XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Neo-Baroque mirror, entirely carved with leafy volutes, with a shell and a putto on the frame; oak.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900, XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Large French Napoleon III bookcase, on the broken front it has two pairs of doors alternating with column uprights resting on a plinth, to support the slightly protruding band in which there are drawers. The upper body repeats the same movement, but with large doors with grating and embroidered fabric with Empire-style motifs. Veneered in mahogany and mahogany feather, decorated with bronze empire-style applications, the interiors are in oak.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Antique wardrobe, The restoration can be attributed to Henry Thomas Peters, with a split front, it has three drawers surmounted by two doors in the central body, while in the side bodies there is a large door. High quality hardware, the the locks are opened by rotating the knobs placed in the centre of the large rose windows. In mahogany and mahogany feather, the interiors are in walnut, chestnut and sessile oak. In mahogany and mahogany feather, the doors and sides are adorned with diamond shaped and curled frames, in the centre of which elaborate rosettes are carved, in Palagian style, re-proposed with reduced dimensions even in the corners. Pelagio Palagi, a Bolognese architect, was in fact directly called by King Carlo Alberto to direct the modernization work of the Racconigi Castle. Under his guidance, Gabriele Capello known as Moncalvo and Henry Thomas Peters were also active for this order. For the occasion, Peters created three wardrobes for the bedroom of Queen Maria Theresa, of which there are the drawings by Palagi who, in an autographed memory of 1934, recalls the execution by the English cabinetmaker. The famous desk of the King is also attributed to Peters.

France Second Fourth XIXth Century

Restoration sideboard resting on a plinth base, the front is marked by three paneled doors alternating with pilasters that support the undertop band, in which there are three drawers. In elm and elm burl, the interiors are in poplar and oak.

XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Cherry Veneered directoire style open desk, equipped with 5 drawers in the undertop band, truncated pyramidal legs and decorated with threads. Legs in beech wood; oak interior.

Group of chairs, oak wood, foam padding, fabric upholstery.

England Early 19th Century

Small George IV mahogany chest of drawers, England early 19th century. Front with 4 drawers, shelf feet, interior in oak, back in fir. Restorations and replacements.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900, XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

English wing table in mahogany with drawer in the undertop band and breadsticks legs culminating with turned feet. Interior in oak.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900, XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Console in French neoclassical style with top in breccia, carved in all its parts and partially highlighted in gold; lion feet. The two front legs have lion heads carved at the point of connection with the undertop band. Made of oak.

1950s-1960s sessile oak table with formica top.

Italy 20th century

Walnut table made with ancient woods, Italy 20th century. Oak top, top molding and band frame carved with Greek and rosette motifs, uprights and central crossbar turned into a spiral column; side crosspieces turned with plinth elements.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Genoese library set attributable to Henry Thomas Peters, consisting of a large consultation table, book stand, wall cabinet with writing compartment and eight bookcases with racks, three of which are coupled, of different sizes; one of the pairs has two doors, which originally had a grate. The notches of the uprights all have slight differences in the design. The furniture is in mahogany and veneered in mahogany feather, with sessile oak interiors; the locks are marked "VAGO", an important Milanese company. The library is attributable to Peters for the style and high quality found in the carving, both of the curved uprights decorated with leaf motifs, and in the podded frames and lion feet that support the book stand. The taste of the carving is clearly of Palagian inspiration. Pelagio Palagi, a Bolognese architect, was in fact directly called by King Carlo Alberto to direct the modernization work of the Racconigi Castle. Under his guidance, Gabriele Capello known as Moncalvo and Henry Thomas Peters were also active for this commission. For the occasion, Peters created three wardrobes for the bedroom of Queen Maria Theresa, of which there are the drawings by Palagi who, in an autographed memory of 1934, recalls the execution by the English cabinetmaker. The famous King's desk is also attributed to Peters, whose carving of the uprights, the lion feet and the high quality allow to bring our furniture closer. Peters (1792-1852) was an English cabinetmaker, who moved permanently to Genoa in 1817, where, within a few years, he established himself as one of the main craftsmen, receiving important commissions from the most famous families of the time: Durazzo, Brignole Sale, De Mari, up to the aforementioned Savoy.

Sessile oak box with small removable spaces inside. On the top gilt glass carved with a couple of horses and ruins landscape. Gilt brass handle. The motif on the top remind to Giò ponti's works.

XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Dresser in style supported by wavy feet with bronze shoes, on the broken front it has three drawers. Entirely inlaid, on the sides it has two vases, also on the front to frame a central reserve with musical instruments; oak interior, marble top.

France Second half of the 19th century

Pair of sideboards resting on a plinth, on the front they have two doors framed between two uprights moved to support the slightly projecting undertop band in which there is another drawer. In mahogany feather, they are decorated with bronze applications, marble tops, the interiors are in oak.

Table, base in stained oak wood, top in mahogany veneer.