Walnut Vase Holder Column  - Italy Late 19th Century

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Mahogany office cabinet, dating back to the late 19th century, made in Italy. The structure features a pair of exquisitely crafted stained-glass doors, topped by drawers embellished with elegant brass trim. The interior is functionally divided: the left side houses nine pull-out drawers, ideal for organizing documents and materials, while the right side features three shelves, perfect for books or filing cabinets. The combination of stained glass and brass details gives the cabinet a distinctive character, making it the perfect blend of practicality and style for elegant workspaces.

Italy, 19th Century

This walnut and stained chestnut corner cabinet is an authentic example of 19th-century Italian craftsmanship, crafted from antique woods that enhance its historic character. The structure features a paneled door front, offering an elegant and functional design. The cantilevered legs add stability and a touch of refinement. Inside, a shelf allows for efficient storage. This piece fits perfectly into classic settings, thanks to its artisanal craftsmanship and the warmth of the wood.

Italy, XIX Century

A Louis Philippe walnut etagere, featuring four trapezoidal shelves that offer an elegant, functional and decorative structure. Turned columns support the shelves, lending solidity and a touch of refinement typical of the Louis Philippe period. The upper section is embellished with a pierced balustrade with corner spandrels; although the right-hand element is missing, this detail does not detract from the overall elegance of the piece. The onion-shaped legs complete the design, ensuring stability and a consistently harmonious aesthetic. This piece, dating to the second quarter of the 19th century, is a representative example of Italian craftsmanship of the period.

Italy Early 19th Century

Pair of cupids in carved and gilded wood.

France, XIX-XX Century

Green and gold wooden pendulum clock, carved with scrolls and painted with a polychrome flower bouquet decoration. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numerals and a chiseled bronze frame.

France Second Quarter 19th Century

This Louis Philippe walnut wardrobe, made in France in the second quarter of the 19th century, features a refined glass front door that elegantly displays objects. Inside, three height-adjustable shelves with a rack offer flexible storage. Functionality is further enhanced by a large drawer underneath and an additional drawer hidden in the base molding. The vase-shaped feet lend stability and a touch of sophistication, while the oak interiors complement the piece with a contrast of high-quality materials. This period piece is ideal for enhancing classic spaces with an authentic, historic touch.

Italy Late 19th – Early 20th Century

Onyx and alabaster centerpiece or stand. A basin-shaped bowl in warm burnished and honey tones, resting on a square base with a turned stem, embellished with small carved doves applied to the rim.

Italy, XIX Century

This walnut chest is the result of a skillful modification of an original Baroque chest, resized in the 20th century in Italy. On the front, an elaborate carving with a central coat of arms is supported by cherubs, embellished with leafy scrolls that lend movement and grace. The uprights feature finely carved pilasters, while the double-bracketed, scroll-carved legs add a touch of structural elegance.

France, Late XIX-Early XX Century

Black marble table clock with engraved and gilded decorations. Enamelled metal dial with Roman numerals, protected by a beveled glass cover.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A late 19th-century Italian walnut display cabinet. The front features a pair of glass doors that reveal four spacious internal shelves, ideal for displaying precious objects or books. The central upright is adorned with leaf carvings, scrolls, and a central rosette, a decorative motif that also appears on the headboard. The side uprights are embellished with turned columns, lending the piece a classic elegance. The base features a pair of drawers for additional storage, while the turned side legs and central double-bracket leg provide stability and refinement. A distinctive piece that combines functionality and decorative art, perfect for enhancing a classic-style space.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

This mid-19th-century fir sideboard features a simple, elegant design typical of Italian craftsmanship of the period. The front features a pair of paneled doors, and the cantilevered legs lend stability and a touch of refinement. The natural patina of the fir wood enhances the beauty of the grain, offering an authentic look steeped in history. Ideal for spaces requiring a historic yet functional piece of furniture, this sideboard fits perfectly into both classic and rustic settings, adding a touch of warmth and tradition.

Italy Late 19th Century

A late 19th-century Italian larch bedside table. The structure features a front drawer located beneath the top, providing practical storage for small items. The central door features a molded panel, adding a touch of elegance and visual complexity. The base is adorned with a ribbed molding, a decorative detail that lends the piece a refined look. The bracketed feet support the structure with stability and style. Metal handles and escutcheons complete the design, providing functionality and a classic accent.