Antique Wardrobe Walnut Poplar 2 Doors Italy XVIII Century - Italy, Late XVIII Century

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Neoclassical chest of drawers in walnut and walnut burl, with various wood trim and inlays. The front features four drawers, the first two of which are side by side, under the top. The legs are truncated pyramids, while the interior is poplar. The escutcheons and handles are wrought bronze. Italy, late 18th century.

Lombardy, Late XVIII Century

Neoclassical walnut chest of drawers with cherry, maple, and walnut trim. Inlaid rosette with a musician in the center of the top and the front of three drawers, the first of which is in the band below the top. Truncated pyramidal legs, fir interior and back. Some missing parts. Lombardy, late 18th century.

Piedmont XVIII Century

Baroque chest of drawers in walnut and olive wood, with maple trim and inlays in various woods. The front features four drawers with applied panels, a central diamond shape that continues on the sides. Uprights angled at forty-five degrees, plinth feet. Handles and escutcheons in wrought bronze. The lock on the second drawer is missing. Piedmont, 18th century.

Veneto, Early XVIII Century

Baroque walnut chest of drawers. Three-drawer front panel veneered in walnut and olive burl, maple and mahogany trim, and high-relief geometric sections in walnut. Bracket legs, fir interior. Veneto, early 18th century.

Italy, XVIII Century

A typical chest of drawers from Feltre, made in the early 18th century, still in the Baroque style. The front features three drawers carved with low-relief floral scrolls in solid wood; underneath, a frame with a carved scrollwork decorates the piece, as does the rib-shaped frame on the base. It has feral feet, fir interiors, and is missing the locks.

Rome, Mid XVIII Century

Late Baroque walnut chest of drawers with maple fillets and inlays. The curved front features two drawers, while the frames and moldings on the legs, uprights, and balustrade are crafted from hand-crafted olive wood. The interior and back are poplar, with chiseled and gilded bronze escutcheons. The key is missing. Rome, mid-18th century.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Three-drawer chest of drawers from the early 18th century, from the Lake Garda area. Constructed of split-front fir, it is veneered in olive wood with maple and cypress trim that outlines typical Baroque reserves. Bracket legs, ebonized pear wood frames. Bronze handles and escutcheons.

Lombardy, Early XVIII Century

Baroque walnut chest of drawers. The curved front features four drawers with maple and carob fillets that continue into the uprights at forty-five degrees. Ebonized moldings and projecting feet, poplar interior, bronze escutcheons and knobs. Lombardy, early 18th century.

Italy, Third Quarter XVIII Century

Neoclassical mahogany chest of drawers. Two drawers with maple trim and borders, truncated pyramidal legs. Bronze escutcheons and knobs. Italy, third quarter of the 18th century.

Italy, Late XVIII Century

Pair of neoclassical Lombard chests of drawers. Made of walnut and fir, they have three drawers on the front, one inserted in the band under the top and two larger ones without visible chain. Completely veneered in bois de violettes, maple fillets and inlays in various woods. In the band under the top there is an inlaid motif with a necklace of beads with cameos held by galls on which flower baskets rest, in the reserves of the front and sides a rosette with inlaid popular figures, on the tops a rosette with a musical panoply, on the uprights ending in truncated pyramidal feet inlaid candelabras with stucco background.

Tuscany, Late XVIII Century

A three-drawer chest of drawers from the late 18th century in Tuscany. Made of poplar and veneered in walnut with amaranth trim, the drawers are divided by poplar partitions. The uprights end with characteristic snake-shaped feet.