Borrelli Antichita

Description

Description: Imposing three-drawer crossbow chest of drawers from Lucca in walnut briar, early 19th century.

The main façade is designed by three large drawers arranged on three tracks of which the highest is slightly less capacious, all marked by a double and thin row of maple wood fillet. Notched uprights with apexes in relief and feral protome endings on all four feet, stylistic connotations that allow us to ascribe the furniture to the cabinet-making of the first Empire in Lucca.

The implementation of the briar arranged "at the head" on the band underlying the top is painstaking as well as the skilful work of the craftsman who has carved and engraved the feet in the solid wood in the leonine style. An important accent is given to the refined arrangement of the walnut root that takes the whole scene almost covering the scan of the three drawers and giving the front of the dresser dignified elegance.

Conditions: Restored by our master craftsmen with the traditional shellac and alcohol method.

Provenance: Lucca early 19th century.

Measurements: 135x65 H100cm.

Document: Certificate of Authenticity.

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Borrelli Antiquities.