Antique Wardrobe Silver Fir 2 Doors Drawer Italy XIX Century - Italy, XIX Century

Lacquered chest of drawers

A late 19th-century chest of drawers made of fir and walnut with four flush-fitting drawers on the front, supported by four square plinth legs. The entire surface has been lacquered in shades of ochre and blue on an ivory background by our workshops using natural products, preserving the reversibility of the furniture in its original state.

Italy, Second Half XIX Century

Louis Philippe chest of drawers in walnut and crotchet, poplar interior. Four drawers in the front, the first in the lower section. Tapered and carved 45° uprights. Turned conical feet. White marble top. Italy, second half of the 19th century.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe period chest of drawers, made in Lombardy. Made entirely of walnut, it stands on turned legs and features four drawers, including the first one, curved and set into the panel beneath the top, shaped with the typical tulip groove. The uprights feature finely turned pilasters. The front drawers are lined with walnut pedestals, creating a pleasing "feather" design. Suitable for a bedroom but also suitable for a modern living room, where it would warm the room with the warm brown of the antique walnut.

France, Late XIX Century

Louis XVI chest of drawers in mahogany, rosewood veneer, maple and ebonized maple fillets, oak interior. Curved front with three tripartite drawers, rounded uprights, curved feet and apron. Gilded bronze applications, escutcheons and handles, old stain marble top. France, late 19th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Antique Directoire chest of drawers, made of solid walnut, has uprights with truncated pyramid feet, three drawers on the front, of which the smallest is under the top. Poplar interior. The Directoire cabinet, with its simplicity of form and quality of materials that make it elegant without being demanding, lends itself to being inserted in very modern contexts.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Empire walnut chest of drawers, front with four drawers, the first of which projects, turned half-column uprights, with carved and gilded capitals and bases, plinth feet. Flush brass escutcheons, burnished lion handles. Italy, early 19th century.

Veneto, Early XIX Century

Empire chest of drawers in walnut, front with three drawers of which the first is projecting. Half turned columns with carved and gilded base and capital, truncated pyramidal feet, flush brass escutcheons. Replaced back. Veneto, Early 19th Century.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Charles X chest of drawers in mahogany, front with four drawers in mahogany feather, the first of which is moved in the band under the top, interiors in poplar, onion feet, replaced escutcheons. Italy, mid-19th century.

Italy, Early XIX Century

Restoration chest of drawers in walnut. Front with three drawers, the first of which protrudes, pierced uprights culminating in a curlicue movement, plinth feet. Handles and escutcheons replaced. Italy, early 19th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Restoration chest of drawers in walnut, front with three drawers, the first of which is in the band under the top. Uprights with a wavy front ending in plinth feet. Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Lombardy, Early XIX Century

Empire chest of drawers in walnut and walnut crotch, front with four drawers of which the first is projecting, turned columns with capitals and bases in chiseled and gilded bronze. Plinth feet, top in grey Bardiglio marble. Lombardy, early 19th century.

Milan, Early XIX Century

Empire chest of drawers in walnut veneered with mahogany and mahogany, front with four drawers of which the first is projecting, half truncated pyramidal columns with base and capital in worked and gilded bronze. Finely chiseled and gilded bronze escutcheons and applications. Ebonized feral feet and gilded leaf carvings. Top in gray Bardiglio marble. Iron locks with visible brass plate, that of the second drawer with double lock to close the first. Probable production of Manfredini bronzes. Milan, early 19th century.