Bookcase Teak Italy 1960s

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Walnut bookcase with silver fir interiors and supported by smaal feet; it has a central compartment placed between two doors and two drawers while the upper body has three doors. The depth of the bookcase had been increased.

Italy Second Fourth XIXth Century

Louis Philippe "Manzonian" bookcase in walnut, Italy, second quarter of the 19th century. Stand with a pair of rhomboid-patterned paneled doors, body with a pair of drawers in the band and a pair of doors as in the riser, turned uprights, spinning top feet. Walnut interior.

Ceiling bookcase with hinged door storage units and adjustable shelves. Teak veneered wood.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Walnut bookcase supported by turned feet, in the lower part it has two paneled doors, two doors also in the upper body, here with blown glass and stopped by brass crosspieces.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Spruce bookcase, has four doors with glass.

Two-bay bookcase designed in 1954. With modular and stackable elements in stained plywood, it has two storage compartments with sliding doors.

Bookcase with elements with adjustable position. Uprights in wood and metal, shelves and containers in mahogany veneered wood.

Sideboard with hinged and double doors, sliding doors, exposed drawers.

Early 20th century

Ducrot" wardrobe supported by turned feet, with a broken front in the center of which has a door with a mirror and two side doors painted with cherubs; it is adorned with gilded carvings. Vittorio Ducrot took over the management of his stepfather's furniture factory in 1902, renaming it "Studio Ducrot", managing to establish himself more and more in the field of artisanal and industrial production of Sicilian furnishings. Specializing in the design and manufacture of mass furnishings, he availed himself of the collaboration of some of the most important artistic personalities of the time. Among these must certainly be included Ernesto Basile, an architect who at the beginning of the twentieth century held the position of art director, leading the company to international success.

Late 18th century

Neoclassical wardrobe supported by shelf feet, on the front it has two paneled doors decorated with characteristic tiles, even the sides are paneled; in walnut, the lock has been replaced.

Wardrobe with hinged doors. Teak veneered wood, enameled metal.