Modular Cabinet Wood Italy 1970s

Italy Late 19th century

Lectern in black, gilded and painted wood, Italy, late 19th century. Table top painted with leaves, flowers and insects, central baluster turned and decorated with leaf motifs in the middle of the height, circular base resting on 3 feet. Equipped with wooden locking screw to adjust the height.

20th century

Style cabinet supported by wavy and carved feet, on the wavy front it has a compartment with central shelves framed between two doors, doors also on the sides; briar veneer.

Particular flap cabinet with visible drawers. metal base in brass-plated wrought iron, Maple and Burl veneered wood, carved and painted floral decorations, "grissinated" drawer fronts,

Italy Mid 20th century

Chippendale style bar cabinet in walnut veneer, Italy mid-20th century. Stand with 6 drawers and central compartment, flap door, sideboard with 4 doors, reserves in briar walnut. It has a lighting system and mirrored interiors both in the flap and in the sideboard. Mahogany interior.

Pair of single beds, side by side and usable as a double bed, mahogany veneer, brass, metal legs.

Cabinet with "book" opening, Tanganyika Walnut veneer.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900, XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Liberty rocking cradle in bent beech, designed by Jacob and Josef Kohn at the end of the 19th century. The shelf was added later.

Sideboard with hinged doors.

Cabinet with hinged doors and flap doors. Rosewood veneered wood, glass, panels covered in fabric and "grissinato".

Mid 19th century

Louis Philippe lectern supported by a turned baluster resting on three wavy legs; the upper part allows use on both sides as a lectern. Walnut.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800, XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

A pair of vase stands assembled with antique material. Wide frames on the base and under the top. On the front, door made of a single walnut board. Manufactured in Italy, 18th century - 20th century.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

An elegant vase stand with a pair of legs linked with a turned crossbeam with shelf. Richly carved with volutes and leaves. Manufactured in Italy, early 18th century.