early eighteenth century
Height 90 cm; Width 100 cm; Depth 52 cm
Important pair of neoclassical chests of drawers from the second half of the 18th century and from Lombardy, of great "Maggiolini" cabinet making.
Veneered in rosewood and with inlays in various exotic woods. Green Alpine marble slab. Truncated pyramidal leg. Interior of the drawers in walnut. The furniture is threaded on the sides while on the front with the "mirror" drawers in addition to the threads they carry a basket of flowers, a custom of the master's son Giuseppe Maggiolini. Carlo Francesco (1758/1834) known as a collaborator and heir to his father's workshop.
Epoca: 18th century;
Origin: Lombardy (Italy);
Sizes: Height 90 cm; Width 100 cm; Depth 52 cm;
Terms: Excellent condition;
Document: Certificate of Authenticity;
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