Antiquities and Collections

An elegant French miniature staircase from 1890, crafted from finely finished wood with curved details and a slender spiral design.

The balustrade, painted in a warm red, frames polished steps that highlight the wood’s natural grain.

Each landing offers a place to display something small and special for collectors and lovers of beauty; on each small landing, we have placed delicate Baccarat engraved crystal glasses, creating a refined play of light and transparency.

The piece combines functionality and decoration, evoking the artisanal craftsmanship and sophisticated aesthetics typical of the late 19th century.

Pair of elegant French candlesticks dating to around 1870, crafted in finely gilded bronze. They feature a three-arm structure with sinuous neoclassical scrolls, enriched with refined decorative motifs and finely chased details.

The central stem is slender and adorned with fluted elements and floral ornamentation, resting on a wide and stable circular base. The gilding enhances their brightness and prestige, highlighting the quality of craftsmanship.

Perfect as decorative pieces of great charm, ideal for classic interiors or to add a timeless touch of elegance.

Elegant 19th-century French sculpture depicting a horse, finely covered in molded and patinated leather. The work is striking for its anatomical realism and extraordinary attention to detail: the engraved mane, harmonious proportions, and proud expression of the muzzle give the whole piece a strong sense of movement and vitality.

The handcrafted leather surface has a warm brown tone that enhances the shapes and makes it a highly decorative object. A rare period piece, ideal as a decorative sculpture or a striking scenographic element.

A refined piece of vintage British silverware, this silver cloche brings the elegance of Art Deco banquets directly to your table.

Handcrafted by Edward Barnard & Sons, a renowned London-based company, it combines simple lines, a polished finish, and refined details: a perfect balance between style and functionality.

The small imperfections that time has embroidered on its surface are not flaws, but precious traces of its history that give the object a soul and a unique charm.

An antique silver and mother-of-pearl dessert set, consisting of 12 small spoons with beautiful engraved marks, made in London, England, and stored in a beautiful and original wooden box.

A splendid set to embellish our table, setting it with elegant cutlery ideal for serving delicate desserts such as fruit and small cakes.

The set we present here makes the table particularly interesting because it brings the elegance of the past to our tables. 

Elegant pair of Georgian-period English bottle coasters, made of Old Sheffield Plate around 1805.

The rim is finely decorated with shell and acanthus leaf motifs, typical of the neoclassical style of the period.

The base is turned from fine oak wood and has a beautiful original patina.

Designed to hold bottles or wine carafes, these objects combine functionality and refinement in aristocratic table settings.

The small imperfections that time has left on their surface are not flaws, but precious traces of their history that give the objects a soul and a unique charm.

Refined pair of vases in authentic Sheffield silver, made in England.

Crafted with great skill, they stand out for their slender and elegant shape, embellished with delicate relief decorations on both the base and upper rim, finely chiseled.

The slender profile and shine of the silver give these vases a timeless elegance, perfect for embellishing any classic or contemporary setting. Ideal for floral arrangements, as shown in the photo, or as collectibles and decorative items.

In excellent condition, these vases are a magnificent example of the Victorian English goldsmithing and decorative tradition typical of Sheffield production.

A beautiful and interesting English inlaid mahogany box, transformed into a Victorian-era letterbox.

A very charming Box that tells the story, used as a letterbox or as a container for cutlery, or whatever else comes to mind.

The flat section of the top has an elongated opening and to open it almost like a chest we find an important lock with a key, while on the sides two beautiful handles to carry it easily.

The top, opens at the top revealing an uninterrupted interior, on the inside there is a small star-shaped inlay.

We present a beautiful miniature English cabinet from the Victorian era of the 1800s. 

Perfectly crafted in gorgeous Mahogany wood, framing a small storage mirror along with a pretty chest of drawers underneath. 

Used to hold our memories, history and most precious things, such as our jewelry.