Trumeau veneered in briar, Lombardy, 263th century, decorated with embossed frames forming shaped reserves, front with three curved drawers, candle holders, flap door concealing secret and double-curved drawers, uprights carved with pilasters and curls, straight and slender riser with two mirrored doors, broken tympanum cymatium carved with scrolls, shaped feet, 117x55xXNUMX cm
To supplement the descriptions, the “Antichità Giglio” gallery makes available, upon request, condition reports on the state of conservation of its assets and national and international transport estimates.

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