ANTIQUE WARDROBES

Italy, XX Century

Baroque style wardrobe made with a pair of antique fir doors. Completely lacquered and painted on the front with a coat of arms representing the Mantua Houses of Count Luigi Donesmondi (1733-1808) and his wife Marchioness Aurelia Cavriani. Interior divided into two compartments with five shelves. Lateral bracket feet and a double central bracket. Italy, 20th Century.

Piedmont, XX Century

Neoclassical style wardrobe in lacquered beech, produced by the “Luigi Gatti” Furniture Factory in Turin. Three-door front with beveled mirrors, between columns with gouges, carvings with festoons and draperies in the upper band and in the lower panels of the side doors. Curved uprights with leaf carvings, turned feet. Piedmont, 20th century.

Italy XVII Century

Baroque walnut wardrobe, front with two bipartite doors with panels and drawer in the base. Poplar back, fir shelves, missing parts. Emilia Romagna, 17th century.

Italy, Late XIX Century

Two-door walnut wardrobe with panelled doors and sides, turned feet, internal drawer; missing parts and restorations.

Italy, Early XVIII Century

Baroque wardrobe with two paneled and carved doors with frames and tiles, created by re-adapting the top of an ancient sideboard to which the base with drawer was added during the nineteenth century. Lacquered, it is decorated with golden frames.

Piedmont, Late XVIII Century

Neoclassical Piedmontese wardrobe, on the front it has a pair of paneled doors, the shaped cymatium is adorned with a characteristic drip carving. In poplar, it is lacquered; the painted floral motifs were added later.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Walnut display cabinet and walnut pedestals Louis Philippe, Italy mid-19th century. The display cabinet, originally a wardrobe whose door has been modified, has a pair of drawers in the lower section. The uprights, turned and embellished with a twisted motif, end with spinning top feet. Poplar interior.