Separé / Screen late nineteenth century, in walnut, panels composed of turned inserts embedded together to create a fascinating geometric motif dating back to around 1880, has some shortcomings.
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Period: around 1880 Measurements: H 183 x L 213 x P 9.5 closed / P 3 cm open -
Period: Early 1900s Measures: H 43 x L 34.5 x P 34.5 x Ø pot 32.5 cmCachepot vase with French Gothic style frieze, with mosaic gilding applications, original Manifattura di Signa, dating back to the early 1900s, code 1063, see catalog image. It has some flaws. -
Period: Late 19th century Measurements: H 30.5 x L 36.5 x P 33.5 (Ø 23) cmPair of Sevres vases, in cobalt blue ceramic and gilded bronze, Napoleon III style, dating back to the end of the 19th century -
Measurements: H 18,5 x Ø 24 cmAdvertising vase in ceramic, bearing the inscription Amarena with fruit of the Gambarotta company. On the bottom, the Rossi Manifattura di Varazze brand. -
Period: 19th century Measurements: Ø 36.5 x H 5 cmLarge ceramic plate, dating back to the 19th century -
Period: 1950s Measurements: H 112 x L 9.5 x L 9.5 cmLarge stem vase in Murano glass, beautifully made, with a square section, dating back to the 1950s -
Period: Late 1800s Measures: H 18 x L 79,5 x P 12 cmPair of candlesticks, candle holder, in gilded bronze, beautifully crafted, in Napoleon III style -
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Period: 1940s Measures: H 14 x L 21 x P 33.5 cmArt Glass by Ercole Barovier Large bowl in iridescent colors dating back to the 1940s, in shell-shaped glass with pronounced lobes and Clam Shell ribbed base. -
Period: 19th century Measures: H 96 x L 11 x P 8 cmAncient mercury barometer mounted on a mahogany table signed Cesare Vaselli from the early 19th century. This ancient measuring instrument consists of a glass tube filled with mercury and turned with the open side downwards inside a glass bulb containing other mercury. The mercury column tends to descend into the bulb leaving the void behind it: by measuring the height of the column the atmospheric pressure can be calculated. Mercury was already known in ancient times to the Chinese and Hindus; it was found in Egyptian tombs dated around 1500 BC. from 500 BC. begins its use as an amalgam for other metals. The ancient Greeks used it as a pigment for paintings, and the Romans used it in cosmetics. According to medieval alchemists it was the material from which everything else had been formed, and they thought that once hardened it would turn into gold. -
Large carpet, Saporiti tapestry for Ottavio Missoni, dating back to the 80s, multicolored patchwork.Period: 80s Measures: L 280 x L 270 cm -
Ancient seventeenth-century Piedmontese stone mortar. It presents a breakage and a part is missing, equipped with a guarantee of originality and uniqueness of the product.Period: 1600sMeasures: H 16,5 x L 34 x L 34 x Ø internal 19,5 cm -
Ancient stone mortar dating back to the 18th centuryPeriod: 18th century Measures: H 14.5 x L 23.5 x L 23.5 x internal Ø 15 cm