The 80's

A set of armchairs designed by Giotto Stoppino (1926-2011), Lodovico Meneghetti (1926) and Vittorio Gregotti (1927) for Sim. Multilayered lacquered wood, foam padding and fabric upholstery. Model: Cavour. Manufactured in Italy, 1980s.

17th century - from 1601 to 1700

A pair of thrones, solid walnut with support panels, poplar seat and back. Turned arms. Carved band on the front. Back with carved flames. Leather upholstery with studs on the front. Restored. Manufactured in Italy, late 17th century.

Oil on canvas. Bloody scene depicting a puma assaulting two watchdogs. The dogs are free from their chains, but they are succumbing to the puma. Restored and relined, it requires cleaning. Revival gilded frame. 18th century.

The group of three compositions, natural

Tempera on paper applied to canvas. The compositions depict different birds and butterflies flying above flowers. Good condition, small spots of moisture. Presented in coeval frames. 18th century.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Elegant console table supported by gilded bronze swans, ferine feet leaning on mixtilinear base. Back with mirror and fluted uprights. Top with wide frame enclosing marble with inlaid Greek fret. High mirror with columns with gilded bronze capitals and friezes. Probably embellished at a later period. Manufactured in Italy, first half of the 19th century.

A service cart designed by Renato Forti (1923-2015), teak veneer, metal. Manufactured in Italy, 1960s.

Wild boar hunting

Oil on canvas. The scene is set at the feet of a mountain on the river bank where a fisher is fishing and the focus is on a group of hunters dressed like knights and armed with swords and lances who are delivering the final blow to the already wounded and dying wild boar with the help of dogs. The large format highlights the important commissioner. Restored and relined. Revival frame.

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

Empire gueridon table with serpentine lacquered legs with ferine feet and carved gilded heads of eagles. Legs linked with a round marble top. Band slabbed with mahogany holding the marble top. Both the marbles have a brass band. Manufactured in Italy, early 19th century.

XVIII Century - from 1701 to 1800

Console supported by truncated cone moulded legs, richly carved band. Slabbed stone top with antique marble.

Ceiling lamp; brass and glass.

Wall mirror with wrought brass frame.

XX Century - from 1901 to 2000

Sofa-style Neorinascimento walnut turned and carved with putti, flower vases, carvings and floral. Backrest with oval sicilcanne. Upholstered in red velvet, pillows in damask.

Group of four chairs; unique pieces privatly commissionated. Mahogany wood, foam padding, fabric covering.

Vintage black tulle hat with circle drawings. Size 52

XIX Century - from 1801 to 1900

The sculpture rests on a circular base with phytomorphic and floral decorations in relief, on which traces of the old gilding can still be seen. It has the features of an Indian woman depicted in a dynamic pose: one foot rests on the ground, while the opposite leg is raised, as if in the momentum of a race. The arm raised above the head is mutilated at the wrist, which was originally intended to support a torch that acted as a candle holder. Dressed in a short, multicoloured exotic dress, around her neck jewels of coloured pearls, while on her head she wears a feathered turban. Made of so-called cold-painted Vienna bronze, a widespread production in the Austrian city in the late 19th and early 20th century, it actually consists of an alloy composed of different metals. One of the most famous producers was Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), owner of an important Viennese foundry, known for the production of small bronzes with exotic themes.

Beige and brown tones cloth flower used as hair accessory. Today could be used also as embellishment for clothes.

Big dresser; mahogany burl veneer, back treated glass, brass.