ANCIENT BELIEFS

England Late 19th Century

English sideboard in mahogany and crotchet mahogany. Three drawers with rounded fronts in the lower section, a pair of central paneled doors recessed from the side doors, which conceal pull-out drawers. The upper shelf is slightly damaged. England, late 19th century.

Spain, Early XIX Century

This walnut and chestnut sideboard from Spain dates back to the early 19th century. The front features a pair of doors finely decorated with leaf carvings and bas-relief scrolls, enhanced by uprights that highlight the elegance of the craftsmanship. The structure includes a shelf, ideal for displaying decorative objects or tableware. The plinth legs are embellished with refined feral carvings, giving the piece a distinctive character and a nod to the traditional craftsmanship of the era. This sideboard is an authentic example of antique furniture, perfect for anyone wishing to enrich a room with a piece of history and tradition.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Baroque-style sideboard crafted from oak, dating back to the late 19th century in Italy. This imposing structure features a paneled door on the top that conceals an iron safe, offering not only aesthetic beauty but also functionality and security. The design continues with a central drawer for additional storage, while the base is completed with another paneled door, matching the upper one. The plinth-shaped legs lend stability and a classic touch. This piece, with its richly crafted lines and details, represents a refined example of Baroque craftsmanship, ideal for spaces that demand elegance and history.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A finely carved, late 19th-century Italian Neo-Baroque walnut sideboard. The cabinet features a pair of leaded glass doors in shades of blue and purple, framed by uprights decorated with caryatids and gargoyles, which are also found on the upper panel, along with leafy details and a central face. The cymatium is embellished with a family shield supported by cherubs, leafy carvings, and lateral spandrels. The central panel boasts a carved rear panel with openwork shelf supports and a carved dragon. The base comprises two drawers under the top and a pair of doors, with side uprights that echo the caryatids on the cabinet, gargoyles, and feet finely carved with feral heads. The interior is crafted from poplar, providing a contrast to the walnut exterior.

England, Late XIX Century

Victorian sideboard crafted from mahogany, featuring an elegant design with a split front and projecting side panels. The structure features three drawers set in a molded band beneath the top, providing ample storage space. The lower section features four paneled doors, adorned with leaf carvings and curlicues at the corners, lending a touch of refined craftsmanship. The turned legs add stability and an elegant finish. The oak interior is upholstered in a burgundy fabric that enhances the overall aesthetic. A period piece from late 19th-century England, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and class.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Baroque walnut sideboard, made in Italy in the late 19th century. The cabinet features a central panel flanked by side doors, finely decorated with leafy scroll carvings and fruit motifs. The corners feature turned and carved columns, while the internal caryatids, which extend to the base, rest on feral feet. The central panel is enriched with carved panels and internal shelf supports featuring mascarons, with plinth-shaped side columns lending a further touch of elegance. The base features three drawers beneath the top and paneled doors decorated with leafy, fruit, and draperies, supported by carved double bracket feet. This piece is a refined example of the Neo-Baroque style, ideal for spaces requiring a touch of history and artistic craftsmanship.

France, Early XIX Century

Baroque walnut sideboard dating back to the early 19th century, from France. This piece features a refined structure with three drawers underneath, the central one smaller than the other two, perfect for storing small items. The finely crafted paneled doors are flanked by a carved central upright that adds a touch of elegance. The curved apron and feet lend movement and dynamism to the piece, while the chiseled and gilded sheet metal escutcheons add a luxurious detail. Ideal for a classic setting, this sideboard is an example of period craftsmanship.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

This mid-19th-century fir sideboard features a simple, elegant design typical of Italian craftsmanship of the period. The front features a pair of paneled doors, and the cantilevered legs lend stability and a touch of refinement. The natural patina of the fir wood enhances the beauty of the grain, offering an authentic look steeped in history. Ideal for spaces requiring a historic yet functional piece of furniture, this sideboard fits perfectly into both classic and rustic settings, adding a touch of warmth and tradition.

Italy, Mid XX Century

Mahogany chest of drawers, front with four drawers enclosed by a pair of doors, bracket feet, brass details. Italy, mid-20th century.

England Late 19th Century

Victorian mahogany sideboard made in England in the late 19th century. The design features a top with a small perforated metal balustrade, enhancing the overall aesthetic of the piece. The front features four glass doors, each decorated with elegant metal grilles, lending a distinctive and refined touch. The side uprights are embellished with scroll carvings, typical of the Victorian era. This sideboard represents the perfect combination of functionality and style, ideal for a space that seeks to evoke the charm of the past.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance-style cupboard in ebonized walnut. Front with a pair of drawers in the lower section and a pair of paneled doors with central knobs, flanked by tapered uprights. Carved backsplash, beech interior. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy 19th Century

A small 19th-century walnut sideboard, crafted from antique wood, featuring a simple yet functional design. The compact structure is enhanced by a front door adorned with a central engraving depicting a circumscribed flower, highlighting the Italian craftsmanship of the era. The cantilevered legs provide stability and a touch of understated elegance. This piece is ideal for spaces that require a touch of history and authenticity, while also offering practicality and style.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance-style walnut cupboard. A pair of drawers in the lower section feature carved leaves and a dragon's head as a fall-off device, supported by turned columns carved with festoons. The base features a pair of carved doors with a central shield and swirls of leaves and flowers, flanked by pilasters with caryatids. The top is carved with a central shell, leaves, and flowers, and the interior is oak. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy, Early XX Century

Mahogany sideboard from the first half of the 20th century, featuring a five-door cabinet with beveled glass doors, accented with elegant brass trim. The side uprights are embellished with geometric Greek frets inlaid in maple, lending a touch of refinement to the overall design. The curved top features an inlaid marble, which extends across the front of the cabinet, lending continuity and harmony to the structure. Below the top, the band includes four drawers, while the lower section features a pair of double doors, offering ample storage space. The flush-fitting brass escutcheons, handles, and moldings integrate seamlessly with the design, while the fir and beech interiors ensure solidity and durability.

Italy, Early XX Century

Walnut sideboard from the first half of the 20th century, featuring a slight scalloping that adds a touch of originality to the classic design. The front consists of a pair of drawers under the top, perfect for storing small items, which surmount two paneled doors. The bracket feet provide stability and a sense of robustness to the entire structure. The interiors are made of fir.

Italy, XIX Century

This 19th-century Baroque walnut sideboard, crafted from antique wood, stands out for its classic lines and the use of high-quality materials typical of the era. The front features a pair of paneled doors, characterized by a simple and elegant design, although the lock is missing. The bracketed legs lend stability and a traditional touch to the piece, making it suitable for a variety of living spaces.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A late 19th-century Italian walnut sideboard featuring an elegant and functional design. The upper part features a pair of glass doors, allowing for the elegant display of precious objects or porcelain, while the three height-adjustable internal shelves offer flexible storage. The solid base, enhanced by a pair of drawers underneath, features paneled doors that conceal additional storage space. The cantilevered legs lend stability and a classic touch to the entire piece, making it a distinctive addition to both traditional and modern spaces.

Italy, Late XIX-Early XX Century

Neo-Renaissance sideboard supported by feet of which the front ones are lion-like, has a broken front with a pair of central doors and lateral doors, a movement resumed in the upper section where, however, the central doors have leaded glass (one with breakages). Richly carved with phytomorphic and grotesque motifs in neo-Renaissance style.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance-style cupboard in ebonized walnut. Front with a pair of drawers in the lower section and a pair of paneled doors with central knobs, alternating with three tapered uprights. Carved backsplash, beech interior. Italy, late 19th century.

Early XX Century

Cupboard with walnut upper part in Emilian baroque style made with ancient woods, Italy, early 20th century. Removable top, with band hosting a pair of drawers. The upper part is connected, via four turned bases, to the sideboard, the latter equipped with two doors on the front and shelf feet. The piece of furniture is also embellished with tiles and metal studs. Poplar and fir interior.

Early, XX Century

Cupboard with walnut stand in Emilian baroque style made with ancient woods, Italy, early 20th century. Removable top, with band hosting a pair of drawers. The upper part is connected, via four turned bases, to the sideboard, the latter equipped with two doors on the front and shelf feet. The piece of furniture is also embellished with tiles and metal studs. Poplar and fir interior.

Emilia Romagna, XVII Century

Double body sideboard with two paneled doors in the lower part and the same number in the upper part, turned knobs.

Lombardy, XVIII Century

This 18th-century Lombard Baroque sideboard, expertly crafted from an antique chest of drawers or a drop-leaf chest, exudes all the charm of the era. Crafted from walnut and walnut burl, it features a curved front distinguished by a pair of solid walnut doors, embellished with ebonized moldings and burl veneer inserts, elements also found on the sides. The front uprights are angled at forty-five degrees, while the rear ones boast ebonized scrollwork, lending a touch of elegance. Bronze knobs add a precious detail. Inside, a pair of drawers under the top, added later, with fir interiors, offers additional storage space.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Baroque-style sideboard crafted from fir and poplar, featuring a refined leafy decoration. The front features a pair of paneled doors, elegantly separated by a central upright, lending the piece balance and grandeur. The bracketed feet add a touch of strength and stability to the structure. The painted finish enhances the decorative forms, making this piece a showcase of artistic and functional mastery. Perfect for enhancing classic spaces with a piece of history.