Pair of Antique Plaques Scagliola Parrots Florence XVII Century - Florence, XVII Century

Central Italy, Early XVIII Century

Baroque chest in chestnut and walnut, central Italy, early 18th century. Opening top, paneled front. The piece of furniture is decorated with a Greek fret, moldings, diamond-shaped frames, turned circular and fusiform elements and uprights carved with a leaf motif.

Piedmont, Early XVIII Century

Cupboard supported by bracket feet (subsequently replaced), on the front it has two doors surmounted by as many drawers; pair of doors also in the upper body. In walnut, the front and sides are carved with tiles; locks replaced.

Emilia Romagna, Early XVIII Century

Baroque Emilian sideboard in walnut from the early 18th century with subsequent reductions and modifications. Top and front decorated with metal studs, two drawers in the band, pair of doors. Sides embellished with reserves. Poplar interior.

Emilia Romagna, XVIII Century

Baroque Emilian cupboard in walnut from the early 18th century with subsequent reductions and modifications. Top and front decorated with metal studs, drawer in the band, pair of doors. Sides embellished with two reserves each. Poplar interior.

Emilia Romagna, Early XVIII Century

Baroque sideboard in elm, Emilia, early 18th century. Front with three drawers in the band and pair of doors. Decorated with walnut frames and tiles and with metal studs, the latter partly added later. Restorations.

Tyrol, Early XVIII Century

Spruce Baroque sideboard, Tyrol early 18th century. Architecturally moulded top and lower plinth, front with two doors each decorated with a pair of moulded cornices. Embellished with lozenge-engraved geometric elements and door leaf carved with ‘scale’ motif. Hinges and lock in wrought iron, the latter bearing engraved designs. Interior with fabric-covered tops.

18th Century / 1701 - 1800

Supported by 4 wavy legs; front side shaped as a crossbow with 2 mouded doors; openable moulded top. Inside it hides a lacquered lift surface and a surface with a central hole. The external surface is veneered and inalid with yellow leafy patterns intertwined with each other creating reserves. This pattern is very popular on several pieces typical of the late Baroque Roman prodution.