Porcelein Centerpiece Manufactured by Nanni Valentini

Cupboard with open drawers and open compartments in the lower part and sliding doors in the upper part, in exotic wood veneer and glass. Decent condition.

Pair of chairs, designed by Michelucci in 1964; stained beech wood, seats in woven raffia.

Love and Wine

Oil on metal plate, with a trapezoidal shape and a concave center, in which the pictorial scene is inscribed, while the four corners are embossed with decorations. The painting presents a cheerful and gallant scene between a young and attractive innkeeper, who is pouring wine from the barrel into the flasks, and a customer who approaches her to have his glass filled. The painting has slight color losses. It is presented in a glass case frame, in style.

Italy, XX Century

Twelve-light chandelier in painted wrought iron, 20th century Italy. Glass pendants.

Soap Bubbles

Oil on metal plate, with a trapezoidal shape and a concave center, in which the pictorial scene is inscribed, while the four corners are embossed with decorations. The painting offers a joyful scene: a group of children play with soap bubbles that one of them is blowing, while the others watch them amused and the older girl lifts the little one up so he can catch them! There are slight color losses. It is presented in a style display frame.

Sliding door cabinet in mahogany veneer and smoked glass, the profiles are in brass-plated aluminum.

Column coat stand, with marble base, enamelled and chromed metal.

122 x 77 In

Keshan carpet in cotton and wool, large knot, hand made.

Oil on canvas. Mary is depicted here in an attitude of suffering inner concentration, her gaze turned downwards, her head resting on her hand, her expression sad; even though she is haloed, the human dimension prevails in this painting, the suffering mother. Behind her is a deserted and barren landscape, accentuating her solitude and suffering. Restored and relined, the painting is presented in a period frame.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Pair of angels from the Baroque period, resting on bases decorated with characteristic curlicue motifs and putti heads; the two figures are depicted in a mirrored position, one arm raised to hold the support for the candle. The lacquering and gilding were resumed in the second half of the 19th century.

Gouache on cardboard. Accompanied by a Finarte authentication from 1982, which defines it as "Marco Ricci school". The landscape features a wide valley nestled between mountain peaks and inhabited by a village, with the river in the foreground, on whose bank some characters are engaged in conversation. The colors are soft and bright. The work is presented in a period frame.

Desk with side drawer column, solid wood and oak veneer.