ANCIENT BEDSIDE TABLES

Tuscany, mid-18th century

A late Baroque-style cabinet crafted from walnut with elegant walnut burl inserts, enhanced by refined cherry wood trim and moldings. Originally from Tuscany and dating back to the mid-18th century, this piece features a drop-down top that reveals an open compartment, which opens further when rotated to the left, revealing a second open compartment underneath. The frame is distinguished by its snake-shaped feet, while the interior is crafted from poplar. The combination of these materials gives the cabinet a unique charm, typical of its era and region of origin.

Italy, second quarter of the 19th century

A pair of Louis Philippe-style walnut bedside tables, dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy. These elegant pieces feature a drawer nestled in the molded band beneath the top, while the central door is framed by a protruding cornice that enhances the structure. The turned legs add a touch of refinement and solidity. The interiors are made of fir, a durable and high-quality material. Despite some minor flaws, the bedside tables retain all the charm of the period.

Italy, 20th Century

This Napoleon III-era bedside table, dating back to the 20th century, is crafted from fine rosewood. The veneer and intricate inlays enhance the finesse of the wood, lending the piece elegance and refinement. The top is embellished with a finely crafted, perforated metal balustrade, while the front features two drawers with gilded bronze appliques, adding a touch of luxury. The curved legs, typical of the style, are joined to the base by an additional shelf, offering both stability and functionality. The gilded bronze handles complete the refined design, making this bedside table a representative example of Italian craftsmanship of the period.

Italy, XX Century

A pair of mid-20th-century Italian bedside tables, crafted from walnut and burr walnut with ebonized details. The green serpentine marble top adds a touch of elegance, while the band beneath the top features a carved fretwork that enriches the design. Each nightstand features a drawer and a central door in burr walnut, supported by turned columns with Corinthian capitals. The base is decorated with a carved fretwork, and the turned and carved legs lend solidity and style. The mirrored backsplash is embellished with refined retro-engraved filleting and leaf and scroll carvings, completing the classic charm of these pieces.

Italy, XIX Century

This Louis Philippe walnut bedside table, dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century, is made in Italy. Featuring a drawer nestled in the molded band beneath the top, it offers a central door elegantly framed by a molding. The onion-shaped legs complete the design, typical of the Louis Philippe style, lending stability and a classic touch. The walnut finish enhances the wood's natural grain, making it a refined piece for spaces requiring quality, historic furnishings.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A pair of walnut nightstands dating back to the late 19th century, featuring a refined design and artisanal details. The top is elegantly complemented by inlaid gray marble, lending a touch of sophistication. The drawer beneath the top features a bas-relief carving, while the central door stands out for its two-part bas-relief carving, lending a decorative and classic touch. The backsplash is enhanced by a central mirror and scroll and curlicue carvings, adding an aesthetic and functional dimension. These nightstands are perfect for integrating into a period decor, offering functionality and historical beauty.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A late 19th-century Italian larch bedside table. The structure features a front drawer located beneath the top, providing practical storage for small items. The central door features a molded panel, adding a touch of elegance and visual complexity. The base is adorned with a ribbed molding, a decorative detail that lends the piece a refined look. The bracketed feet support the structure with stability and style. Metal handles and escutcheons complete the design, providing functionality and a classic accent.

Italy, XIX Century

A pair of Louis Philippe walnut bedside tables, made in Italy in the second quarter of the 19th century, exemplify the refined craftsmanship of the era. Each table features a drawer nestled in the band beneath the top, offering practical storage for small items. The frames are supported by four turned legs, elegantly resting on a base that houses an additional drawer. The onion-shaped feet add a distinctive touch to the overall design. The interiors of the tables are crafted from poplar, a lightweight material that ensures long-lasting durability. These pieces fit perfectly in environments that emphasize classic taste and historic charm.

Italy, Early XIX Century

A pair of Empire pedestal nightstands, crafted from walnut and dating back to the early 19th century in Italy. These elegant pieces feature a pedestal structure resting on a solid square base, a distinctive feature of the Empire style. Each nightstand features a hinged front door that reveals four internal shelves, crafted from fir, ideal for storing everyday items or private collections. The walnut finish lends the nightstands a refined look, perfectly in keeping with the classic aesthetic of the period. These pieces are ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of history and craftsmanship.

Italy, Late XIX Century

This Louis Philippe bedside table, crafted from walnut and dating back to the late 19th century, embodies the elegant structure of a drawer-fronted display unit, supported by four turned columns that lend a refined look. The base features a front door that provides additional storage space, while the onion-shaped legs add stability and a distinctive touch. The interior is made of fir, a material chosen for its durability and lightness. This piece, originating from Italy, embodies the typical characteristics of the Louis Philippe style, combining functionality and decorative ornamentation.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A Louis Philippe walnut bedside table made in Italy in the late 19th century. This elegant piece features a raised panel with a front drawer, supported by four finely turned columns. The base features a front door and stands on onion-shaped feet, creating a harmonious balance between functionality and classic design. The interior is made of fir, a detail that highlights the typical construction quality of the era.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Neoclassical bedside table, late 18th century, Lombardy. The piece of furniture is veneered in citronnier, maple, boxwood and other light woods for the inlays; both the front where the door is housed and the sides are made with a lowered central panel in citronnier, with an octagonal reserve in the centre enclosed by a moulded and inlaid frame; the reserves on a maple background have an architectural inlay with capricci, temples, statues and figures. The panels are inserted in a double frame with a brass-plated frame and citronnier veneer arranged head-on and in a herringbone pattern. An inlaid frame in the base delimits the four truncated pyramid feet and another supports the top in which a top in green alps marble is set. Missing parts and restorations, walnut interior. The piece of furniture is similar to the production of Giovanni Maffezzoli although it does not reach the quality of the Cremonese master in inlay.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Directoire-era walnut bedside table, featuring a simple yet functional design typical of the late 18th century. The front features a pair of overlapping doors, one with a bronze knob, the other missing. The truncated pyramidal legs give the piece solid stability and a balanced aesthetic. The wood's patina highlights the natural beauty of the walnut and testifies to the piece's authenticity and age.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Directoire walnut bedside table from Italy, early 19th century. The structure stands out for the simplicity and elegance typical of the Directoire style, with a front featuring a practical drawer under the top and a central door. The truncated pyramidal legs lend stability and a touch of geometric refinement. The top has been replaced, while maintaining the overall aesthetic harmony of the piece. Ideal for enhancing classic or more modern spaces with a touch of history.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Directoire walnut bedside table, dating back to the early 19th century, from Italy. It features a drawer located under the top and a central door, both embellished with a bronze knob and handle, adding a decorative and functional touch. The truncated pyramidal legs lend stability and a distinctive character typical of the Directoire period. The interior is made of fir, a lightweight and durable wood, commonly used to ensure sturdiness without weighing down the overall structure. Modifications have been made over time, which may include restoration or adaptations for use, while maintaining the object's historical integrity.

Italy, XIX Century

Louis Philippe bedside table in walnut and walnut burl. Drawer in the molded band under the top, central door flanked by twisted turned uprights, onion-shaped feet, Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Empire walnut bedside table. The projecting drawer under the top is supported by turned and ebonized columns, resting on plinth feet. The bases and capitals are in chased and gilded bronze, as are the knobs. Central door. Italy, first quarter of the 19th century.

France, Late XIX Century

Louis XV-style bedside table in oak with bois de rose veneer. Top inlaid with marble, front with three double-drawer drawers and curved legs. Handles and feet in wrought and gilded bronze, minor losses. France, late 19th century.

Pair of Liberty bedside tables

Pair of Art Nouveau nightstands, made of cherry veneered in machete mahogany with maple profiles and carvings; tops in black portoro marble. Backsplashes with shelves and refined floral carvings.

Italy, XVIII Century

Baroque walnut bedside table with bois de violette trim. Two drawers with non-contemporary gilt-bronze handles covering inlaid escutcheons. Sculpted legs, poplar interior. Central Italy, 18th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Pair of Empire walnut bedside tables. Drawer jutting out from the underside of the top, supported by turned half-columns with chiseled and gilded sheet metal bases and capitals. Central drop-down door with drawer underneath. Lion-shaped keyholes, plinth feet. Italy, early 19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Walnut bedside table with maple inlays and trim, converted into a bar cabinet. The top folds down to allow the front door to open. Interior compartments feature protective glass shelves. Pyramidal legs. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Umbertino walnut bedside table. Drawer in the lower section, supported by turned columns and an upper balustrade. Central paneled door, turned feet. Italy, late 19th century.