Porcelein centerpiece manufactured by Nanni Valentini

England Late 19th Century

Briar lady's casket with brass inserts. Inside compartments with coeval glass flasks and compartments in velvet and purple silk. The opening front reveals two drawers. The lids of the bottles are missing.

Group of seven large copper pots with wrought iron handles.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Altar Card triptych in embossed, chiseled and silvered copper sheet. Rococo-style decorations.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Wooden travel trunk with silver patinated bronze samovar. The samovar has engraved marks of origin and manufacture and has a height of 45 centimeters. Probably some elements are missing from the trunk.

France, Second Half XIX Century

Freestanding clock in gilded bronze with decorations of leafy scrolls and plant motifs. Enamelled metal face with Arabic numeral hours surrounded by garlands of flowers. Finely pierced gilt bronze hands. Mechanism marked Planghon Palais Royal, Japy Freres grande medaille d'honneur.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Solid siver and walnut slab top box with rectangular base supported by 4 refined feet. It has an urn shaped lid and paper covered interiors. Coeval locker and hinges.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Classic style column in painted terracotta, Italy, late 19th century. Decorated with leafy elements, Greek frets and curls. Set on an octagonal base.

Italy Early 1900s

Silver cutlery service for twelve people consisting of 12 spoons, 12 forks and 12 knives. Hallmark of silver and silversmith engraved on each cutlery. 1855 grams net of knives. The service is presented in a box marked by the retailer.

Italy Early 17th Century

Late Renaissance Alto-Veneto box made of stone pine and maple, Italy early 17th century. Top with sheet metal handle, front with indented perimeter frame and carvings with phytomorphic and floral motifs, central herringbone fret pattern, all on an engraved background. Top, back and bottom in stone pine, fronts in maple. Replaced lock.

France Second Quarter 19th Century

Free standing clock in bronze with mercury gilding. The rectangular base supported by four circular-shaped feet has relief decorations with garlands of flowers held in the center by a vase and on the sides by tritons. The enamelled metal exhibition clock is surmounted by a female figure depicting Demeter, the goddess of fertility. On the sides of the watch there are some marine-themed references. Coeval winding key.

Italy, 1960s-1970s

Elongated 925 silver tray, hammered on the edge and with a smooth bottom. Incussed manufacture and silver marks. Grams 1100.

Italy, Early 900s

Pair of Neo-Renaissance-style glazed ceramic plates. Polychrome decorations with leafy volutes, figures and mythological scenes.