Ancient Column Painted Wood Green Marble Italy XX Century - Italy early 20th century

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Wrought iron planter, supported by three curled feet and twisted baluster; the basin is made of embossed sheet metal.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Small Louis Philippe dressing table resting on three wavy feet and supported by a turned baluster equipped with linen hanging hooks; in the upper part there is a shelf that can be opened to access the internal compartment and psyche mirror. In walnut.

20th Century / 1901 - 2000

Separé composed of four panels, covered on one side with embossed and gilded leathers, originally wall leathers.

Provence Late 19th Century

Beech cradle supported by moving feet connected by crosspieces, the basket is delimited by turned elements, is equipped with a pole ending with a swan's head, used to fix the fabric curtain.

Italy, Second Half XIX Century

Walnut wall stool richly carved on the front to depict a mask and central coat of arms within scrolls. Turned connecting crosspieces and curled feet. Italy second half of the 19th century

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Wooden travel trunk covered with iron sheet bands fixed with studs. The metal strips are adorned with a decoration of plant racemes with flowers, made by burin. The reserves between the metal plates are covered in red velvet, now abraded, decorated with a quadrangular motif with foil.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Piedmontese chest with a frame along the lower band and inlays along the sides and the top. The feet had been replaced.

Italy, XX Century

Carved and gilded wooden screen divided into three panels. The upper part is decorated with cannucciato and the lower part is in fabric embroidered with floral motifs. The entire structure is decorated with small rosettes and carved bellflowers. 20th century Italy

Vienna Late 19th - Early 20th century

Liberty rocking cradle in bent beech, designed by Jacob and Josef Kohn at the end of the 19th century. The padding with which it is lined internally was added later. It is very curious to remember how this iconic piece of furniture was used in the 1963 film “Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow”, with Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni.