Priscilla Dinamo Boots Second Hand Leather UK Size 7 - UK Size 7

Number 40

Wide-shaft ankle boot made of fine black leather, with contrasting acid green inserts. Original curling detail on the back. Leather sole and eco-sustainable silicone insole. Heel height: 8 cm. Total height: 32 cm. Priscilla Dinamo accessories are made of fine materials, hand-finished and made in Italy. The item is in very good condition, probably worn a few times, it only has some marks on the leather of the right heel.

Size 7,5

Ballet flats in black leather, with decorative front buckle with metal studs, from the famous Parisian fashion house. Item worn but in excellent condition.

Reflected light ceiling lamp in enamelled metal.

Italy, XX Century

Pair of chairs with ebonized wooden structure adorned with golden decorations and adorned with brass elements, the seat and raised backrest are padded.

Composition with Jug

Oil on canvas. Signed lower right. The composition harks back to Sante Monachesi's production from the 1940s and 1950s, in which the artist, after a debut close to Futurism, moves on to express his figurative poetics through synthetic compositions that expand, giving space to large chromatic fields, inspired by Neo Cubism. The work is presented in a frame.

Europa, XIX-XX Century

Ancient stone sculpture depicting a religious subject.

Pair of Directory chairs

Pair of directoire chairs in walnut, Backrest in walnut carved in a lyre shape.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Gallant scene in white enamel porcelain depicting a couple under a rococo style palm tree with an embankment base with plant motifs. Under enamel "crowned N" mark, Capodimonte manufacture.

Africa, Late XX Century

Bronze reproduction of the plaques of the ancient Benin kingdom of central-southern Nigeria, depicting a high dignitary with a feathered headdress surrounded by four warriors. The original plaques, made by the Bini (Edo) artists between the 15th and 16th centuries using the lost-wax casting technique, decorated the pillars of the audience hall of the royal palace until 1897, when the city was occupied by the English and the palace was destroyed. Today they are preserved in the British Museum, in the National Museum of Lagos in Nigeria and in other important international museums.

Africa, Late XX Century

Iron “Sengese” throwing knife with leather handle, produced by the mafa/matakam group of the Kirdi, a population living in the Mandara Mountains between north-western Cameroon and north-eastern Nigeria. The metal eyelets were used to attach a rope or an anchor chain. This type of knife was often used as a ceremonial emblem that manifested the social status of the owner.

Girl with Roses

Oil on cardboard. Signed lower left. Tito Corbella established himself as a painter but above all as a poster artist, creating posters and postcards. In his production, female subjects prevail, elegant and romantic figures, created with delicate colors. The work is presented in a period frame.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Umbertino work table in walnut and walnut veneer, spool legs and turned crosspiece. Poplar interior and undercounter mirror. Italy, late 19th century.