Company specializing in the purchase/sale of furniture and art objects and collectibles of modern art, design, antiques, old and contemporary paintings, vintage clothing and old and rare books.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Empire walnut table, oval top supported by four turned legs joined by a crosspiece, plinth feet, base and capitals in chiseled metal. Sheet metal moldings in the band under the top. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Milan, Early XX Century

Oak roller shutter filing cabinet, five shelves in the central compartment and two drawers in the base. Made by C. Schirolli & C. Milan, first half of the 20th century.

Vintage armchair of Italian manufacture, with black ebonized wood structure, foam padding and geometric-themed velvet covering.

Adjustable floor lamp with adjustable position by sliding along the rod. Chromed and enamelled metal, enamelled aluminium.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Umbertino sideboard in walnut, base with pair of paneled doors surmounted by two drawers, upper part with glass doors. Italy, late 19th century.

Vintage ceiling lamp of Italian manufacture from the 20th century with brass structure, eight light points with white methacrylate lampshades. Good condition.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Cherry writing desk, rectangular top supported by turned legs. Italy, late 19th century.

Vintage coffee table made of glass with nickel-plated brass profiles.

Glimpse of the Country

Oil on panel mounted on hardboard. Signed lower right. Carlo Domenici, one of the main exponents of the Gruppo Labronico (a group of painters founded in Livorno and active since 1920, with the aim of promoting Livorno art), dedicated his painting to the Tuscan landscape, in particular to three areas: the Maremma, with its farmers and animals working in the fields, his city Livorno and the island of Elba, where he lived in his last years until his death. Here is a glimpse of a village, with the dirt road traveled by wayfarers and bordered by garden walls. The work is presented in a frame.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of small Baroque style console tables in carved wood with leafy subjects and scrolls, mecca gilding. Lacquered top. Italy, early 20th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Coffee table, inlaid top with central flower vase enclosed between floral and leaf carvings, ebonized moldings. Folding trestle legs, turned and ebonized. Italy, late 19th century.

84 x 67 In

Shiraz wool carpet, large knot, hand made.

France, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Pair of candlesticks in gilded bronze with galvanic process and worked with chisel and burin. This pair of candlesticks recalls typical characteristics of the Rococo style such as sinuous shapes, asymmetrical curved lines and floral elements that give the object elegance and lightness.

UK Size 14

Krizia siged top in excellent condition still with original tag. It has a pop art theme with the portrait of the designer in the foreground, created with sequin embroidery.

France, Late XIX Century

Travel clock with burgundy leather case; gilded bronze marshal with beveled glass, movement with cylinder escapement. Dial with Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes. Complete with winding key.

Double bed sheet with two pillowcases, full stitch embroidery, needle stitch inserts. It has small stains. Sheet size: 234x274 cm Pillowcase size: 83x50 cm

90 x 55 In

Kilim rug in cotton, extra fine knot, hand made.

Nylon and Leather

Shoulder bag from the Lineabold Elegance collection, Michelle model. Made of checked nylon fabric in warm shades of red, orange and dark red, with leather profiles and gold metal hardware. Equipped with two types of handles, one pair in leather and one pair in chain and woven leather. Internal lining, accessorized with two pockets. The item has the original tag, is in perfect condition and in fact, it has probably never been used.

Linen and cotton tablecloth with four napkins. Stamperia Brighettoni. Subject: ears of wheat. Tablecloth size: 124x120 cm Napkins size: 46x46 cm

William Rubin
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore

Carlo Cresti
Società Editrice Umberto Allemandi & C.

Gabriele D'Annunzio
Istituto Nazionale per la edizione di tutte le opere di Gabriele D'Annunzio

Michel Pastoureau
Giulio Einaudi Editore

Per molto tempo in tutta Europa il re degli animali non fu il leone, bensì l'orso: ammirato, venerato, considerato come un progenitore o un antenato dell'uomo. I culti dedicati all'orso migliaia di anni prima della nostra era hanno lasciato tracce nell'immaginario e nelle mitologie fin nel cuore del Medioevo cristiano. Ben presto la Chiesa si sforzò di sradicarli. I prelati e i teologi erano impauriti dalla sua forza brutale, dal fascino che esercitava su re e cacciatori e soprattutto da una credenza secondo la quale l'orso maschio rapiva e violentava le giovani donne: da quell'unione nascevano uomini mezzi-orso, guerrieri invincibili, fondatori di dinastie o antenati totemici. L'apice della sconfitta fu raggiunto quando dal diabolico si passò al ridicolo e l'iconografia, la letteratura e la pratica comune finirono per identificare l'orso come il goffo bersaglio di bastonate, senza corona ma con catene e museruola. Eppure, la caduta dell'orso non è stata totale: lo si ritrova ancora oggi, tenero confidente, nella culla di ogni bambino.

Elena Tibiletti, Maria Grazia Tibiletti Bruno
Edagricole-Edizioni Agricole de Il Sole 24 Ore Business Media srl

Un atlante dedicato ai frutti della tradizione, i frutti antichi della nostra agricoltura, sia quelli maggiori che quelli minori in una panoramica che va dal melo, al nespolo, al lampone. Un excursus nella storia dei nostri nonni in schede sintetiche riassuntive di tutte le caratteristiche principali di genere e singole varietà, dove possibile tutte illustrate.

Eugenia Natoli
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore

Ernest Thompson Seton
Bompiani

Louis Grodecki
Electa Editrice

Hans Erich Kubach
Electa Editric

s.a.
Rolex SA

Elena Lazzarini, Pier Paolo Pancotto
Gli Ori

Phillips
s.e.

AA.VV.
Electa

Sam Hunter, John Jacobus, Daniel Wheeler
Rizzoli

Il volume propone la storia dell'arte del Novecento dalle origini, che affondano le radici nel XIX secolo, agli ultimi sviluppi degli anni '90, a cui è dedicato l'ultimo capitolo. Il testo, corredato da numerose immagini, traccia il percorso dei più grandi artisti del nostro secolo, dei movimenti e delle opere più importanti.

Marina Mazzei
Electa

Claudia Gian Ferrari
Leonardo - De Luca Editori

Cesare Brandi
Editalia

Antonino Buttitta
Sellerio editore

Paolo Diacono
Skira

John Wilkes
Ecig

Andrea Gariboldi
Mimesis Edizioni

Avet Kourdakis
Amazon Fulfillment

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Antonia Rallo
L'Erma di Bretschneider

Alberto Maria Fortuna, Fabio Giovannoni
Le Lettere

Giovannangelo Camporeale
Arsenale