Pair of armchairs; structure in natural beech wood, seat and back in foam with velvet covering.

Sideboard attributed to Sergio Mazza, with hinged doors; exotic wood veneered wood, chromed metal base.

Chaise longue with adjustable inclination with structure in steel and lacquered metal, seat in pony skin, head cushion in leather; Cassina production logo on the tubular.

Ceiling bookcase with storage compartments with hinged doors, flap doors, glass sliding doors and visible drawers, some of which are set up as bars, open shelves with adjustable positions; teak veneered wood, brass ferrules.

Particular transformable table with enlargement of the dimension; wedges of different essences veneered in natural maple and ebony-stained, and briar, base with wedges in cement grit.

Murano 1940s

Iridescent glass bowl modeled with large ribs. Barovier manufacture.

Armchairs; foam padding, fabric covering, metal legs with brass tip.

Sideboard with hinged doors and exposed drawers; teak veneered wood.

Table; solid wood and oak veneer.

Pair of armchairs; metal structure, seat and back in foam covered in fabric.

Armchairs; foam padding, fabric covering, metal legs with brass tip.

Wall bookcase that needs to be fixed to the wall, with container elements with hinged doors, central flap and exposed drawers; solid wood and rosewood veneer, chromed metal supports.

Pair of modular armchairs model 'Alessandra'; foam padding, imitation leather covering for the structure and fabric for the cushions.

Cupboard, walnut veneer. Manufactured in Italy, 1940s-1950s.

Italy 1920s 30s

Four Gio Ponti plates from the "Vendemmia" series, Richard Ginori San Cristoforo manufacture. The ceramic plates feature polychrome decorations with figures and bear the designer's signature on the front. On the reverse brand of the manufacture.

Swiza table clock model "Athena" in brass with manual 8 days, with suspended "baquette" movement and escapement to anchor. The treated solid brass body and the bevelled glass certainly make it one of the most beautiful and sought after models with this type of movement, characterized by a vertical development that makes it among the most fascinating. In this model Swiza, better than anyone, has been able to interpret the concept of "suspended movement": the clock appears as floating in the void.

Large vase in green lacquered ceramic with a milk white relief decoration. Giovanni Gariboldi, Richard-Ginori, San Cristoforo manifacturing. Brand under the base.

Table with Rosewood veneered wooden bases and Ebony-stained wood profiles, wooden top with retro-treated glass.

Pair of armchairs with armrests in stained Beech wood, spring padding, velvet upholstery.

Glass catchall with colored glares (yellow, green, blue, purple and fuchsia). Anonymous manufacture. Made in Murano, Italy, 1950s-1960s.