Cupboard Neoclassical Style Marbled Wood Italy XX Century - Italy Early 20th century

Cabinet with desk flap, hinged doors and visible drawers; maple veneered wood, brass tips and details.

Sideboard with hinged and central sliding doors in glass, walnut veneered wood.

Cabinet with hinged doors and exposed drawers; lacquered wood and chromed aluminum coating.

France Early 19th century

Provencal double body sideboard with front in walnut and sides in fruit wood, France, early 19th century. Front with 4 doors decorated with panels, frames and carved twisted half columns. Body equipped with a pair of drawers in the band; paneling also on the sides. Restorations and replacements.

France Last Fourth 19th Century

Napoleon III sideboard supported by turned feet, on the front it has a door framed between two rudent columns that support the slightly projecting undertop band, in which there is a drawer. In ebonized wood, it is decorated with bronze applications and brass and mother-of-pearl threads and inlays; the marble top was replaced later.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Neo Classical Lombard cupboard with 2 frontal paneled door; the 4 pillars at the cornes are cunical truncated and tapered with a refined collar the tightens the top. Walnut with black marble top that has ruined parts.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Sideboard with two bodies, in the lower part it has two paneled doors adorned with tiles with a geometric profile; the upper body has two high doors, also paneled and decorated with shaped tiles; the hat is wavy and broken. In walnut, the cabinet has been modified in size.

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.

Northern Italy, First Half XVIII Century

English-style baroque flap, veneered in walnut and burr walnut, Northern Italy, first half of the 18th century. Front with flap door concealing veneered scarabattolo, equipped with drawers and sliding secret on the top; the front is completed by drawers, 3 drawers and ebonised 45° uprights, the latter technique also used to decorate the moldings and turned feet. Decorated with walnut briar reserves within maple borders. Poplar interior, vents and handles in engraved brass. English furniture from northern Italy was predominantly made in Genoa, but the furniture in question also has Lombard influences in its decoration.

England Late 19th century

Napoleon III secretary desk in ebonized wood with chiseled brass inlays, England late 19th century. Top in white marble with gilt bronze rim, drawer in the undertop band, flap door concealing a castle with 2 drawers veneered in bois de rose and mahogany with blue felt insert, 3 drawers in the lower part, spinning top feet. Decorated with gilded bronzes; oak interior. Shortcomings.

Italy, Late XVII Century

Late Renaissance kneeler in walnut and briar walnut, reduced in the base and subsequently transformed into a cabinet, Italy late 17th century. Notched undertop frame, fascia with 3 framed drawers, central door and drawer in the lower part, reserves within frames on the sides. Decorated with typical Renaissance Greek motifs. Feral feet.