Paolo Buffa (1903-1970)

Splendid console table with wavy line front, three drawers in reeded wood on the front and sides with a top in bardiglio marble and six long legs with capitals and brass tips.

Manufactured by Dassi Turin, ca.1950.

Petinoise console table in blond maple with central compartment and two drawers on the sides. Grooved legs and galalith knobs.

Manufacturer's label.

Cav. Serafino Arrighi, Art Furniture Cantù, 1940s.

Elegant console table with wavy top and tapered sides, maple fillets on top, band and truncated pyramid legs with brass tips.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Console "Servante" in cherry with three drawers with two shelves and nice sward shaped legs.

Italian manufacture around 1940s.

Antonio Cassi Ramelli (1905-1980)

Large console with marble top from Portugal. Light wood threaded decorations in classic style and elegant brass details, 4 drawers and shaped top.

A Milanese architect and teacher, Cassi Ramelli was one of the most active figures in the post-war reconstruction, including the Teatro Lirico and the AEM headquarters in Milan. Together with the architect Paolo Buffa he founded a studio in 1927, participating in prestigious exhibitions such as the Milan Triennale.

Console with two uprights in wood and raffia with brass tie rods and burnished glass top.  
Italian 1970s manufacture. 

Modernist console in blond oak with steel structure, two drawers and storage compartment with thick ground glass top.

French manufacture 1960ca.

Rare pair of Charles X console tables 

Refined turned, threaded and carved legs with elegant feral feet. Top in mahogany feather with one drawer.

Naples around 1830.

Pair of brass consoles with two decorated side uprights and a thick cut crystal top.

Manufacture, France, ca. 1970.

Important pair of consoles in walnut root with wavy bands on the front and sides, elegantly turned legs. Carrara marble top veneered in ancient polychrome marble from Roman excavation, Siena yellow.

Ferrarese manufacture, around 1750.

Angelo Mangiarotti (1921-2012)

Console table with wooden structure and thick cut glass top.

Sorgente del Mobile manufacture, Italy, 1975

Walnut console with turned legs and a large framed mirror, shaped drawer under the top.

Italian manufacture ca. 1850.

Pair of small consoles in oak with half-moon top and wall support arm.

talian manufacture, around 1940

Guglielmo Ulrich (1904 - 1977)

Unique console  table with mirror,  black lacquered wood and goat skin covering. Three drawers with turned bone knobs.

Bibl: L. Sacchetti, Guglielmo Ulrich, Federico Motta Editore, 2009, p. 421

Arca. manufacture, Italy 1940s

Romeo Rega (1904-1968)

Elegant console in brass with burnished glass shelves.

Italian manufacture, around 1970.

Console desk table in light walnut with lacquered iron leg.

Contemporary manufacturing

Console in cherry wood with two shelves, one with two drawers and one with cut glass.

Italian manufacture, ca. 1950.

Console table in curved brass with shelves in grey blue glass and a huge mirror in burned brown color.

1970s Italian manufacture. 

Console table in cherry wood with thin long  legs, one drawer and glass shelf.

1950's Italian manufacture. 

Small cherry console table with curved wooden front and drawer

Italian manufacture from the 1940s

Luigi Caccia Dominioni (1913-2016)

Elegant console table with glass top and chromed metal band, metal legs.

Azucena production, 1970's.

Fabrizio Clerici

Rosewood console with wrought iron front, glass top and brass tips.

Manufacture Flli.Mariani Milano, 1950's.

Bibl. Franco Grigioni, Editore Görlich Milano, tav.42.

Painter, set designer and architect of great talent, he was a friend of Moravia and Elsa Morante, he worked with Alberto Savinio, Giorgio De Chirico, Lucio Fontana and many other artists of his time. He was called by Giorgio Strehler to create the scenes for a play by Goldoni which was the first of a long and prosperous collaboration with the Maestro. He exhibited in the most prestigious museums in the world including, the MoMA and the Guggenheim in New York, the Center Pompidou in Paris, the Pushkin in Moscow and the Vatican Museums in Rome. He designed various pieces of furniture, almost always unique pieces for private clients.

Elegant console with side uprights covered in parchment, wooden base and patinated bronze frieze. Very thick curved glass top.

Attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, 1940s.