Double Bed Set with 2 Pillowcases SIlk Italy 20th Century

80's

Drawer cabinet, walnut veneer, marble top.

80's

Folding table in enamelled metal, in shades of yellow.

Switzerland, Late XIX-Early XX Century

Ducommun Girod music box kept in a walnut box. Inside engraved mark of the manufacturer. Working mechanism.

Italy, Mid XX Century

Pair of shelves with bedside table function made in the 1900s. Built by assembling older elements, probably candle holders to which a base and a support surface have been added.

Italy

Baroque period armchair and chair in walnut, featuring small carvings typical of the period, the chair has been raised with the addition of turned feet.

Double bed, in exotic wood veneer and solid ebony-stained wood, brass footrests.

Italy, XX Century

Pair of Venetian Baroque style bedside tables, carved, lacquered and painted beech. Material loss. Italy, 20th century.

Pair of vintage coffee tables also usable as bedside tables with brass structure and smoked glass top.

Europe, XIX-XX Century

Group of seven glasses in cut and engraved glass of different manufactures, shapes and colours.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Pair of Umbertine bedside tables from the late 19th century made of walnut with door and drawer under the top, veneered in mahogany feather and decorated with carved frames, white marble tops.

Scenes of Court Life

The four engravings are taken from the frescoes painted by Nicolò dell'Abate for the Concert Hall of Palazzo Poggi in Bologna. The scenes were later included in the volume "The paintings of Pellegrino Tibaldi and Niccolò Abbati existing in the Institute of Bologna described and illustrated by Giampietro Zanotti Secretary of the Clementina Academy", Venice 1756. They depict four convivial moments of court life and precisely (from left to right): - The game of tarot cards - The banquet - Concert with a singer accompanied by a harp, lute and wind instrument - Concert of viola da gamba, lute and spinet players. The engravings bear the name of the painter at the bottom left, and the name of the engraver Bartolomeo Crivellari at the right, author of numerous engravings by Bolognese masters of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The engravings, which require restoration, are inserted in a single wooden frame from the late nineteenth century.

Pio Manzù and Achille Castiglioni

Iconic 80s floor-to-ceiling lamp with adjustable height light point. Equipped with a 400cm long steel cable.