Mid-Century Modern credenza buffet Art Deco, Ico Parisi manner in walnut lacquered and walnut applique with engraved sliding glass. Period 1940s. Also available without mirror.

Measure cm: H 85+48 W 160 D 47.

This antique softwood cabinet was painted white by hand.

This three-piece cabinet was designed in 1935 and produced by Brumax in Berlin Neukölln, Germany. It is made of veneered oak and glass. It is 3-piece furniture in segmental construction which can be singularly positioned or individually combined. All parts are made of solid wood or blockboard, cherry outside, maple veneered in the best workmanship and almost perfect original condition. The parts can be screwed together laterally.

This rosewood chest of drawers in the style of Angelo Brotto was produced in Italy in the 1960s.

This set is a pair of 70’s cabinets.

Enrica is a modular wall-mounted bookshelf, with easy and essential shapes inspired by a ladder and developed in highness. It’s easy to create one’s own combinations, composing multiple elements. The 60 cm fixed module allows infinite, wavy and no repetitive compositions. The movable brass parts, in painted iron or gold-plated shelves, have the same feet finishes, which give an elegant and vintage touch to the bookshelf, ideal for every kind of space, classic or contemporary.

A sideboard, which is made as a unique piece and with an elaborate inlay work on the door fronts to an art object. The body is made of ash and the doors are equipped with leather handles. The veneers are pre-colored with pigmented hard wax oil in color gradients and then assembled in the next step to a landscape image. The transformation of photos into watercolor drawings serves as inspiration for landscape painting.

– 1960’s Danish made rosewood chest of drawers
– Made from good quality rosewood veneers with inset rosewood handles
– 4 graduating drawers on each side
– Baize lined drawers which show that the piece was used as a buffet
– Standing on chrome and wood detachable legs

This is a fantastic quality satinwood cylinder bookcase by the London makers ‘Edwards & Roberts’ circa 1880. The bookcase has a stepped moulded cornice with dentil moulding and ebony inlay. The two astragal glazed doors with the bars, also inlaid with ebony, opening to reveal three adjustable shelves. The bottom section has a tamber front opening to reveal a lovely fitted interior with various drawers, fitted compartments and a small cupboard in the center which includes a pull out drawer with original inkwells. The drawer fronts and panel door made out of hardwood, with a pull-out pen tray with a green leather writing surface decorated with gold tooling. There is one long over two short mahogany lined drawers below featuring original brass hardware also inlaid with ebony. The piece stands on four turned and fluted legs.

– Early 19th Century four tier mahogany whatnot with fluted square columns
– Top section with turned finials
– Bottom section with a cupboard and a lockable single door
– From circa 1810