The Great Estern

A mahogany wardrobe in a marine style, inspired by the design of Liverpool's famous 1811 THE GREAT ESTERN. This piece, made in England in the 20th century, features a recessed central block with three drawers and a pull, as well as three height-adjustable shelves with a rack. The side blocks each have a door and a drawer underneath. Recessed handles and flush escutcheons enhance the clean design, while brass threading and corner details add a touch of elegance and refinement. The use of mahogany lends the piece a warm hue and timeless durability, making it an ideal piece for a classic and refined space.

Italy, Early XX Century

Art Nouveau wardrobe in ash and maple, attributed to the renowned designer Ernesto Basile and produced by the Grandi Magazzini Emporio Roma in Palermo in the early 20th century. The front is cleverly divided into two parts, with an elegant beveled mirror door on the left side, while the right side houses seven drawers, the first two smaller and side-by-side, surmounted by a pair of beveled glass doors. The structure is embellished with refined painted floral decorations, which enhance the piece's distinctive character. The carved and perforated cornice adds a further touch of craftsmanship, making this wardrobe a representative example of the Italian Art Nouveau style.

Piedmont, XVIII Century

An 18th-century Piedmontese Baroque cabinet in fine walnut. The front features a pair of bipartite paneled doors, embellished with high-relief scrollwork panels, giving the piece remarkable visual depth and timeless elegance. The uprights are decorated with three panels each, maintaining stylistic coherence with the rest of the structure. The double-bracketed legs add stability and a touch of refinement to the overall design. The back panel has been replaced with fir, while the interior is upholstered in a green fabric, creating an interesting color contrast and a sense of freshness. This cabinet represents a significant example of the craftsmanship of the era and fits perfectly into classic and refined interiors.

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 19th Century

A Louis Philippe walnut wardrobe from Italy, dating to the second quarter of the 19th century, features a solid structure and refined details. The front features four tripartite paneled doors, skillfully crafted to create an effect of depth and movement, a feature that continues on the sides. The grissinato uprights are enhanced by turned columns at the corners, also with a grissinato finish, lending the piece a classic elegance. The turned plinth feet provide stability and a touch of grandeur. Inside, the use of fir ensures durability and a sturdy construction. There is evidence of paint stripping on one of the front panels, offering an opportunity to further personalize the piece. This wardrobe is a representative example of the taste and style of the Louis Philippe era, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of historical authenticity.

Italy, mid-19th century

Mid-19th-century Italian larch wardrobe featuring a simple yet functional design typical of the era. The front door is paneled and divided into two parts, offering a classic and refined aesthetic. The uprights are angled at forty-five degrees, lending stability and a touch of originality to the structure. Inside, three shelves offer ample space for organizing and storing various objects. The quality of the larch wood, prized for its durability and beauty, gives the wardrobe a warm and welcoming feel, making it suitable for a variety of living spaces.

Inlaid cabinet

Carlo X style armoire, featuring an elegant structure with a single door and a lower drawer. The rectangular base, supported by vase-shaped feet, presents a sober design, while the upper part is embellished with a light cornice. The two full-round spiral columns on the sides of the door add a distinctive element, framing the central mercury mirror. Made of bois de rose, with bois de rose details, the armoire is finely inlaid with anthemion and scroll motifs, which also decorate the cornice of the pediment. The latter features an inlaid Greek key, while the door frame is enriched with a gilded molding. Maple frames harmoniously separate the different woods, while gilded bronzes adorn the bases and capitals of the columns and the lock escutcheons. The door lock, signed F. Vago in Milan, is an example of craftsmanship.

Piacenza First Half of the 18th Century

Baroque cherry wardrobe from Piacenza, dating back to the first half of the 18th century. The front features a pair of bipartite paneled doors, embellished with high-relief panels that are harmoniously repeated on the side uprights and front. The bracketed feet lend stability and elegance to the structure. The locks have been replaced, while the flush escutcheons are brass. Inside, the wardrobe features shelves and three drawers added at a later date, offering practicality while maintaining its original aesthetic.

Wardrobe with hinged doors in walnut veneer, features decorative carved wood sculptures, with a female subject, mirrored glass on the doors. Good condition, signs of usage

Piedmont, Mid XIX Century

Piedmontese lacquered and painted poplar wardrobe. Front with a pair of doors, decorated with an Art Nouveau painted reserve depicting a young female figure with a bouquet of flowers. Drawer in the lower section.

Italy, XX Century

Baroque style wardrobe made with a pair of antique fir doors. Completely lacquered and painted on the front with a coat of arms representing the Mantua Houses of Count Luigi Donesmondi (1733-1808) and his wife Marchioness Aurelia Cavriani. Interior divided into two compartments with five shelves. Lateral bracket feet and a double central bracket. Italy, 20th Century.

Italy, XIX Century

Rosewood veneered wardrobe. Door with beveled mirror, maple interior with two drawers, carved and ebonized cornice and pilasters, as well as turned spandrels and feet. Italy, mid-19th century.

Piedmont 19th Century

Double-piece walnut wardrobe. Tripartite doors with carved panels and ribbed moldings, a cymatium with carved rosettes that continue into the base, three internal shelves, replaced lock. Piedmont, 19th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Directoire walnut wardrobe, lacquered and painted. Front with a pair of glass doors, glass panels replacing the original panels, height-adjustable internal shelves. Paneled sides later embellished with paintings of male figures with amphoras in the center, a face on top, and a helmet on the bottom. Truncated pyramidal feet. Italy, early 19th century.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Walnut wardrobe. The front features two tripartite doors with walnut burl panels applied as later embellishments. The uprights are carved, as are the plinth feet. Italy, mid-19th century.

Vintage Italian-made storage unit with two hinged doors in teak veneer with stained wood inserts.

Italy, XX Century

Baroque-style lacquered and painted wardrobe. Front with a pair of doors and uprights painted with leafy motifs and scrolls. Bracketed legs, interior with five shelves. Italy, 20th century.