A sprawling showroom specializing in period objects, architectural salvage, and decorative elements spanning five decades of acquisition and curation.
At a glance
Fiorillo Antiquity operates as a comprehensive antiques emporium covering over 25,000 square meters. The enterprise sources period objects from across Italy and internationally, offering everything from stone architectural elements to recovered furnishings and traditional ceramics.
History
The business has been active in the national and international antiques sector for more than fifty years. Through sustained research and selective acquisition, it has assembled an extensive collection drawn primarily from architectural salvage and residential demolitions.
What you see
The exhibition areas display a vast assortment of stone and marble objects, including fireplaces, portals, fountains, and columns suitable for interior design and outdoor spaces. Ancient covering materials and terracotta flooring are prominently featured, alongside decorated majolica from Vietri and Caltagirone. Recovered furniture from villas and homes rounds out the offerings, creating a varied landscape of period complementary pieces.
Cultural significance
As a repository of architectural and domestic salvage, Fiorillo Antiquity preserves elements from demolished structures that might otherwise be lost. The selection of traditional Italian ceramics—particularly Campanian majolica—maintains awareness of regional ceramic traditions.
Key facts
- Address: Str. Cassia Sud, 119/A, 01100 Ponte di Cetti, Lazio
- Coordinates: 42.3793931, 12.0733557
- Phone: 0761 263065
- Website: https://www.antichitafiorillo.it/
Practical information
Opening hours:
Monday–Friday: 8:30am–1:00pm, 3:00pm–7:00pm
Saturday–Sunday: 10:00am–1:00pm, 3:00pm–7:00pm
Contact the business directly for details on current stock and specialized commissions.
Getting there
Fiorillo Antiquity is located on the Strada Cassia Sud in Ponte di Cetti, accessible by car from Rome. GPS coordinates are available for precise navigation.
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