ANTIQUE BOOKCASES AND SHOWCASES

Italy Second Quarter XIX Century

Pair of walnut bookcases, restoration, Italy, second quarter of the 19th century. The riser and body have a pair of doors, each with blown glass; the uprights of the riser are embellished with fluted pilasters with carved leaf capitals. Poplar interiors, replaced locks. The riser and body form a single block.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance display cabinet in walnut and walnut veneer, Italy, late 19th century. In front of a glass door, the sides are also glass; drawer in the lower section. Richly carved with Renaissance-style motifs, such as candelabras, frets, phytomorphic elements, fruits, fantastic animals, vases and masks. Cimasa decorated with cartouche.

Italy, XX Century

Style display cabinet supported by truncated pyramidal feet, has a pair of paneled doors and a raised panel with a pair of glass doors; in walnut.

Netherlands, XX Century

Dutch Baroque style cabinet supported by carved bracket feet, the curved body has three drawers with bronze handles and escutcheons; raised with a pair of glass doors, decorated in the upper part with curlicue carvings, the cymatium is carved with leafy and floral elements. Veneered in walnut root, it is decorated with characteristic vegetal inlays and maple fillets; oak interiors.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Supported by feet, the front ones of which are turned, the lower body has a pair of paneled doors, surmounted by two drawers placed in the band; the upper part also has a pair of doors with blown glass and decorated in the upper part with neo-Gothic arches. In walnut. The interiors are in poplar.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Umbertino walnut bookcase, base with paneled doors, upper doors with verts. Fir shelves, ebonized feet. Missing spout. Italy, last quarter of the 19th century

Italy, XX Century

Bookcase supported by feet of which the front ones are turned, has two drawers, raised with a pair of glass doors; in cherry, the interiors are in poplar.

England, Early XX Century

English bookcase, on the front it has a pair of doors surmounted by a drawer with a folding front, a concealing cabinet with a morocco top, compartments and drawers veneered in maple root. The upper body has two doors with glass and internal rack. In mahogany.

England, Late XX Century

Art Nouveau display case with brass frame, England, early 20th century. Equipped with glass on all sides, as are the two removable internal shelves. Structure adorned with gilded bronze elements, such as leaf applications and pinnacles placed on the top, and the four wavy feet. Internal rack for adjusting the shelves.

Piedmont, Late XIX Century

Showcase supported by feet of which the front ones are turned, on the front it has a pair of doors with mirrors visible through the perforated design, two drawers in the under-counter band; riser with two glass doors and shaped cymatium. In walnut.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Art Decò Showcase resting on a base and uprights to create an open compartment, on the front it has 4 drawers; curved stand with glass and internal mirrored bottom, framed between two shelves. Walnut veneer.

England, Early XX Century

Small style corner display cabinet in mahogany veneer, England, early 20th century. Front with glass door. Fir interior.

Italy, Early XX Century

Showcase supported by turned feet, has a broken front with a central door, glass on the sides and sides. In walnut carved with neo-Renaissance style motifs, the cymatium is adorned with coat of arms and initials "VA"; glasses richly back-painted later.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

French Empire bookcase, supported by feet, the front ones vase shaped. There are two panelled doors on the front, surmounted by the same amount of drawers in the under the top band, open shelf with a rack. Spotted mahogany veneer, it is decorated with brassed framings, the interiors are in sessile oak.

Second Fourth XIXth Century

Charles X bookcase, has four drawers and one placed in the undertop band, the upper body has two doors closed by a curtain. In walnut, it is entirely decorated with characteristic inlaid and painted motifs; the interiors are in poplar, while the oak ones in the upper part have been redone. Changes in structure and dimensions.