Neoclassical Style Gravy Boats Late '800 Silver Decorations - Germany Late 1800s

Italy Late 19th Century

Round Umbertino table in walnut, Italy, late 19th century. Band of the top with fleur-de-lys carvings and reserves veneered in walnut briar, central baluster with ashlar elements, wavy legs ending in a curl with carved reserves and reserves inlaid with plant motifs in maple. Equipped with 4 legs placed under the top, the latter removable during extension. Shortcomings.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe folding table, Italy, mid-19th century. Cherry top with inlaid thread, drawer in the band, turned truncated cone legs in walnut.

Italy Second half of the 19th century

Walnut basket table with extensions, Italy, second half of the 19th century. Wavy uprights ending in a curl, arranged around a central baluster and resting on a shaped base supported by turned feet. Carved with curls, reserves and cartouches. Equipped with a pair of non-contemporary fir extensions and 4 turned legs placed under the top, the latter extractable during extension.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Eclectic shelf in painted stucco, decorated with a medallion motif; obtained from a decorative wall accessory, to which the marbled top was subsequently added.

France 1871

Coffee table with white marble top, undertop band decorated with perforated brass railing, two drawers and two removable shelves with morocco insert within bronze-edged reserves. Thread present in the hammers that continue in grooved truncated conical legs. Bronzes for cup feet missing. France 1871

Florence, 1860s

Large console, supported by uprights ending with curled feet, richly carved with leafy scrolls and female figures represented up to the torso, connected by a moving cross with curled motifs and connected by a central floral element; the apron is also richly carved with phytomorphic motifs. Shaped marble top. The neo-baroque taste that characterizes the shapes and carvings are an expression of that style defined as Florence Capital of Italy, which spread starting from the mid-1960s; its considerable dimensions indicate its origin from an equally imposing palace.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Console supported by truncated pyramidal legs, partially lacquered, is adorned with gilded tablet carvings, phytomorphic volutes and rosettes in a neoclassical style; the onyx top has a crack.

Italy Second Fourth XIXth Century

Group of 4 Charles X chairs in maple, Italy, second quarter of the 19th century. Embellished with phytomorphic inlays and dark wood threads, wavy legs. Padded seats.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Console in French neoclassical style with top in breccia, carved in all its parts and partially highlighted in gold; lion feet. The two front legs have lion heads carved at the point of connection with the undertop band. Made of oak.

France Late XIX Century

Oval neorenaissance extendable table in silver fir, France late XIX century. Leafy carvings, rosettes and heads of mythical animals from which a group of fruits emerges. Curl-shaped legs culminating in acorn-shapes feet. Silver fir structural elements.

Naples, Mid XIX Century

Console in mahogany and Louis Philippe mahogany slab with raised tilting mirror, Naples mid-19th century. Shaped white marble top, drawer in the band, legs connected by cross-piece. Richly carved with rocaille-style motifs, including curls, shells and leaf elements. Poplar interior.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe Gueridon in walnut, Italy, mid-19th century. Octagonal top with veneer arranged in segments, under-top band with gouged decoration, motif also repeated to decorate the veneered walnut root frame. Circular base with three curls ending with carved feet.