Italian Antique Furniture

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Item No. 564

Pair of Italian, Neoclassical, painted corner cabinets

With bow front tops above panel inset doors, raised on bracket feet, the whole painted with scrolls and flowering leafage on a pale green ground. Late 18th or early 19th century. (One of identical pair shown)

41" high by 31" wide by 21" deep

Item No. 771

Italian, Louis XV style, wrought iron console

With marble top. 19th century.

41½" wide by 16" deep by 38½" high

Item No. 678

Florentine, Renaissance period cassone

In solid, carved walnut. 16th century.

Item No. 761

Italian, Louis XV period, painted scriban

With double chapeau de gendarme cornice and fold-down writing surface. Upper compartment comprised of two doors which open to reveal six drawers. Bottom, fold-down writing compartment opens to reveal five additional drawers. Mid-18th century.

48" wide by 24" deep (37" deep open) by 82" high

Item No. 751

Italian, Regence period, black lacquer and gilt bronze bureau plat

With gold-embossed, leather blotter, giltwood border, and legs terminating in bronze sabots (hoof feet). Early 18th century.

Item No. 679

Italian, painted and parcel-gilded six-light chandelier

In solid, carved wood. Late 19th or early 20th century.

36" high by 30" diameter

Item No. 664

Tuscan, Renaissance period cassone

In solid, carved walnut. 16th century.

Item No. 614

Italian, Louis XV period "cartonnier"

Crème painted with ebonized accents, having four leather drawers above the writing surface and separated by a display alcove (shown here with Item 316, Greco-Roman, porcelain urn). 18th century.

62" wide by 40" deep by 48" tall

Item No. 587

Northern Italian, Rococo period, silver leaf console table

With ochre color marble top having a green border. Mid-18th century.

53" wide by 27" deep by 37" high

Item No. 414

Louis XV style, Italian bureau plat

With painted verde gris finish and embossed leather writing surface, exaggerated cabriole legs ending in pied de sabots. Late 18th or early 19th century.

65" wide by 29" deep by 30" high

Item No. 280

Italian, Neoclassical (Retour d'Egypt), carved and painted giltwood mirror

With gilded sphinxes and foliage motif. Late 18th century or early 19th century.

48" wide by 70" high

Item No. 565

Pair of Venetian, Neoclassical Gondola lanterns

Mounted on poles. With largely original polychrome surface. Late 18th century.

Lanterns without poles are 36" high by 12" wide. Poles are 58" high.

Item No. 285

Pair of Italian, painted corner cabinets

Two 19th century, Italian, Neo-classical corner cabinets with polychrome finish.

51" high by 29" wide by 17" deep (at center)

The remaining forty-one items in our Italian Antique Furniture category have been sold. We leave select sold items in our gallery to show the kind of pieces we can locate. Please do not hesitate to inquire if you would like us to find something like any of these for you!

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Sicilian, Renaissance style, Faience apothecary jar

Item No. 1135

Sicilian, Renaissance style, Faience apothecary jar

Second half of the 18th century.

Item No. 1129

Italian, Baroque style, scagliola panel

Decorated with flowers and foliage surrounded by an onyx border, the whole resting upon a modern, wrought iron base. Circa 1825-1830.

Item No. 895

Pair of Italian, Neoclassical, white-painted and parcel-gilt demi-lune console tables

Ornamented with Neoclassical elements including acanthus leaves, acorns, vines, pateraes, resting upon four tapered and fluted legs. With later conforming rose marble tops with beveled edges. Florence, Italy. Circa 1785.

35¾" high by 49¾" wide by 25½" deep

Italian Neoclassical painted and parcel-gilt silk upholstered settee

Item No. 1079

Italian Neoclassical painted and parcel-gilt silk upholstered settee

The crestrail centered by ribbon-tied flowers surmounting a molded frame, raised on fluted tapering legs. Late 18th century.

37" high by 78" wide by 22¼"deep

Item No. 1036

Pair of very fine, Italian, Empire period curule seats

In solid, carved giltwood. First quarter of the 19th century.

The curule seat was first used by the Ancient Romans to denote political or military power. It was adopted by later European rulers, including Napoléon Bonaparte.

38" wide by 21" deep by 29" high

Pair of Italian, Rococo style, painted and silvered fauteuils

Item No. 1042

Pair of Italian, Rococo style, painted and silvered fauteuils

Late 18th or early 19th century. (One of identical pair shown)

Set of ten fine, Venetian, Rococo style, painted and parcel-gilded dining chairs

Item No. 1025

Set of ten fine, Venetian, Rococo style, painted and parcel-gilded dining chairs

Comprised of two armchairs and eight sidechairs, back-splats painted with various noble figures. Circa 1830-1840.

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