central elements forming the letters "LC." The sturdily constructed, turned legs are joined to the base by a crosspiece, providing stability and a decorative touch. The walnut workmanship lends the chairs a warm, welcoming tone, while the carved details highlight the craftsmanship of the era. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of historical elegance.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A set of six Umbertine walnut chairs from Italy in the late 19th century, featuring elegant leaf carvings and curls adorning the backrest molding. The rear legs feature a wavy line, while the front legs are finely turned and octagonal in shape. The seat and backrest are both padded, offering refined comfort. The use of walnut, typical of the Umbertine style, lends a warm and refined look, perfect for spaces that require a touch of history and period craftsmanship.

Italy, mid-19th century

A set of four walnut chairs from mid-19th-century Italy. The open backrests lend a light and airy elegance, while the tapered legs, with their tapered front legs, strike a harmonious balance between strength and refinement. The padded seats are finished with studded piping, a detail that adds a touch of sophisticated craftsmanship. The choice of walnut enhances the wood's natural beauty while ensuring durability and strength.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A set of six Louis Philippe chairs crafted from walnut, dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy. These chairs feature an open backrest adorned with an elegant leaf carving and curls on the moulding, a motif that is harmoniously repeated on the front panel and the backrest crosspiece. The curved legs lend an elegant dynamism to the structure, while the padded seat ensures comfort and style. A perfect example of Louis Philippe-era craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing classic spaces with a touch of historical authenticity.

Italy, XIX Century

Four Louis Philippe walnut chairs, featuring an elegant design typical of the second quarter of the 19th century. The open backrests feature refined floral and leaf carvings on the frieze, with a distinctive coat of arms on the crosspiece. The seat connection is finely decorated with curls, while the curved legs convey a sense of movement and grace. The padded seat offers comfort without compromising the historic aesthetic. These Italian chairs represent a classic example of Louis Philippe craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of authentic period elegance.

Italy, XIX Century

Carved, lacquered, and gilded wooden candelabra dating back to mid-19th-century Italy. The turned and finely carved stem lends elegance and stability, resting on a triangular base with three turned plinth legs. The choice of lacquered and gilded wood enhances its refinement, while the sheet metal bobeches add a touch of sophistication to the structure. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and class.

Pair of Armchairs and Four Chairs

Group of four mahogany chairs and two armchairs with wavy feet and enveloping backrests, the structure, embellished with brass-plated frames, is enriched with gilded floral-style carvings; in the backrests the carving is instead on a lowered and lacquered bottom always with a floral theme. The original fabric takes up the same motifs.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Carved and gilded wooden candelabra, featuring a turned central body that expresses the elegance and refinement typical of late 19th-century Italian design. The expertly crafted leaf carvings are harmoniously repeated on the three sides of the scrolled base, creating a suggestive play of light and shadow thanks to the gilding that enhances the decorative details. Perfect for those looking to add a historic piece to their collection. One E27 bulb.

Italy, Early XIX Century

A neoclassical vase transformed into a lamp, originating from early 19th-century Italy, represents an example of refined craftsmanship and a rich history. Originally conceived as a decorative vase, this piece has been adapted to house a light source, preserving its period charm. The vase is carved in the round and rests on a solid square base. The curled handles and leafy carvings further enrich the design, lending an air of elegance and classicism. The lamp retains its original beauty, with only minor flaws that testify to the passage of time. Ideal for those who appreciate neoclassicism and wish to add a touch of history and style to their space.