Maria Theresa Style Chandelier Glass Italy XX Century - Italy Early 20th century

Spain, Late XVIII Century

Sculpture in walnut wood carved and lacquered in polychrome colors depicting Moses. The horns on Moses' head, typical of his iconography, are missing.

Italy, 1960s-1970s

Silver bas-relief depicting a woman's face presented in a wooden and green velvet frame. Engraved signature of the author and silver mark.

East, XX Century

Carved wooden sculpture depicting weeping Buddha.

Double bed set with two pillowcases. Refined reverse with Greek embroidered in contrasting gold color. The two pillowcases are fastened with button closure. Excellent condition. Ivory color. Linen composition. Dimensions: Sheet 296 cm x 272 cm. Pillowcases 87 cm x 48 cm.

Renaissance stitch doily Good condition White color Rectangular shape Dimensions 103 cm x 38 cm

Italy, XX Century

Style game table with folding top supported by four wavy legs carved with curl motifs. In walnut, the internal top is veneered in walnut root.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Majolica plate decorated in calligraphic style in shades of manganese, ocher and green. Under the base the manufacturer's brand.

France, Early XX Century

Napoleon III style desk table, France, early 20th century. Ebonized wood structure decorated with Bakelite, brass and mother-of-pearl inlays. Drawer in the band, truncated cone legs connected by a cross-shaped crosspiece with a carved and gilded vase element placed in the centre.

Italy, Early XX Century

Pair of gilded bronze floor lamps, with four lights, in the upper part there is a chain with ring which originally must have contained a glass holder which is currently missing.

Europe, XX Century

Hand-built wooden sailing ship with fabric sails. Plexiglas display case.

Crochet table strip Rectangular shape Beige color Cotton composition Dimensions 116 cm x 44 cm

Italy, Mid XVIII Century

Estense majolica plate with wavy edge and floral decoration in the hollow. Flowers also scattered across the brim, a sinuous line runs along the edge of the plate. Possible attribution to the workshop of Gian Maria Dallari.