Italy, second quarter of the 19th century

A Louis Philippe walnut chest of drawers, an expression of the elegance of the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy. The piece features an elegant front composed of four drawers, the first of which is set into the molded band beneath the top. The other three drawers are enclosed by a slightly protruding molding, lending a sense of depth and refinement. The onion-shaped feet, typical of the Louis Philippe style, lend stability and character to the overall design. The drawer interiors are crafted from poplar, a material chosen for its lightness and durability. This chest of drawers is ideal for those who appreciate the timeless charm of antique furniture, combining functionality and history in a single piece.

Italy Mid 18th Century

This Lombard-Venetian Baroque chest of drawers from the mid-18th century, crafted from walnut and walnut burl, is an example of period craftsmanship modified over time. Originally taller, it was later adapted to a two-drawer format, maintaining the elegant structure of the period. The hardware was replaced, lending a more contemporary look without losing its historic charm. The walnut veneer enhances the contrast with the burl, a characteristic of the Baroque period. The interior is made of fir. Ideal for spaces that celebrate the combination of history and practicality.

1970s-style chest of drawers in white lacquered wood, featuring an elegant brass front that adds a distinctive touch. The solid, linear structure features seven spacious drawers, perfect for organizing living spaces or offices with style. The white lacquer, although showing some signs of wear, retains its vintage charm, making this piece versatile and full of character. Ideal for spaces requiring a balance between functionality and retro design.

Italy, Early XX Century

Art Nouveau mahogany dresser from early 20th-century Italy. The gray marble top adds elegance and solidity. The structure consists of four drawers with refined floral and foliate carvings; the first, lower drawer is located under the top. The backboard features a central mirror flanked by two side drawers, adorned with carvings that are repeated in the cornice and side uprights. The interiors are made of oak, while metal handles and escutcheons add a touch of functionality and style. This piece is a typical example of the Liberty style, combining aesthetics and practicality.

Italy 19th Century

Directoire chest of drawers made of walnut, dating back to the early 19th century in Italy. The structure features a front with four drawers, the first of which is smaller, ideal for smaller objects. The frame was later embellished with black and gold paintings, lending a distinctive touch to the overall design. The truncated pyramidal legs offer stability and a solid presence, while the fir and poplar interior ensures sturdiness and durability. Metal escutcheons and handles decorate the piece, completing the classic aesthetic typical of the period.

Emilia Romagna, XVIII Century

Neoclassical chest of drawers from the last quarter of the 18th century, from Emilia, featuring a walnut and burl veneer structure. The interior is made of poplar, while maple trim enriches the details. The top and sides feature burl inserts with a refined sunburst motif, highlighting the craftsmanship of the period. The front features three drawers; the lock on the central drawer is designed with a mechanism that also locks the other two drawers, ensuring security and practicality. Restorations are evidence of the care and attention given to this elegant antique.

1960s industrial enameled metal chest of drawers, featuring a simple and functional design typical of the period. Featuring ten drawers, each with a practical metal label holder, it's ideal for organizing and cataloging documents and objects. The original green hue has been restored to its former glory thanks to a meticulous restoration in our workshop, preserving the aesthetic features of the era. The structure has the sturdiness typical of industrial furniture, lending a touch of authenticity to any space, from a private home to a modern office. Perfect for those who appreciate vintage aesthetics combined with functionality.

Veneto Early 19th Century

This Empire walnut chest of drawers, originating from Veneto and dating back to the early 19th century, exemplifies the elegance of the period with its refined design. The front features three drawers, the first of which protrudes, creating an interesting interplay of volumes. The truncated pyramidal half columns supporting the structure feature sphinx carvings with gilded details, lending a touch of regal grandeur to the piece. The plinth feet echo the truncated pyramid shape, ensuring stability and solidity. The interior is made of fir, a lightweight and durable material, while the flush escutcheons are missing, leaving room for customization.

Piacenza Early 18th Century

Neoclassical walnut chest of drawers from Piacenza, dating back to the early 18th century. This piece features a three-drawer front embellished with walnut burl inserts and alternating maple and walnut trim, creating a highly refined visual effect. The truncated pyramidal legs lend stability and a touch of elegance, while the escutcheons and handles are crafted from wrought bronze, adding a touch of luxury and attention to detail. The interiors of the drawers have been replaced. An antique piece that demonstrates the craftsmanship of the era.

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.

England Mid 19th Century

Mid-19th-century English chest of drawers crafted from mahogany, featuring elegant maple trim on the top and ebony trim at the base. The curved front design features four drawers, the first two of which are smaller and set side by side, creating a harmonious division of space. The curved legs lend a sense of lightness and movement to the structure. The oak interior ensures sturdiness and durability. Brass escutcheons add a refined detail, while the replaced knobs retain their original functionality.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

A Louis Philippe walnut chest of drawers, dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century, features a solid and harmonious structure. The front features four drawers, the first of which is recessed into the molded band just below the top. The other three drawers are embellished with later filleting, lending a touch of refinement to the piece. The side uprights are adorned with turned half-columns, adding an element of vertical elegance, while the onion-shaped feet gracefully support the entire structure. This chest of drawers, from Italy, is an authentic example of the Louis Philippe style, ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of history and tradition.

Vintage 1960s chest of drawers, featuring a functional and refined design. Crafted from mahogany and burl veneer, it offers a solid and well-preserved structure. The open central compartment, with a clear glass shelf, lends a light and practical feel, ideal for displaying decorative objects. The top features back-treated glass, adding a touch of elegance and protecting the surface underneath. The brass leg caps and handles emphasize the vintage aesthetic of the piece, making it a distinctive furnishing accessory for modern or classic spaces. Overall condition is good, maintaining its original period charm.

Italy, Early XX Century

Art Nouveau chest of drawers in ash and maple, attributed to Ernesto Basile, made by Grandiosi Magazzini Emporio Roma in Palermo in the early 20th century. The structure features a six-drawer front, with the first two smaller drawers placed side by side and featuring a painted floral decoration that harmoniously extends across the entire cabinet. The upper shelf is protected by glass, while an elegant backsplash with turned lateral spandrels enhances the top. Metal handles and escutcheons complete the refined design. A perfect example of Italian Art Nouveau craftsmanship, this chest of drawers combines functionality and aesthetics, ideal for spaces that emphasize historical design.

Italy, XIX Century

A Louis Philippe walnut chest of drawers dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century, from Italy. This elegant piece is distinguished by its four-drawer front, with the top drawer nestled within the molded band beneath the top. The other three drawers are framed by a slightly protruding molding, lending a sense of depth and refinement. The onion-shaped feet add a further distinctive touch, while the brass escutcheons enhance the overall design, highlighting the attention to detail typical of the Louis Philippe style.

A 1950s-1960s mahogany veneered dresser with mirror, featuring lines typical of mid-century design. The back-treated glass top offers a striking marble effect, lending a touch of elegance and originality to the entire piece. The brass handles and base trim add a distinctive detail, recalling the aesthetic of the era. The dresser is in fair condition, ideal for those who appreciate the charm of modern antiques with a worn patina. It fits perfectly into vintage-style settings or adds a contrasting element to more modern settings.

Italy, XX Century

A mid-20th-century Chippendale-style chest of drawers, characterized by its curved, rounded lines. Crafted from various woods, it features a front with four drawers, including two small ones at the top. The arched legs and woodwork lend the piece a refined look, perfect for decorating classic spaces or adding a touch of elegance to modern decor. Metal handles. The glossy finish highlights the natural wood grain.

Italy Early 19th Century

An early 19th-century Empire walnut chest of drawers, characterized by an imposing structure and later brass plate decorations. The front features four drawers, the first of which protrudes beneath the top, embellished with filleting that enhances its classic design. The turned columns on the sides, with bases featuring chased and gilded bronze capitals, add a touch of elegance, resting on plinth feet also covered in brass plate. The escutcheons and handles are crafted from chased and gilded bronze, contributing to the overall refinement of the piece. Despite restorations and some missing parts, the chest of drawers retains the charm and majesty typical of the Empire style, ideal for spaces requiring a distinctive and historic furnishing element.

Chest of Drawers and Bedside Tables

Tuscan neoclassical suite, consisting of a chest of drawers and two bedside tables. The chest of drawers has a disappearing door that hides three drawers with bronze pulls inside, the bedside tables with a drop-down top and an opening door hide the compartments where the toilet ceramics were housed. Tall truncated pyramid legs ending with elegant turnings and inlaid with maple and Indian walnut in the shape of leaves, support the furniture veneered in dark Indian walnut with inlaid borders in maple, boxwood, chestnut with geometric motifs, in the center of the door of the bedside tables a rosette is inlaid, on the door of the chest of drawers a basket of flowers; the tops of the bedside tables have white marble set in an inlaid border of various woods on the chest of drawers instead it is simply supported. Filaments on the marbles of the bedside tables. Original hardware. In plate XXX of the "Furniture Warehouse ...." there is a model of chest of drawers similar in colour and which has a door not divided into drawers.

Italy Early 19th Century

This early 19th-century Italian Directoire walnut chest of drawers exudes the understated yet functional elegance typical of the period. The front is organized into three drawers, with the first slightly protruding from the panel beneath the top, a distinctive feature that lends movement and refinement to the design. The poplar interior provides a light structure, while the gilded bronze escutcheons and handles add a touch of understated luxury. The truncated pyramidal legs emphasize the solidity and stability of the entire piece, making it suitable for a variety of placements in classical settings.

Lombardy, Late XVII Century

A late 17th-century Baroque walnut chest of drawers from Lombardy. The design features a curved front with four drawers, highlighted by walnut burl inserts that seamlessly extend into the forty-five-degree uprights and sides. Bracketed feet support the structure, while ebonized moldings add a touch of elegance. The interior is crafted of fir, offering strength and durability. The handles and escutcheons are crafted and gilded bronze, demonstrating the attention to detail typical of the era.

Italy Late 19th Century

A Napoleon III-style walnut chest of drawers, featuring an elegant and functional design typical of the late 19th century. The front features four drawers, the first of which is a protruding one, supported by turned and ebonized columns that offer a refined color contrast. These columns are repeated on the sides, lending a sense of continuity and symmetry. The plinth-shaped feet ensure the structure's stability and solidity. An example of period Italian craftsmanship, this piece combines aesthetics and practicality, ideal for enhancing classic or rustic spaces.

Italy Second Quarter of the 19th Century

Charles X walnut chest of drawers, Italian manufacture from the second quarter of the 19th century. The structure features a front with four drawers, the first, smaller one, elegantly inserted into the molded band beneath the top. The other three drawers are framed by a thin molding that enhances their linear design. The onion-shaped feet lend a distinctive and solid touch to the base of the piece. The interior is made of poplar. This chest of drawers represents a refined example of 19th-century Italian taste and craftsmanship.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Large chest of drawers with barocchetto shelf from Emilia, with the typical curved and rounded on silhouette on the front and on the sides, which can be opened. Supported by curved feet, the under-the-top band is shaped, it has three drawers and two upper ones side by side, under the top. The shelf has a grooved base with a drawer and a smaller drawer on the front: the upper part with glass panels on the front and on the sides used to be a display case for a statue, which originally could only be opened with a door on the back, but it was modified in the 19th century by adding a wooden panel on the back, while a small door and a shelf have been added on the front. Maple burl veneer with walnut edges, the interiors are in poplar, the handles are in bronze with pendants and nozzles with a coat of arms depicting a pair of rampant lions topped by a two-headed eagle with the imperial crown.