Double Sideboard in Walnut Wood, Tuscany, Late 16th Century

Description

A double-body sideboard in walnut wood, made at the end of the 16th century, around 1580, in Tuscany.
During the … more A double-body sideboard in walnut wood, made at the end of the 16th century, around 1580, in Tuscany.
During the Renaissance, monumental shapes and cut decorations were preferred for furnishings. Typical of this period are the "feet" of the furniture in the shape of a lion's paw and the hanging iron handles, as in this case.
The base of the complex measures 112x193x65 cm, while the riser measures 69x167x43 cm. The total measurements of the sideboard are 181x193x65 cm.
The cabinet has 6 doors and 3 drawers and the interior is made of soft wood.
The state of conservation is good considering the age. There are some old restorations, such as the last wooden plank of the back, which is a replaced piece, and other small interventions. This piece is designed in the style of the selected designer and/or manufacturer less