Living room table in polished brass, steel and crystal, brass border equal to 4 cm.
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Period: 80s Measures: H 39 x L 130 x L 80 cm -
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Period: Mid 19th century Measures: H 31 x L 45.5 x P 23.5 cm"Pair of hunting dogs" - Original bronze by the French sculptor Pierre-Jules Mène (1810-1879), dating back to the mid-1800s -
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Period: 17th century Measures: In frame H 90 x L 112.5 x P 6 / Canvas H 73 x L 98 cm"Still life with flowers and fruit" - Oil on canvas, original, dating back to the 17th century, with coeval frame. Restored and reintelated work -
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Period: 80s Measures: H 95.5 x L 171 x P 2.5 cmSaporiti tapestry for Ottavio Missoni, multicolored patchwork, dating back to the 80s -
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Period: Late 1800s Measures: H 45 x L 54 x P 24,5 cm"Orientalist scene" - Bronze sculpture by Giuseppe Ferrari (1840 / 43-1905), dating back to the end of the 19th century. -
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Important chessboard of the A.D.R. by DI ROBERTO DONATO & TEODORO from Milan. In 800 solid silver entirely hand-finished. Top in Carrara marble, Calacatta and Sicilian Jasper. 16 pieces in silver and 16 pieces in golden silver Dimensions: Pedestrian H 7.5 cm Tower H 9 cm Horse H 10 cm Bishop H 11 cm Regina H 12.5 cm King H 12 cm Chessboard 40 x 40 cm. Height 3.5 cm. The band around and the feet are in 800/1000 silver. Total weight 3.2 kg of silver. Dating back to the 50s and 60s, each object was entirely handmade.Period: 50s / 60s Measures: H 16 x L 40 x L 40 cm (H base 3.5 cm) -
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Small revolving English bookcase, dating back to the early 1900s, in mahogany, with maple inlay.Period: 20th century Measures: H 78.5 x L 44 x L 44 cm -
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Table, Fratino desk in walnut, built in the twentieth century, original materials, top 35 mm thick in a single piece, equipped with front drawer.Period: 20th century Measures: H 78 x L 135 x P 58.5 cm -
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"Portrait of a woman" - Oil painting on canvas of the Emilian school depicting a young woman dating back to the late '600 / early' 700.
Period: End of the 17th century / beginning of the 18th century
Measurements: In frame H 70 x W 58 cm / Canvas H 48 x W 36 cm
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"The lake of Burcina "- Oil on cardboard by Giuseppe Buscaglione Giuseppe Buscaglione (Ariano, 1868 - Rivoli, 1928) born in Ariano from a family of Biella origins, he studied in Turin with Lorenzo Delleani (1840-1908). One of his best pupils, he soon inherited his predilection for landscape painting. Author of landscapes and seascapes, he draws extraordinary attention from the master to the atmospheric and temporal variations of nature. The values of light and color, studied with precision from life, become the protagonists of Giuseppe Buscaglione's paintings, precisely in the wake of the master. His landscapes, characterized by great ease, are however often a sort of reinterpretation of those of Delleani. He participated in the Turin Promoters from 1888 to 1913, but did not fail to send works to the Milan, Genoa, Venice, Rome and Florence Expositions. Not much is known about his private life, however it is certain that he conducts a very regular exhibition activity. He died in Rivoli in 1928.Period: Early 1900s Measurements: In frame H 88.5 x L 68.5 cm / Carton H 76 x L 56.5 cm -
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"The rhododendrons of Burcina" - Oil on canvas by Enzo Gazzone from Vercelli (San Germano Vercellese 1894 - Vercelli 1970), dating back to the 1940s. On the back, scrolls: Galleria Perazzone, Galleria Dante and Galleria Fogliato. ENZO GAZZONE Born in San Germano Vercellese on 23 March 1894. Having learned the first elements of painting from his father Luigi Gazzone, a good amateur, he studied at the Albertina Academy of Turin, a pupil first of Andrea Marchisio and then of Giacomo Grosso. In addition to portraiture and landscape, he dedicates himself to etching and several successful prints attest to this attitude. She made her debut at the Vercelli Exhibition in 1922 and later took part in the 1st Female Portrait Exhibition in Monza: at the Promoter and Amici dell'Arte in Turin; then in Novara, in Bolzano, in Domodossola. His main works: "Sul lago di Como" and "Decadenza", etchings that had good success at the Black and White Exhibition in Melbourne; "March snow"; "The portrait of the Archbishop of Vercelli Mons. Giovanni Gamberoni", preserved in the archbishopric itself; "Portrait of Mrs. Berlese". They remain from Vercelli, good for the resemblance and harmony of colors. "The rice sower", owned by the Vercelli Farmers' Federation ";" The wind ";" Melancholy ";" Riflessi ";" The castle of Fénis ".Period: 1940s Measurements: In frame H 76.5 x W 93.5 x D 6 cm / Canvas H 57.5 x W 75 cm -
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"Landscape" - Oil on canvas by George Pieter Westenberg (11 September 1791, Nijmegen, Netherlands - 26 December 1873, Brummen) signed and dated 1853 in the lower right corner. Landscape and animal painter, Pieter Westenberg was a pupil of Jan Hulswit in Amsterdam from 1808 to 1813, and he also attended the drawing academy in Amsterdam. Particularly inspired by 17th-century Dutch landscape painters, Westenberg has regularly exhibited landscapes and city views from 1814 onwards. He has undertaken two study trips; in 1816 in Gelderland and Bentheim in Germany and the following year in the Ruhr area and along the Rhine; the studies and sketches he made on both trips would have a profound effect on his later paintings and drawings. He also worked as a drawing master for several wealthy families, but in 1836 he moved to Haarlem, where two years later he was appointed director of the Collection of Paintings by Living Masters in the Paviljoen Welgelegen. In 1857 he went with his family to Batavia to take up a post in the colonial administration of Java.Period: 1853 Measurements: In frame H 83 x W 100 cm / Canvas H 76 x W 93 cm