Early 20th century

Ducrot" wardrobe supported by turned feet, with a broken front in the center of which has a door with a mirror and two side doors painted with cherubs; it is adorned with gilded carvings. Vittorio Ducrot took over the management of his stepfather's furniture factory in 1902, renaming it "Studio Ducrot", managing to establish himself more and more in the field of artisanal and industrial production of Sicilian furnishings. Specializing in the design and manufacture of mass furnishings, he availed himself of the collaboration of some of the most important artistic personalities of the time. Among these must certainly be included Ernesto Basile, an architect who at the beginning of the twentieth century held the position of art director, leading the company to international success.

Late 18th century

Neoclassical wardrobe supported by shelf feet, on the front it has two paneled doors decorated with characteristic tiles, even the sides are paneled; in walnut, the lock has been replaced.

Wardrobe with hinged doors. Teak veneered wood, enameled metal.

Wardrobe with hinged doors, Mahogany veneer, brass inserts and enamelled metal legs.

Wardrobe, hinged doors, of which the central one with mirrored glass. Walnut veneered wood, brass legs.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Large French wardrobe supported by feet of which the front ones are turned, on the front it has two drawers and two panelled doors and mouldings with a shaped profile; a carved rose window with a neoclassical flavour adorns the upper band. In oak wood, it is decorated with bronzes still in Barocchetto style; the hinges are in wrought iron and covered in brass on the outside.

Italy Late 19th century

Umbertine wardrobe in maple and maple burl, Italy, late 19th century. Front with pair of doors and drawer framed by frames, turned uprights and spinning top front feet. Cherry interior with fir shelves.

Veneto First Fourth XIX Century

Empire cabinet supported by partially mutilated lion feet, on the front it has three drawers surmounted by an oval mercury mirror door, framed between a pair of truncated pyramidal pilasters, supporting the slightly projecting undertop band in which there is a drawer. Veneered in cherry, the interiors are in walnut; the marble top is missing; with modifications and replacements.

Piedmont Second Fourth XVIII Century

Walnut wardrobe, on the front it has two paneled doors with characteristic relief frames, uprights at 45 °.

Second Fourth XIXth Century

Louis Philippe wardrobe supported by feet of which the front ones are turned, on the front it has two paneled doors. In walnut, the backrests have been replaced in plywood.

Italy Late 19th century

Cupboard in solid walnut, Italy late nineteenth century. Upper part of a large late Renaissance piece of furniture later transformed into a cabinet. Front with a pair of paneled doors containing exposed shelves and central space with door opening, drawer in the lower band and carved uprights.

Wardrobe, veneered wood, mirrored glass, brass caps.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Wardrobe with two paneled doors, in walnut.

Sideboard with hinged doors and exposed drawers; Oak and Walnut veneered wood.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Wardrobe with two paneled doors in walnut, the cymatium was added later.

Cabinet with hinged doors, teak and Tanganyika walnut veneer, mirrored glass, parchment paper inserts, adjustable brass feet.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Louis Philippe wardrobe supported by refined feet and pillars; it has two drawers surmounted by two doors with glass and decorated with engraved and pierced curly motifs; the iside is hidden by a pleated fabric protected by a panel. Walnut.