Tuscan made Baroque cabinet veneered in walnut burl with richly carved uprights on the front.
Starting at the bottom is a shelf in the form of a leafy scroll, surmounted by a fish, a dolphin according to the imagery of the time, and again by a grotesque mask.
In the upper part they find instead a caryatid and a telamon, both with facial features that recall the tradition of grotesque masks.
The under top band sees alternating briarwood veneered reserves with small carved dowels.
The front is occupied by a large flap opening door also veneered in briarwood on the inside, concealing a chest of drawers consisting of twelve small drawers and two side doors adorned with carved cornices.
The wrought iron lock is concealed on the outside but visible on the inside of the door.
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PLATINUM Seller in Milano, Italy
