George III Sideboard Mahogany United Kingdom XVIII Century - United Kingdom Late 18th Century

Veneto Second Fourth XVIII Century

Venetian baroque sideboard in walnut, second quarter of the 18th century. Wavy front equipped with uprights at forty-five degrees and a pair of doors with walnut briar reserves, shelf feet. Internal shelf, hinges and a rear foot replaced.

France Second half of the 19th century

Pair of sideboards resting on a plinth, on the front they have two doors framed between two uprights moved to support the slightly projecting undertop band in which there is another drawer. In mahogany feather, they are decorated with bronze applications, marble tops, the interiors are in oak.

Provence Late 19th Century

Neo-Renaissance sideboard, on the front it has two doors and two drawers; in walnut, the interiors are in poplar and oak. It is an antique piece of furniture, dating back to the end of the 18th century, subsequently embellished with Neo-Renaissance carvings, with masks, festoons, phytomorphic motifs and, on the doors, two perspective squares.

England Last Fourth 19th Century

Pair of Victorian servants, on the front they have a door; in walnut, the front is decorated with an inlay in maple and various essences, depicting a vase with flowers; they have brass-plated and bronze frames; locks marked "Patent".

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

French Napoleon III cupboard, the sides and the front, where there is a door, are curved and shaped. Entirely lacquered in black, it is decorated with frames and bronze appliques on the feet, uprights and at the centre of the lower band, the shaped top is in marble.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800, 17th century - from 1601 to 1700

Two-body sideboard made by re-adapting an antique piece of furniture; in the lower part it has three paneled doors alternating with false pilasters; movement also proposed in the upper body, with the addition of drawers. Walnut.

Sideboard that can be decomposed into 2 separate pieces of furniture; sliding doors with exposed drawers. Teak veneered wood.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Dutch Rococo chest of drawers supported by curved feet; it has 3 drwers. Veneered oak decorated with bronze elements; moulded grey marble top. It saws small signes of wear.

Veneto Early 18th century

Baroque chest of drawers veneered on the front in olive with reserves inlaid in boxwood and maple with floral motifs, Veneto early 18th century. Top with 6-drawer shelf, 3-drawer front, paneled sides, carved front feet. Equipped with maple threads, ebonized frames to frame the drawers and antique bronze handles depicting facing tritons. Spruce interior. Modified by removing the front of the first drawer in correspondence with the current riser.

Italy Early 19th century

Neo-Renaissance style trunk with coeval side table, Italy, early 19th century. Trunk in camphor wood decorated with embossed sheet metal and bottom in gilded sheet metal, wrought iron handles on the sides, interior with a pair of side storage compartments. Equipped with lock with double throw opening mechanism on the front and bell sound signal. Side table in walnut, turned uprights, plinth feet connected by crosspieces. Restorations and replacements.