Forniture

A pair of antique mirrors in carved and gilded wood (Giltwood), dating from the 19th century.

The frames, featuring a warm antique gilding, enclose convex mirrors that lend the pair a distinctive decorative charm, creating evocative plays of light and perspective. The richness of the carving and the slender proportions make these mirrors particularly striking, while maintaining a remarkable elegance.

Designed to be displayed as a pair, they are ideal above a console table, flanking a fireplace, or as decorative elements in an entryway or living room.

They complement both classic and contemporary interiors, where they can create a refined contrast between the antique and the modern.

Miniature wooden fall-front desk of French manufacture, dating to around 1790.

Made of walnut and other woods or burr veneer with warm natural grain, it features a fall-front panel that, when opened, forms a writing surface.

The interior is arranged with small drawers and compartments designed to hold letters and writing tools. In the lower section there are two larger drawers with locks. The sober and well-balanced lines reflect the neoclassical taste of the period. The moulded base and original hardware complete this refined example of French cabinetmaking in reduced scale, conceived as a writing desk, a collector’s piece, or a workshop demonstration model.

This pair of Italian armchairs is the perfect synthesis of comfort and monumental design.

The sage green velvet captures light in a unique way, while the organic lines of the wooden armrests reflect the craftsmanship of Italian Mid-Century design.

Perfect for that reading corner that is just waiting for the right piece or to add character to a modern office.

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.

We present a pair of beautiful Panchetti created in England in the early 1900s Circa.

A very special piece of furniture for our homes, we imagine them in the Tuscan countryside or in Rustic homes but at the same time of great elegance and refinement.

Two pieces of art that give that extra touch of class.

This elegant reading desk, crafted from solid mahogany, was made in England around 1820.

The slanted top, with its beveled edges and finely detailed workmanship, is supported by an adjustable mechanism that allows for multiple angles—making it ideal for reading or writing.

The carefully turned base features a central column resting on three gracefully curved legs ending in scroll feet, typical of the Victorian style.

The warm tone of the mahogany and the lustrous finish give the desk a timeless elegance.

A refined and functional piece, perfect for enhancing a study or library with a touch of authentic period charm.

Iconic and authentic, these armchairs are a fine example of Italian craftsmanship from the 1960s.

The frame, made of curved wood with fluid, harmonious lines, supports a wide, enveloping seat made of genuine, natural-haired cowhide. 

The color variations of the leather with white spots on a brown background make each piece unique and distinctive, emphasizing the genuine character of the material.

Ideal for contemporary or vintage settings, these armchairs are perfect for a reading nook, an elegant lounge or a convivial space next to a classy bar. 

Elegant wooden table dating from 1880, the time of Napoleon III, characterised by extraordinary refinement. 

Lacquered in black, it is distinguished by the exquisite floral decoration in the centre of the top, with delicate hand-painted rose and tulip motifs.

Framing and defining the entire surface, a frame-like decoration runs along the edge, further enhancing its elegance and attention to detail.

Very elegant English Victorian writing desk from the 1820s.

Gorgeous polished mahogany woodwork with wonderful spiral decoration of the two legs.

The top is upholstered in dark green leather with minute floral decoration in gold leaf along the edge.

English pair of seats, Minton, Stoke on Trent, 1871

We present a pair of Stoke on Trent seats of rare beauty, made in the English town of the same name.

The splendid quality and wide, colorful form allow our seats to be placed in settings of marked interest where the love of art and its various expressions, is combined in a splendid synthesis of interior design.

A small part of curl has been refurbished and is visible in the photo.

Table for Lamp / Antique Table, Mahogany.

Dated around 1790, in the Georgian period, our splendid coffee table has a large support of an elegant and bright mahogany and an unusual lower mechanism, which allowed the top itself to rotate.

The finely turned column ends with a soft and rounded tripod.

Splendid mahogany table, of splendid size and quality, ideal for luxury environments and accessories of great class and great comfort to furnish spaces, in the various occasions of life, of great elegance and distinction.

The table we present to you is a splendid folding table in English mahogany from around 1830.

It is possible to fold it compactly and this feature makes it incredibly wonderful.

The warmth of its history and the color of mahogany through time accompanies us making the home welcoming.

Tip-Top table, around 1820.

A good quality early 19th century Regency Mahogany tipped table.

The table has an oblong top with rounded edges and corners.

The base is in the shape of an umbrella with three legs inlaid in ebony.

The stem is turned into a cone with ebonized rings and the table has an underlying release stop that allows the top to overturn.

Victorian Carved Rosewood Stool

The great amplitude that our English rosewood center presents makes it very interesting, both as a support surface between sofas, and also as an important furniture for environments, where warmth and history and quality stand out.

Ideal as an accessory for entrances, bedrooms, living rooms; to support magazines, trays and anything else that may require its practicality.

Splendid English bench, from the George III period, circa 1760-1820, restored and full of charm.

A splendid, sober and essential and elegant Fire Fender ... France, Napoleon III circa 1880.

The interesting aspect of the four parts of our fender makes it an object of great class, elegance and distinction.

A 19th-century Victorian walnut tip table with an inlaid game board at the top.

Almost museum-like item for true enthusiasts.

The Victorian Game Table is made of Walnut, has a carved walnut tripod base with carved and turned stem while the top is shaped and carved along the edge.

The top has a rosewood and satinwood card table surrounded by inlaid festoons and leaves.

The table has a brass catch that unhooks the top so it can tip over.

Graceful Coffee Table splendidly usable in environments of Charm, History, Poetry and Art.

For people with a strong personality and quality.

We show a small Antique French Coffee Table, of elegant and perfect workmanship, dating back to the end of the 1800.

Stunning 1960s bar cart in glass and brass, with wheels for easy movement and details that will make you fall in love.

The lower shelf holds bottles and decanters, while the upper shelf... transforms into a tray that can be taken anywhere.

A vintage touch that immediately evokes la dolce vita.

Beautiful late 18th century mahogany wood stand with dividers to hold sheet music, music books or magazines.

Beautiful and very elegant Canterbury in refined classy spaces where attention to detail and to quality and history at the same time live and combine to create warmth and charm.

Object of great class and charm, to transport us through time, from a rich past of music and culture, to a renewed future of beauty