Small trumeaux with mirror - lomb. style walnut-root with eboniz. profiles, modern.
Console table + mirror L.XVI cm. 165x50x84h- mirror cm. 170x235h.
Trumeau with mahogany and mahogany feather moulding, roll-over flap with a rich composition of inlaid drawers inside.
Interior pull-out shelf that becomes a comfortable writing desk.
Base with 3 drawers.
Cherry wardrobe with French shaped doors L.XIV.
Alto Adige oak cabinet with inlays.
Lower part flap with 4 drawers, flap door, inside nr.6 drawers and a door.
Upper part with nr.2 moulded doors with hat moulding; inside shelves.
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.
Biedermeier cabinet with birch-root veneer.
Upper part with flap door. Interior with small drawers with twist columns, door and secrets.
Lower part with 3 drawers with double brass handles with ring.
Brass decorations, jellyfish head, ivory knobs.
Leaf-carved sabre feet.
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.
Piedmontese" console table top in imitation "old stain" marble with scallops in the lower part carved in mecha silver.
Supported by 4 square-section columns with high parts and turned feet.
Joined by 4 moulded and shaped legs holding vase with carved double side griffins.
The whole lacquered and silver-plated Mecca.
English-style Console/Table - Can be transformed from a Console into a Table
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.
Pair of cabinets 1863 South Tyrol with restorations.
Three-door showcase with false drawers and modern side doors.
Modern secretaire with fine inlays of various woods, three drawers and a hinged door.
