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Italy 1920s 1930s

A chiseled and burin-decorated silver jug. Wooden handle, glass interior. Silver and silversmith marks engraved on the base.

Sideboard with sliding doors, one hinged door, and open drawers in teak veneer and Formica with enameled metal legs. This Italian-made sideboard features highly distinctive details: the cream-colored Formica-covered sliding doors, the protruding ebony-stained wood handles, and the teak veneer create a striking color combination that makes this piece truly unique, perfect for a living room with a vintage feel.

Austro-Hungarian Empire Mid-19th Century

Biedermeier mahogany and burl desk. Three-drawer display case with carved balustrade, four drawers in front, the first of which has a pull and flap, concealing an internal writing desk with a leather insert in the top, a four-drawer cabinet, one with a spring-loaded opening, and an open central compartment. Austro-Hungarian Empire, mid-19th century.

Italy, 20th Century

Period chest of drawers with floral and leaf inlays throughout. Curved front with three drawers, upper drop-down door concealing a cabinet with small drawers, open compartments, and a central door. Ferine feet. Italy, 20th century.

England 1936

Oval silver tray with a chiselled and engraved decoration depicting grape vines. Wavy edge. Silversmith's and silversmith's marks engraved on the back. 655 grams.

Vintage piece of furniture that can be used as a bookcase or display unit in maple veneer wood with wheels and shelves on both sides.

France 19th Century

Pair of rosewood armchairs. Armrests supported by curved uprights culminating in curls, turned truncated conical front legs with casters and saber-shaped rear legs. Upholstered seat, back, and armrests. France, 19th century.

Italy Second Half 19th Century

Neoclassical-style sofa in carved and gilded wood. Turned legs and curled armrests, padded back and seat. Italy, second half of the 19th century.

Pair of chairs with a single-piece backrest and seat in white lacquered plywood, tubular steel legs.

Italy, first quarter of the 19th century

Empire walnut nightstand. Front with a drawer projecting from the under-counter band, central door and drawer below. Pair of turned columns with carved and gilded capitals and plinth feet. Italy, first quarter of the 19th century.

Enamelled and chromed metal coffee table with a rectangular glass top. Small chip on the top, as shown in the photos.

Italy, late 19th century

Cast iron coffee table. Round oak top supported by three curved legs joined by under-top aprons and a lower shelf. Neoclassical workmanship.

Italy 19th Century

Lacquered wood mirror, carved scrollwork pediment with a central shell. Italy, 19th century.

Mixed media on paper. Initials AS at lower right. A bouquet of roses stands out against a blue background. The painting is presented in a contemporary ebonized frame, decorated with gilded carvings.

Germany First Half of the 20th Century

Oval German porcelain basket, hand-decorated in polychrome and gold. Refined openwork design with scalloped edges and a floral and festoon-decorated hollow.

117 x 63 cm

Lilian rugs in cotton and wool, fine knot, hand-made.

Number 35

Black leather pumps with suede heel and back. The gold-tone metal detail is distinctive. Heel height: 9.5 cm. Comes with a box, dust bag, and spare rubber heel tips.

Germany 20th Century

A set of four Meissen porcelain plates with the "onion pattern." The "Zwiebelmuster" or "Onion Blue," commonly known to us as the "Onion Pattern," has become a symbol of the Meissen Manufactory over the centuries. It is painted in cobalt blue underglaze and depicts highly stylized flowers, trees, and fruit. The oldest piece made in Meissen with this pattern, inspired by a Chinese design from the Kangxi period, dates to 1739 and was painted directly by Hoeroldt. It features stylized peonies, Japanese peaches, asters, and pomegranates sinuously arranged around a bamboo stalk. Each of these elements has a specific meaning in Eastern symbolism. They represent: longevity (the bamboo), good fortune (the peony), cheerfulness (the aster), immortality (the peach), and fertility (the pomegranate).

Size M

Jacket made of light beige lamb shearling. The piece features various details that distinguish a biker-style jacket. The belt and zipper trim are made of soft, matching leather. Please note a slight defect in the leather on the left sleeve. The size shown on the label is a 38, probably French; in fact, the garment fits a medium. Below are some measurements. Length: 64 cm. Shoulder width: 44 cm. Sleeve length: 62 cm. Armhole: 56 cm.

France Mid 1900s

Cut crystal glassware set consisting of 1 bottle with stopper, 16 water glasses, 8 wine glasses, 11 dessert wine glasses, and 4 flutes. Manufacturer's mark under the base.

Silvia Pagani
Edizioni Artamedia

AA.VV.
Edizioni dello Stato del Cantone Ticino

Inge Dougans, Suzanne Ellis
Piemme

Tra i temi trattati: che cos'è la riflessologia, principi fondamentali; una nuova concezione del corpo e della salute; i principi della medicina cinese; tutte le tecniche da seguire per ritrovare una perfetta salute; molti disegni esplicativi per visualizzare le diverse parti del corpo.

AA.VV.
Aldo Garzanti Editore

Enrichetta Susanna Bres
Adriano Salani Editore

Lanfranco Ravelli
Sede dell'Ateneo

Gaetano Benedetti
Giulio Einaudi Editore s.p.a.

s.a.
Centro internazionale di studi e ricerche Venezia

AA:VV.
Museo civico

Gianni Carlo Sciolla
Associazione Piemontese dei Bibliotecari

s.a.
Ed. d'arte Gavazzi

Ministero per i beni culturali e ambientali
Istituto poligrafico e Zecca dello Stato, Libreria dello Stato

Mario Alberto Pavone
ediart

Carlo Levi
Edizioni Salvatore Sciascia

Ministero della pubblica istruzione
Editrice Edam

Ezra Pound
Garzanti

Alberto Folin; Mario Quaranta
Edizioni Canova

Lorenzo Polato
Canova

Alberto Folin
Canova

Olafur Eliasson
Lars Müller Publishers

Antonino Bandarin
Marsilio Editori

Alfredo Cattabiani, Marina Cepeda Fuentes
Newton Compton Editori

Cesare Comoletti
Libreria milanese

Alba Marcoli
Oscar Mondadori

Victoria Donda
Corbaccio

La dittatura militare, chiamata Processo di Riorganizzazione Nazionale, ha lasciato tracce indelebili nella vita di decine di argentini. 30.000 persone risultano desaparecidos e centinaia i bambini che furono loro sottratti e dati in adozione a famiglie di militari. Nel 1977 i genitori di Victoria furono sequestrati dai militari argentini e rinchiusi nella Scuola di Meccanica dell'esercito. Mentre il padre fu subito ucciso, si consentì alla madre, incinta di cinque mesi, di partorire prima di essere giustiziata. Secondo la testimonianza di alcuni sopravvissuti, Vittoria è nata tra agosto e ottobre del 1977. Nel tentativo disperato di imprimerle un segno di riconoscimento la madre le bucò i lobi delle orecchie facendovi passare del filo azzurro. Separata da sua madre che venne subito dopo assassinata in uno dei famigerati "voli della morte", venne data in adozione a una famiglia di militari legati al regime dove crebbe col nome di Analia, ignara della sua storia. 27 anni dopo, grazie a una testimonianza anonima, venne contattata dalle Nonne di Piazza de Mayo e scoprì di non chiamarsi Analia e di essere la "nipote numero 78". Ma soprattutto scoprì che l'inganno perpetrato dai militari durante la dittatura era sopravvissuto a più di vent' anni di democrazia. La sua identità è a pezzi e le tocca in sorte di "nascere" una seconda volta, figlia di altri genitori, orfana, consapevole del male che ha subito e che con lei migliaia di giovani della sua generazione. Ma recuperato il nome che sua madre aveva scelto per lei, Victoria, saprà anche superare la crisi e da allora combatte con tutte le sue forze per il rispetto dei diritti umani.