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Elegant wall cabinet / small cabinet with two doors in solid wood and veneer, made between the late 18th and early 19th century (Louis XVI period/style – First Empire, central-northern Italy region).

The piece features a refined shaped crest with a central pierced carving in a triangular motif, a decorative element typical of late eighteenth-century production.
The doors are paneled and the interior is lined with original or contemporary decorative paper, with the internal shelves also lined.

Original hardware with brass closure and vintage textile tassel.
Structure assembled with traditional joints, visible also on the back and sides, a sign of artisanal craftsmanship.

Materials:
Solid wood structure
Dark wood veneer (probably walnut)
Brass hardware

Interior coverings in printed paper

Epoca
early 19th century (around 1800–1820)

Condition
Good overall condition, consistent with age.

Attendees:
normal signs of wear
small cracks in the wood
non-invasive conservative restorations
well-preserved original patina.
No structural damage. The furniture is stable and functional.

Note:
A decorative and functional item, ideal as an entryway wall shelf, a collectible piece of furniture, an organizer or antique spice rack, perfect for classic or eclectic interiors.



An elegant wall-mounted cabinet—a small two-door cupboard, crafted in solid wood with veneer, dating from the early 19th century (Louis XVI style).

The cabinet features a refined shaped pediment with a central pierced triangular motif, a decorative element typical of late 18th-century craftsmanship.
The panelled doors open to an interior lined with original or period decorative paper, with shelves also paper-lined.

The cabinet retains its original brass lock with an antique textile tassel.
The structure is assembled using traditional joinery, clearly visible on the back and sides, attesting to its handcrafted manufacture.

Materials

Solid wood structure

Dark wood veneer (likely walnut)

Brass hardware

Interior lining in printed paper

Period

Late 18th – early 19th century (circa 1780–1820)

Condition

Good overall condition, consistent with its age.

There are:

normal signs of wear

minor wood shrinkage cracks

non-invasive conservative restorations

well-preserved original patina

No structural damage. The cabinet is stable and fully functional.

Note

A decorative and functional antique piece, ideal as an entryway wall cabinet, collector’s item, small storage cabinet or spice cupboard, perfectly suited to classic or eclectic interiors.