antiquity Italy

The Bottega D’arte was opened in the 1970s by Mario Lombardi, with the collaboration of his sons Alessandro and Andrea, who share the same passion. The business has specialized in ancient painting, as well as 19th and 20th-century Italian art. The shop offers a wide range of items: from 19th and 20th-century Italian paintings to ancient paintings and antique furniture, from modern and contemporary...

Antiquities Ciro Guarracino offers original antique furniture, primarily of Neapolitan art, from the 17th to the 19th century: chests of drawers, tables, chairs, sofas, benches, bookshelves, corner cabinets, shelves, trumeaux, secretaries, consoles, ancient paintings, antique clocks, ancient floors "riggiole napoletane", ancient majolicas, and antique doors. The period furniture and furnishings ar...

The company Sturaro Cav. Bruno s.n.c. of Sturaro Stefano and Alessandro is a craft business where true artistic furniture is still created, located in Asparetto di Cerea in the province of Verona. The business offers various services to its clients, including meticulous reconstruction using period woods, restoration of antique furniture, as well as the design and creation of custom furniture. It i...

...The history of Lambrusco carries the charm of the earliest testimonies from poets and writers of classical antiquity (Virgil, Cato), who in their works speak of a "Labrusca vitis," or a wild vine that produced fruits with a sour taste. Lambrusco, a red wine that can be sparkling or frizzante, with a bright ruby red color, should be served at 12-14 °C to fully appreciate its aromas and fragrances...

Liturgical Project creates customized and high-quality sacred vestments. All works are inspired by the sacred vestments of antiquity, but reinterpreted in light of current times and the fit for the priest who will wear them. There are no mass-produced items in our collection, only unique and worthy sacred vestments.

Our model of beauty is linked to antiquity, particularly to the Rome of the Caesars and its baths, buildings that this extraordinary civilization used as the main place for socialization as well as for personal hygiene. It was customary for Romans, both men and women, to throw spiced wines and fragrances such as mallow, lotus, violets, poppy, and barley into the water. There were also rooms for...

The charm of antiquity is an exhibition space for carefully and expertly selected furniture and vintage items, where the magic of the past releases the allure of lived experiences.