ANTIQUE CHAIRS, ARMCHAIRS AND BENCHES

Italy First Half of the 20th Century

A pair of Art Deco armchairs crafted from oak, dating back to the first half of the 20th century in Italy. The distinctive design features an open backrest composed of nine panels, creating a light, geometric visual effect. The square-section armrests and legs lend the chair solidity and structural stability typical of the Art Deco style. These armchairs are ideal for adding a touch of vintage elegance to any space, be it a living room, study, or entryway. The oak construction ensures durability and a timeless aesthetic, perfectly in keeping with the taste of the era.

Italy Late 19th Century

A pair of late Baroque-style walnut armchairs from Italy, originating in the late 19th century. The open backrest is embellished with leafy carvings and scrolls that harmoniously repeat in the curved armrests, lending an elegant stylistic continuity. The reed-covered seat adds a touch of visual lightness, while the curved legs complete the piece with a dynamism typical of the late Baroque period. These armchairs represent a refined example of Italian craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing classic settings with a piece of furniture of historical and artistic value.

Germany, XIX Century

Biedermeier sofa in walnut and walnut crotch. Open armrests with curled edges and openwork paneling, curved legs, upholstered seat and back. Germany, 19th century.

Italy, mid-19th century

Set of four lacquered wooden chairs painted with floral motifs across the entire surface. Open backrest, curved legs joined to the base by a crosspiece, and removable wicker seat. Italy, mid-19th century.

Italy, second quarter of the 19th century

A mid-19th-century conversation sofa crafted from fine walnut in a Louis Philippe style. The frame features a wraparound backrest designed to accommodate two people, embellished with floral carvings that extend across the entire surface. Padded inserts in both the backrests and armrests offer additional comfort, while the elaborate design and handcrafted finishes showcase the Italian craftsmanship of the era.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A pair of Baroque-style walnut chairs from late 19th-century Italy. These chairs feature a finely carved backrest, featuring a rosette on top and central elements forming the letters "LC." The sturdily constructed, turned legs are joined to the base by a crosspiece, providing stability and a decorative touch. The walnut workmanship lends the chairs a warm, welcoming tone, while the carved details highlight the craftsmanship of the era. Ideal for spaces requiring a touch of historical elegance.

Italy, XVIII Century

A pair of 18th-century Italian Baroque walnut chairs. These chairs feature a backrest and seat front embellished with perforated panels, reminiscent of the elaborate and decorative style of the Baroque era. Walnut, chosen for its sturdiness and natural beauty, lends these chairs a warm tone and refined appearance. The chairs retain their original structure, showing slight signs of age that testify to their authenticity and age. Ideal for enriching a space with a historic touch, these chairs fit perfectly in both classic and eclectic settings.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A set of six Umbertine walnut chairs from Italy in the late 19th century, featuring elegant leaf carvings and curls adorning the backrest molding. The rear legs feature a wavy line, while the front legs are finely turned and octagonal in shape. The seat and backrest are both padded, offering refined comfort. The use of walnut, typical of the Umbertine style, lends a warm and refined look, perfect for spaces that require a touch of history and period craftsmanship.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Swivel armchair crafted from walnut, featuring an open backrest that lends a sense of lightness to the design. The curved armrests add a touch of elegance, while the padded seat is upholstered in leather, ensuring comfort and durability. The frame rests on a central iron leg, equipped with a swivel and height-adjustable mechanism, ensuring functionality and adaptability. Four curved feet complete the base, recalling the typical style of late 19th-century Italy. A piece that combines aesthetics and practicality, ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of history and Italian craftsmanship.

Italy, mid-19th century

A set of four walnut chairs from mid-19th-century Italy. The open backrests lend a light and airy elegance, while the tapered legs, with their tapered front legs, strike a harmonious balance between strength and refinement. The padded seats are finished with studded piping, a detail that adds a touch of sophisticated craftsmanship. The choice of walnut enhances the wood's natural beauty while ensuring durability and strength.

Bergamo, Early XVIII Century

Baroque walnut chair from Bergamo, dating back to the early 18th century. This chair is distinguished by the elegance of its maple trim, which enriches the frame and creates a refined interplay of contrasts. The backrest, seat, and front panel are embellished with masterfully executed floral inlays, a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. The robustness of the walnut blends harmoniously with the delicacy of the inlays, creating a piece of furniture of considerable historical and artistic value.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A set of six Louis Philippe chairs crafted from walnut, dating back to the second quarter of the 19th century in Italy. These chairs feature an open backrest adorned with an elegant leaf carving and curls on the moulding, a motif that is harmoniously repeated on the front panel and the backrest crosspiece. The curved legs lend an elegant dynamism to the structure, while the padded seat ensures comfort and style. A perfect example of Louis Philippe-era craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing classic spaces with a touch of historical authenticity.

Italy, XIX Century

A pair of Louis Philippe armchairs crafted from walnut, representative of Italian design from the second quarter of the 19th century. The armchairs feature an ornate frieze on the backrest, characterized by leafy carvings and rosettes, adding elegance to the profile. The curved armrests and front legs lend a sense of movement and dynamism to the overall structure. The enveloping backrest and seat are padded, ensuring comfort and support. These elements combine to create a piece of furniture of historical and artistic value, ideal for spaces that favor a classic and refined style.

Italy, XVIII Century

Wing sofa in ebonized walnut, supported by curved legs, armrests with leaf carvings and curl. Padded seat, back and armrests. Italy, 18th century.

Late 19th Century

This set of ten chairs and two armchairs crafted from walnut is an expression of the refined Baroque style of the late 19th century. Each piece features decorative carvings reminiscent of leafy motifs, scrolls, and curls, typical of this artistic period. The seat and backrest are padded and upholstered in red velvet, adding a touch of elegance and comfort. Italian craftsmanship is evident in the attention to detail and choice of materials, making this set ideal for enhancing classic and refined spaces. Perfect for dining rooms or living rooms, this set of chairs and armchairs stands out for its quality and stylistic coherence.

Italy, Early XX Century

A pair of late Baroque-style chairs, crafted from carved and gilded wood, from Italy in the first half of the 20th century. The wooden frame is decorated with refined carvings of scrolls, leaves, and curls, a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. The curved legs lend an elegant dynamism to the overall design. The seat and backrest are padded, offering comfort without compromising aesthetics. The gilding, although somewhat chipped, retains an antique charm that accentuates its historical and artistic value.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neoclassical-style sofa in carved and gilded wood, with upholstered back, armrests, and seat. Italy, late 19th century.

Italy, XX Century

A pair of 20th-century Italian armchairs crafted from walnut, featuring an elegant and enveloping design. The backrests feature leaf carvings and a central rosette in the cymatium, lending a distinctive and refined touch. The curved legs culminate in delicate curls, adding a touch of movement and dynamism to the overall design. The seat, backrest, and armrests are carefully padded, ensuring adequate comfort and support. A damask fabric upholstery in light shades further enhances these armchairs, making them ideal for spaces requiring a touch of class and tradition.

Italy, Late XIX Century

A late Baroque-style sofa featuring a refined carved, lacquered, and gilded wooden frame. Leafy, floral carvings, and scrolls with golden curls adorn the entire surface, resting on a green lacquered base that showcases the craftsmanship of the era. The seat, armrest inserts, and backrest are expertly padded, offering comfort without compromising formal elegance. Made in Italy in the late 19th century, this sofa represents a significant example of the decorative craftsmanship of the period.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

A set of six Italian walnut chairs dating back to the mid-19th century. Each chair features a paneled backrest with a padded insert and studs, which are repeated on the seat for a harmonious and refined aesthetic. Rosewood trim adorns the backrest and curved front legs, lending further elegance to the design. The feet are finished with wrought bronze shoes, adding a touch of prestige and solidity to the structure. These chairs, with their refined style and premium materials, fit perfectly into classic and elegant settings, offering comfort and timeless class.

England, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Mahogany sofa. Maple trim along the entire surface, with inlays of various woods on the backrest. Padded seat and enveloping backrest. England, late 19th/early 20th century.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Corner sofa from the Art Nouveau period. The sofa is made as a corner, with wavy armrests and surmounted by an asymmetrical structure with shelves supported by whiplash motifs and a small compartment with a glass door in the center. The mahogany surface is decorated with brass plates with floral motifs, cut out and finely engraved. The Liberty motif is not only in the shape of the furniture but also in the decorations and the glass windows.

Italy, XIX Century

Four Louis Philippe walnut chairs, featuring an elegant design typical of the second quarter of the 19th century. The open backrests feature refined floral and leaf carvings on the frieze, with a distinctive coat of arms on the crosspiece. The seat connection is finely decorated with curls, while the curved legs convey a sense of movement and grace. The padded seat offers comfort without compromising the historic aesthetic. These Italian chairs represent a classic example of Louis Philippe craftsmanship, ideal for enhancing spaces with a touch of authentic period elegance.