Pair of Neapolitan Demi Lune Console Tables Alabaster known as Shūkongōshin

known as Shūkongōshin

and practical forms converge

whose legacy in English decorative arts endures through royal commissions such as those found in Buckingham Palace

Evocative of South Asian heritage

This fine pair of ‘Kangaroo’ Chandigarh Chairs after Pierre Jeanneret stands as a striking example of mid-century modern design from the era of Indian independence

Pair of Neapolitan Demi Lune Console Tables Alabaster known as ShūkongōshinPair of Neapolitan Demi Lune Console Tables This exceptional pair of Neapolitan demi lune console tables epitomises late 18th century Italian Neoclassical design, combining refined artistry with functional elegance. Exquisitely made in Naples during the height of the Neoclassical movement, these console tables showcase Italian craftsmanship and timeless aesthetic sensibility. Origin: Italy, Naples Date: Circa 1790 Material: Figured mahogany, ebonised