British Showcase Mahogany Neo-Gothic Style XX Century - England Early 20th Century

Cabinet with hinged doors in lacquered wood and glass. Good condition.

Provence early 19th century

Small wardrobe in oak and chestnut with antique door decorated on the front and sides with three simple folders, the central one being the smallest. Replaced key. Provence early 19th century

England Mid 19th Century

Planter supported by four legs connected by perforated shelves; in mahogany, it is decorated with brass bands, the internal basin is in copper.

Dresser, mahogany veneered wood, brass handles.

Italy 20th century

Pair of period bedside tables with top framed by wavy railing, open compartment underneath the top decorated with holes carved into the sides and wavy legs edged in carved mahogany. Italy 20th century

Lombardy early 19th century

Bedside table veneered in maple, inlaid with various essences on the top and front to form curls and equally edged on the sides. Openable top and front to simulate two drawers without chain of which only the first can be opened "with door" concealing the internal lining in fabric. Shaped band under the top, truncated pyramid feet. Lombardy early 19th century

Austria, Late XIX Century

Corner dressing table with psychedelic mirror, maple structure, under-counter drawer, uprights and turned legs. Bronzes added later. Austria late 19th century

Italy, XX Century

Cupboard built with antique walnut material with a front with 2 small doors concealing internal shelves and shaped feet on the sides. 20th century Italy

Italy, Half XIX Century

Louis Philippe wardrobe in fir, Italy mid-19th century. Front with 2 paneled doors, turned feet, internal drawer.

Vintage Italian-made piece of furniture with storage compartments and open compartments in mahogany veneered wood and beech uprights.

Vintage Italian-made piece of furniture with storage compartments and open compartments in mahogany veneered wood and beech uprights.

Italy, XX Century

Walnut chest with carved front in the under-top band and divided into three parts by inlaid pilasters depicting natural motifs and central panels depicting scenes. Double shelf feet. The inlays were added as an embellishment in 20th century Italy