English Victorian light mahogany coffee table.
Victorian English mahogany threaded octagonal coffee table.
Cherry wardrobe with French shaped doors L.XIV.
2 bedside tables with marble top - Art Nouveau style.
80x80 brass and modern crystal coffee table.
Late 17th-century Piedmontese walnut wardrobe/credenza 4 doors.
Sideboard / showcase comprising:
Lower part with three doors, three drawers.
Upper part three doors with glass.
2 walnut bedside tables with modern inlays.
Desk/Table with green leather top edged in gold, burnished brass handles.
Two drawers, turned and grooved legs and castors.
Late 19th century painted 2-door wardrobe L135 + restoration.
Modern square black coffee table, iron base with brass inserts, wooden top.
Round coffee table/pot holder with mother-of-pearl inlays.
Tripod base with brass inlays.
Top with openwork railing and wood and mother-of-pearl inlays.
Beanbag desk, finely inlaid, with opening flaps.
Walnut-stained base with four turned columns and carved footrest.
Bookcase consisting of:
Lower part four doors and three drawers
Upper part four glass doors, internally upholstered back.
No. 2 bedside tables end of 18th century, slightly different from each other.
Pair of cabinets 1863 South Tyrol with restorations.
Three-door showcase with false drawers and modern side doors.
Rectangular inlaid coffee table - Sorrentino late 19th century.
Rectangular coffee table richly inlaid in the Sorrento tradition with geometric subjects.
Inlaid central leg. Can be used as a table top or as an art object for display.
Lacquered wardrobe with 2 doors 18th century.
Mahogany and mahogany feather desk with nine drawers and a door.
Eight turned feet.
Bookcase with two doors in lower part and two drawers.
Upper part subdivided into three shaped pillars, open shelves, hat moulding.
Rectangular coffee table in walnut and modern crystal.
Top outlined in the 4 corners and rectangular lower top.
Restored bridge desk + bookcase on front side.
Rectangular walnut and modern crystal coffee table with bands and lozenges.
