Antiques in Brussels

Fat lava brown ceramic table lamp.

Drawing inspiration from ancient ceramic traditions, including Korean pottery and the Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic, Laura Pasquino (Grège Gallery) explores the beauty of imperfection...

Large mid-century oval marble console/table - Italy, 1970s.

Superb early 19th century 6-leg solid walnut dining table of 2m27 long The table and extension leaves are in walnut which gives it a superb line. Moreover, they have the same patina ...

Contemporary Travertine Dining Table, Mario Bellini Style, Italy

Pair of floor ashtray by Ico Parisi for Stildomus.

Yellow and white gold 18k ring. Ring set with a central cabochon emerald of 7.56 Carats and 2 full-cut diamonds of 0.71 Carats (G colour - Vs clarity). The diamonds come from Antw...

Hans J. Wegner oval table model JH567 for Johannes Andersen, extendable dining table solid oak, Denmark, 1950's. The oval tabletop has one additional leaf in or...

Mid-Century Modern "Naeko" sofa by Kazuhide Takahama - New Upholstery.

Coffee table "Elipse" by armand jonckers - 1980s.

Mid-Century Modern Glass Suspension Fontana Arte Style, 1960s

Exclusive piece made for the exhibition at Rish Lab, Brussels. Chidy Wayne (b. 1981, Spain) is an artist based in Barcelona. Over the years, he has established himself as a recogniz...

Contemporary White Marble Sculpture by Piet Van Loocke, Belgium

Mid-Century Modern Small Table Lamp by Poliarte

Exclusive piece made for the exhibition at Rish Lab, Brussels. Chidy Wayne (b. 1981, Spain) is an artist based in Barcelona. Over the years, he has established himself as a recogniz...

Mid-Century Modern pair of armchairs, grey, teak, Italy, 1960s - New Upholstery.

Travertine Coffee Table - 1980s

Mid-Century Modern coffee table, Italy, circa 1960.

Pair of Mid-Century Modern Italian Armchairs in White Fabric, circa 1950

Mid-Century Modern Italian living room set, white boucle and oak, 1960s Possible to sell individually. 2 pairs of armchairs : 71W x 82D x 76H cm 1 sofa : 132,5W x 82D x 76H cm 1...

Mid-Century Modern ceiling light, brass and glass by Kalmar, Austria, 1960s Price for 1. 4 available Measures: 46 x 46 x 34cm.

Achille And Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, "Cocoon" Suspension, Circa 1960 Achille Castiglioni (1918 - 2002) and Pier Giacomo (1913-1968) were born in Milan where, together with their br...

Full eternity diamond ring. 18 Karat white gold ring set with 26 brilliant diamonds for a total of approximately 1.60 Carat (H/I color - Vs clarity). Weight : 4,4 grams The siz...

This is a large and unusual dining table made out of pine. Produced in Sweden around the 1940s. It is a so unique in the shape, the base is very unusual. It will brighten any project...

Artwork sold in perfect condition During the 15 years during which he gave himself to photography, Fabrizio La Torre traveled to Italy, Europe, North America and Asia. From everywhe...

Let's open the doors of our imagination to Wodan, a five-part screen with respectable dimensions (360cm x 200cm). Instigated by Claude André, the director of his own homonym gallery,...

Mid-Century Chest of Drawers attributed to Paolo Buffa, Italy, 1950s

Bentwood armchair by Thonet, Beech and Fabric, 1930s Europe.

Mid-Century Modern glass suspension, Italy, 1960s.

Free form brass framed mirror with his original mirror. In the style of G.Ponti. Italy 1950;

Mid-Century Modern Ceramic Table Lamp, Belgium

Mid-Century Modern wooden nesting tables, Scandinavian, 1960s.

Annie Palisot (1932-2016) ceramic, circa 1970, Belgium. Brown enameled ceramic vase. Signed underside. Dimensions: 18 cm H (7.08 in), 14 cm W (5.51 in), 7 cm D (2.75 in). Good origin...

Mid-Century Modern orange scandinavian hanging lamp. A pair available Price per piece.

Exclusive piece made for the exhibition at Rish Lab, Brussels. Chidy Wayne (b. 1981, Spain) is an artist based in Barcelona. Over the years, he has established himself as a recogniz...

Extra large wood console by Pier Luigi Colli, Italy, 1950s.

Brass and glass Italian floor lamp, circa 1950s.

"Ego 097" is an exceptional unique artwork by the spanish artist, Chidy Wayne, part of the acclaimed "Ego" series. While the series explores identity and self-reflection across diver...

Set of 6 mid-century Scandinavian wooden chairs - 1960s.

Pair of green bouclette armchairs made in Italy. Organic shape typical of “Space age”. 1970s. New fabric.

Imposant brownish floor vase / table vase by Swedish female ceramicist Ingrid Atterberg. Hand carved geometric patterns that gives powerful decorative elements to the ceramic. __...

Mid-century wooden and glass plate gueridon produced by Giorgetti - Italy, 1980s.

Swedish elegant blue and grey with geometric patterns. Made of wool. It is very soft and in excellent condition for its age. Designed and produced in the 1950s. It would be a good ad...

Pair of gilded palmer triple floor lamp in gold finish.  

Sculpture – Tacchino (Turkey) in murrine glass resting on bronze feet by Toni Zuccheri. Red glass head and black beak. Eyes applied in white and black murrine. Resting on a base form...

Mid-Century Modern Italian Murano glass suspension by Mazzega, 1960s European lightning.

Venetian Murano glass chandelier, Italy, circa 1980

Mid-Century Modern Wooden Italian Desk with 4 Green Drawers

Mid-Century Modern table lamp by Christian Krekels, Marble, Belgium, 1970s

"Naeko" 3-seat sofa by Kazuhide TAKAHAMA-Edition: Gavina 1957.

Lovely set of 3 similar stools by finish designer Bertel Gardberg. They are from the 1950’s and made out of massive pine. They were never refinished and are completely original. --...

G23 hoop armchair by Piero Palange & Werther Toffoloni, 1970s.

Nice set of 4 pine and copper wall lamps. They provide a warm atmosphere and even better when lighted. Made of thin stripes of pine delicately nailed with a brass nail to the copper ...

Large coffee table in Ceppo di gre and glass top, designed by Iceberg Architecture Studio.

Mid-century decorative red marble dish or vide-poche, circa 1960, Italy. Dimensions: 21 cm diameter, 4 cm H. Good original condition. All purchases are covered by our Buyer Protectio...

"Soldat arabe en prière", 1899 - gouache on paper. By Théophile Marie Françoise Lybaert (1848 Ghent -1927 Ghent). Academic painter, he was a pupil of Jean-Léon Gérôme, who exerte...

Hungarian wooden side tabe with copper plate - 1930s.

“Inciso” by Paolo Venini, Murano glass vase. Blown-glass vase with a finely cut inciso surface, a hallmark of Paolo Venini’s work in the 1950s. Its slender silhouette and soft grey-b...

Water painting by Guy Vandenbranden, Belgium, 1990.

Artwork # 1 on 5 sold in perfect condition Limited Edition of 5 + 2 AP The artwork is mounted on dibond and fixed in American floating box (black metal frame) The passo sospeso del pedone. Hesitant gait of the pedestrian who faces snow and car traffic in Piazza San Silvestro. Artwork printed on baryta paper 310 grs museum quality pigment inks, limited edition of 7 copies in total Brussels Art Edition is the custodian of the archives of the great Italian photographer Fabrizio La Torre. For almost 10 years, long and meticulous work has been carried out to restore these negatives and present these photos to collectors and the public. This year, we have practically completed the "Rome" file, this city where Fabrizio was born in 1921, where he spent a large part of his life, and where he was passionate about the daily life of its inhabitants in this period. 1950s-60s. Like all the films of post-war Italian neorealist cinema, La Torre was able to capture these moments of sincerity and simplicity in a city that had not yet been transfigured by modernity. While a few streets away, world famous actors and sexy starlets met in the rhinestones and glitter of the Dolce Vita, Fabrizio gazed into our simplest feelings, friendship, love and envy. of humour, those which truly make life sweeter and more beautiful. As a preview, we present here a selection of these never seen before photos Fabrizio La Torre (b. Rome 1921 d. Brussels 2014) was an Italian neo-realist photographer working during the period 1950-1960 who left behind a body of work focussing on three specific geographical areas: Italy, North America, which he spent several months visiting in 1955 and Asia where he lived for five years (1956-61). Fascinated by the task of capturing moments of truth and intimacy which characterise the human condition all over the world, he gives us moments of insight into life which reach out to us bridging time and distance. He holds up to us an affectionate and benign mirror, always knowing, sometimes amused but never mocking. In 1965, success came knocking at his door: he was offered the possibility of exhibitions and publication but he turned it down for reasons he never fully explained. The most we can do is note that this was also the time when the immense talent and historical importance of the photographic works, produced a century earlier by his grandfather Enrico Valenziani, were discovered. This may have made him feel he could not compete, particularly as he came from a family which was possessed of multiple artistic talents but in which no-one claimed to be an artist. Perhaps he saw himself as “a photographer” who was just the grandson of one of the founding fathers of Italian photography...