An early 1800th-century Italian Lombard sideboard in ebonized wood. The piece features a rectangular body with a single door, framed by sturdy fluted side uprights and topped by a striking, projecting, molded upper cornice. Embellished with refined filleting and decorative ivory inlay motifs, which geometrically delineate the panels and lend the piece great elegance.
Origin: Italy, Lombardy
Period: early 1800s
Dimensions: 89x47x134h cm
SKU: 17443
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