ANTIQUE CHAIRS, ARMCHAIRS AND BENCHES

Italy, second half of the 19th century

Group of 6 walnut chairs, Italy, second half of the 19th century. Padded seat, saber-shaped rear legs, turned truncated cone front legs. Restorations.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Pair of neoclassical walnut chairs, Italy, late 18th century. Caned back and seat, roughened truncated cone legs with ball feet. Equipped with removable cushions.

Lombardy, Second Quarter XIX Century

Group of 4 eclectic chairs in carved, lacquered and gilded wood, Lombardy, second quarter of the 19th century. Decorated with leafy and curly elements. Upholstered backrest and seat.

Italy, XX Century

Large armchair fully lined with treated and bleached leather, stamp decoration depicting floral motifs. Feet with scrolls. Italy 20th century.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Beech stool from the Art Nouveau era, Italy, late 19th - early 20th century. The seat is anchored to the legs via a screw system that allows you to adjust its height. Wavy legs with metal footrest structure. Seat with plywood panel added later. It requires restoration.

Genoa Second Quarter 19th Century

Pair of regency style mahogany armchairs, Genoa second quarter of the 19th century. Backs with curl-carved panels, engraved reserves and shell-shaped elements; wavy armrests culminating in leafy curls. Saber-shaped rear legs, shapely front legs. Padded seats. Absence of carved galls in the internal section of the armrests of one of the two armchairs.

Angular Surface with Sofa

Curved corner sofa with shelf and mirror. The sofa made of mahogany has wavy feet and armrests with "whiplash" carvings and typical flowers highlighted by gilding, in the back with a perforated motif. Original fabric with a floral taste. The riser covered in red velvet, with a central mirror, has Viennese Art Nouveau ceramic tiles with the typical female figures with references to dance and music. Gilded bronze decorations. Small damages and omissions

Italy, XX Century

Walnut style bench, 20th century Italy. Truncated pyramidal band and legs adorned with grooved reserves; brass feet. Padded seat.

Italy second half of the 19th century

Curule seat with high armrests ending in a padded curl in continuity with the seat. The original wheels have been replaced with turned feet.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Armchair with cane back and seat, under armrests and legs turned on the bottom.

Lombardy Second Quarter 19th Century

Pair of restoration chairs in walnut, Lombardy second quarter of the 19th century. Open back with central folder, decorated with carvings of leaves, curls and anthems; grissinato seat front, saber-shaped rear legs, wavy front legs and embellished with carved leaf elements. Removable upholstered seats.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Trio of Louis Philippe chairs in walnut, Italy mid-19th century. Upholstered seat and back.

Italy, Early XX Century

Art Nouveau seating group composed of two armchairs and a conversation armchair; they are supported by turned legs connected by crosspieces, the open backrest is carved with a lyre motif. In walnut, the seat is caned.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Pair of engish model Modenese chairs supported by curved frontal legs that are connected to each other by an H shaped croosbeam. Padded seat and open backrest.

Lombardy Last Fourth XVIII Century

Pair of Lombard neoclassical chairs in walnut, last quarter of the 18th century. Open back with perforated and carved folder with Sun in the center, fluted truncated cone legs with turned collar. Seated seat, one of which is damaged.

England, Early XVIII Century

Oak armchair with carved wooden backrest at the height of the armrests ending in curls and turnings, parallelepiped seat and shaped apron. Shapely legs. England early 18th century

Piacenza, Last Fourth of the XVIII Century

Pair of walnut armchairs, one neoclassical from Piacenza, the other in style made at the beginning of the twentieth century. Medallion backrests with double caning, armrests ending in a curl; apron decorated with floating elements and ribbon, the latter also present on the top of the backrest. Fluted truncated cone legs ending with pear-shaped feet. Canopy seat.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800, 20th Century / 1901 - 2000

Pair of armchairs, one of which was originally lacquered Venetian baroque, while the other is a twentieth-century copy. Supported by wavy legs ending in curled feet, the lower band is carved with rocaille motifs also repeated on the back. In beech, the backrest is padded, the cane seat (in one of the two broken) has a removable cushion.