ANTIQUE FURNITURE - Page 4

Italy, Late XVIII - Early XIX Century

Two-door wardrobe in the Directoire style of the late 18th century; four truncated pyramid feet support the piece of furniture constructed with sides and doors made with a frame with three panels each; the contemporary hardware is made of wrought iron and has two locks on the door. The piece of furniture is lacquered in beige tones.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Empire chest of drawers, early 19th century, Lombardy. With a characteristic shape, four rectangular plinths support the piece of furniture with two full columns on the pilaster strips to support the entablature under the top in which a drawer is inserted, on the front between the columns there are three more drawers. Built in walnut and poplar, it is then covered with a walnut slab and walnut pedulle, gilded bronze capitals and embellished with brass-plated frames as is customary in Lombardy. Missing parts

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe planter in ebonized walnut supported by turned legs and wavy feet with scroll carvings culminating in curls. Italy, mid-19th century.

Italy, Late XVIII - Early XIX Century

Directoire period walnut secretary, truncated pyramidal feet, two doors at the base surmounted by a drop-leaf door concealing a cabinet composed of an open compartment and nine drawers; drawer in the band under the top. Missing parts and replacements.

France, Late XIX Century

Charles X bedside table in mahogany, drawer under the top, central door and lower band with maple inlays and fillets. France, second quarter of the 19th century.

Italy, XX Century

Pair of stained glass cathedral lead doors, stylised artistic subject. Italy, 20th century.

Italy, Mid XX Century

1950s living room furniture made by the artist Rino Galbiati. Architectural furniture with an ethnic taste, it has doors in the lower part, hidden drawers in the central band and in the raised open compartment and four doors with painted glass. The entire surface is carved with different motifs of geometric Greeks that chase each other, on the doors are carved scenes with fantastic animals, all the carving is reinforced by a green pictorial line.

XIX Century

Mahogany étagère, turned and carved legs culminating with upper knob and lower castors, two shelves. Reduced in height. England, 19th century.

France, Early XX Century

Oak cupboard, base with pair of drawers under the top, paneled doors and carved uprights. Upper part with glass doors surmounted by a geometrically carved frame. France, early 20th century.

Argentina, Late XIX Century

Large mahogany wall clock, made for a railway station, a hall in a public building or a bank. Enriched with floral carvings, scrolls and festoons, a cymatium culminating with a central vase. Round dial. Missing parts. Argentina, late 19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Baroque walnut cupboard, richly carved. Base with pair of drawers in the band below the top and paneled and carved doors, upper part with colored glass doors culminating in a carved frieze depicting a pair of dragons and a fruit basket. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Walnut display cabinet with olive wood inserts, obtained from the top of a two-body bookcase, Front with glass doors, perforated balustrade, truncated pyramidal feet. Interior covered in velvet with four shelves. Italy, late 18th century.

France

Tower clock from the late 19th century, called "morbier". It is made of fir painted in fake wood with floral designs, with the typical mandolin shape, the clock has the typical dial surmounted by a decorative motif made of embossed and gilded sheet metal, in this case, depicting a hunter with a dog. The face is enameled with the hours in Roman numerals, contemporary pendulum and weights.

Italy, Early XX Century

Oak filing cabinet, twenty-one pull-out drawers with drop-leaf front. Chiseled and gilded metal drawer fronts and label holders. Interior and back in fir. Italy, early 20th century.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Antique neoclassical chest of drawers, late 18th century. Supported by truncated pyramidal feet, it has three drawers on the front with a resting stop, made of fir wood and veneered in walnut with olive and maple borders and floral inlays in maple; top made later, back with rear addition of non-contemporary plywood.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Umbertino cupboard in mahogany, drawer in the band under the top and paneled doors concealing a row of six pull-out drawers. Ebonized details, cherry interior and fir back. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Three-door wardrobe from the late 19th century with a central mirror door; made of walnut and poplar wood, walnut veneered on the inside and completely veneered in mahogany on the outside where some panels are ebonized. The central body with the mirrored door is slightly protruding and has the typical "carabiniere hat" cymatium. Turned feet, shelves and drawers inside.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of Neoclassical style bedside tables in mahogany, maple and bois de rose fillets, Drawer under the top and central door, gouged uprights and turned legs. Gilded bronze escutcheons and marble tops. Italy, early 20th century.

Bologna, XVIII Century

Baroque walnut cupboard. Tripartite front, central door with bronze knob and posthumous escutcheon, decorative studs in the side pilasters, bracket feet. Bologna, 18th century.

England, Late XIX Century

Elegant English Victorian trumeau in the George III model. In the base two doors and a compartment with a cabinet accessible thanks to a sliding door in maple, which shows off drawers and open compartments, sliding top covered in Moroccan; in the upper part two glass doors inserted in a wooden grid, with adjustable shelves; wavy cymatium with curls and inlaid with a classic Greek key and central rosette. The entire surface is veneered in citronnier with mahogany borders, fillets and inlays made of maple, mahogany and ebony.

Italy, Mid XX Century

Single-door display cabinet in walnut, in Rococo style. Curved and curved in all directions, it features the typical rocaille carving, shells and curls, sides and glass door.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Restoration chest of drawers in walnut, front with three drawers, the first of which is in the band under the top. Uprights with a wavy front ending in plinth feet. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

France, Late XIX Century

French chest of drawers from the Charles X period, made of oak veneered with mahogany feather, on the front it has four drawers, the first of which is inserted, under the top, in the typical groove band. Vase-shaped feet, black marble top.