On Friday, November 25th, the four days dedicated to antiques will close with the annual Art de la Table, an auction dedicated to the pleasures of conviviality and mise en place.
A fascinating journey through time and style that sees dialogue with important cutlery services such as the rare Chrysanthemum created by Tiffany in 1880 still preserved in its original case (Estimate: 4,000 - 5,000 €)and the refined Torsadè by Buccellati with the modern lines of the designer Antonio Piva designed for the Milanese San Lorenzo (Estimate: 8,000 - 12,000 €).

On the tables laid, you will find the refined transparencies of many services of Saint Louis, such as the rare service Massenet Gold (Estimate: 2.800 - 4.800 €), and Baccarat, as the service Harcourt 1841 (Estimate: 2.500 - 4.000 €).
Among the porcelain services Le Voyage de Marco Polo, designed and produced by Gianni Versace for his maison, enriched by a characteristic silver epergne in the shape of a pagoda. With its bright colors and gold on orange, green and jade bottoms, it evokes the desire to travel through magical and exotic countries inhabited by birds, peacocks and camels (Estimate: 8,000 - 10,000 €).

Absolute top lot of the auction the monumental centerpiece fountain in the shape of palm in silver and malachite, witness to the extraordinary artistic and executive level of Italian production of the twentieth century (Estimate: 18,000 - 22,000 €).