Sideboard Walnut Italy XX Century - 20th century

France Late 19th - Early 20th century

Sideboard in baroque style supported by wavy feet, on the front it has four drawers and, in the upper body, two drawers surmounted by as many doors. In walnut, it is adorned with carved frames and carvings on the top with scrolls and rocaille in Baroque style; oak interior.

Mid 19th century

Piedmontese sideboard supported by shelf feet, on the front it has two paneled doors and, placed in the undertop band, three drawers, of which the central one is smaller, decorated with the characteristic frames: in walnut, the interiors are in walnut and fir. The shelf with drawers and shelves was added later.

Buffet with mirror; wood covered with vinyl material, decorated doors with glass, aluminum profiles.

Cabinet with hinged doors, flap and drawers at sight. Mahogany veneered wood, "grissin" panels.

XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Cupboard made with ancient parts and supported by engraved shelf shaped feet; it has 2 doors decorated egraved with tiles and surmounted by 3 drawers in the undertop band that are also engreved with tiles, same decoration is on the sides. Walnut with poplar interiors.

Cabinet with container elements with hinged doors, flap doors and drawers, open shelves. Teak veneered wood, beech uprights.

Highboard with sliding doors and flap, teak veneered wood.

XX Century

Chinoiserie-style wardrobe supported by feet, on the front it has three drawers and three paneled doors; entirely lacquered in green and painted with chinoiserie-style motifs, such as characteristic landscapes inhabited by figures in oriental dress.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Louis Philippe drawer supported by feet of which the front ones are turned; on the front it presents, framed between a pair of turned uprights, a row of seven drawers, of which the central one with a calatoia front to conceal a writing desk with a central compartment and drawers. In walnut veneered walnut, the interior of the compartment is veneered in cherry.

Cabinet with removable compartments. Solid wood and oak veneer.

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.

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.