Vintage Wall Bookcase Teak Veneer Italy 1960s

Wall bookcase that requires anchoring to the wall, with open shelves and storage elements, aluminum and enamelled metal uprights.

Cabinet with lower container part with folding doors, open upper part, originally featuring sliding glass doors which are currently missing. Oak veneer and solid beech wood.

Bookcase with concealed bar compartment, storage elements with sliding doors, visible drawers and open shelves made of solid wood and veneer, teak with polyester finish, wrought iron. Good condition.

Bookcase with writing desk flap and storage compartment with sliding doors in oak veneered wood.

Bookcase unit with sliding glass doors and storage compartment with sliding doors in oak veneered wood.

Wall unit with hinged doors in ebony-stained beech veneer.

Wall unit with hinged doors in ebony-stained beech veneer.

Second Fourth XIXth Century

Charles X bookcase, has four drawers and one placed in the undertop band, the upper body has two doors closed by a curtain. In walnut, it is entirely decorated with characteristic inlaid and painted motifs; the interiors are in poplar, while the oak ones in the upper part have been redone. Changes in structure and dimensions.

Emilia Romagna, Early XVIII Century

Baroque Emilian sideboard in walnut from the early 18th century with subsequent reductions and modifications. Top and front decorated with metal studs, two drawers in the band, pair of doors. Sides embellished with reserves. Poplar interior.

Bergamo, Early XVIII Century

Baroque chest of drawers, supported by carved and perforated bracket feet with characteristic curl motifs, on the front it has four drawers decorated with small panels and framed between sculptural uprights with cherub and festoon motifs; the sides are also decorated with carved frames. In walnut, interiors in fir and poplar.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance vase stand in carved walnut, Italy, late 19th century. Removable upper support section, stem with a fantastic figure of a carved dragon, lower section consisting of a circular base supported by feral paws. The decorative apparatus is completed by carvings depicting rosettes, curls and various Greek frets.