Umbertina showcase

XIX Century - 1800

Umbertine showcase supported by feet of which the front ones are turned, on the front it presents a drawer decorated with characteristic frames, surmounted by a pair of glass doors; carved coping with curled volutes. In walnut and walnut burl.

Bookcase Teak Wood Glass Italy 1960s

Small bookcase in teak wood with two rows of shelves and sliding glass doors.

Bookcase Teak Glass Italy 1960s

Small bookcase in teak wood with two rows of shelves and sliding glass doors.

Lips Vago Bookcase Metal Italy 1960s-1970s

Bookcase with adjustable shelves in blue enamelled metal.

Freestanding Living Room Laminate Metal Italy 1950s

Freestanding living room furniture with drawers and storage compartments with laminate inserts and decorations. Metallic structure.

Two-Bay Bookcase F54 by Mcselvini Stained Wood Italy 1960s

Two-bay bookcase designed in 1954. With modular and stackable elements in stained plywood, it has two storage compartments with sliding doors.

1960s library

Corner bookcase with metal uprights, brass feet and shelves and container element with inlay decoration in adjustable position, in mahogany veneer.

Neo-Renaissance Showcase Italy 19th Century

XIX Century - 1800

Neo-Renaissance showcase made with ancient parts. It is supported by grotesque masks-shaped feet. The lower body had panels decorated with engraved rosewindows and caryatids. The upper body has twoo doors with glass, pillars and chain engraved with festoons, fruit and caryatids. A rich inlay also embellishes the top and the sides of the showcase.

Victorian Étagère Mahogany England XIX Century

XIX Century - 1800

Victorian English mahogany étagère consisting of 3 shelves supported by 6 turned uprights.

Sky Earth Bookcase Metal Brass Rosewood Italy 1960s

Sky-Earth bookcase from the center of the 1960s with metal uprights, brass feet and shelves and container elements with adjustable position, rosewood veneer.

Bookcase Teak Veneer Italy 1960s

Bookcase with adjustable shelves, Teak veneered wood, enamelled metal.

Bookcase George IV Mahogany Glass England '800

George IV Mahogany Break Front Secretaire Bookcase

George IV English bookcase with a broken front, in the lower part it has five drawers on the sides, while in the center a pair of doors surmounted by two fake drawers, concealing a compartment with drawers and writing desk with Moroccan insert, the central part can be lifted by a lectern, while the sides hide secret compartments and document compartments, marked with the letters of the alphabet. The upper body has four doors with glasses marked by geometric wooden motifs (two glasses are broken); the top features a molded hat. Mahogany.

Umbertine Showcase With Extension Mahogany Italy 19th Century

XIX Century - 1800

Umbertine showcase with 2 doors with glass, pillars at 45° and glass at the sides. On top stands and extension with mirrors that is supported by curved and engraved shelves; the upper frame is richly engraved and decorated with a female her at the top. Mahogany with marple interiors.

English showcase

XIX Century - 1800, 20th Century - 1900

English display cabinet supported by saber legs connected by a shaped shelf, on the front it has two doors with glass, glass also present on the sides; mahogany.

Bookcase Mahogany Veneer Metal Brass Italy 1950s 1960s

Bookcase with container compartment with hinged doors and shelves with adjustable position. In mahogany veneered wood, it features metal uprights and brass feet.

Bookcase Veneered Wood Metal Italy 1950s 1960s

Freestanding bookcase from the 1950s-60s with storage compartments and adjustable shelves. In veneered wood, it has metal uprights.

English Library

XIX Century - 1800

English showcase with a broken front, in the lower part it has four doors, as well as in the upper part, with glass. Mahogany.

Bookcase Mahogany Veneer Wood Metal Italy 1960s

Bookcase with elements with adjustable position. Uprights in wood and metal, shelves and containers in mahogany veneered wood.

Bookcase Umberto Mascagni Aluminium Brass Leatherette Italy 1950s

Modular bookcase with three spans from the 1950s with shelves and container elements with adjustable position. In aluminium, brass, laminate, leatherette, steel, wood.

Library Set Attributable To Henry Thomas Peters Mahogany Genoa 1800

XIX Century - 1800

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.