Credenza - Wood - Open-front buffet sideboard
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Description from the seller
Display Sideboard "Buffet" in Carved Oak - Renaissance Style - Late 19th Century
Splendid and imposing display sideboard (buffet) made of solid oak (or walnut) wood, richly hand-carved. The piece stands out for the exceptional quality of the carvings, blending Renaissance repertory elements with the opulent taste of the late nineteenth century.
Artistic Details:
Monumental Crown: The upper part is dominated by a substantial pierced crown with foliate scrolls that frame a finely carved female face (mascaron).
Central Body: Under the main top are two front drawers, also decorated with relief motifs and fitted with original bronze/brass handles of a curved, flowing shape.
Supports and Shelves: The structure rests on front cantilevered posts richly worked with scroll and acanthus leaf motifs, supporting two wide open shelves, ideal for displaying ceramics or art objects.
Base: The piece terminates with a solid, molded base that ensures stability and grandeur.
Conditions:
The piece is in overall excellent conservational condition. It shows the natural signs of time that attest its age and originality (small patinas or slight signs of superficial wear). The structure is solid, the drawers slide properly.
Seller's Story
Ridyamo is a project in the social and circular economy that brings together sustainability, beauty, and solidarity, to transform objects no longer in use into concrete help for Dynamo Camp ETS, which offers free Recreational Therapy programs to minors affected by serious or chronic illnesses, neurodevelopmental disorders, or disabilities.
By collecting and selling second-hand items, RiDyamo also creates a positive impact on the community and the environment.
Translated by Google TranslateDisplay Sideboard "Buffet" in Carved Oak - Renaissance Style - Late 19th Century
Splendid and imposing display sideboard (buffet) made of solid oak (or walnut) wood, richly hand-carved. The piece stands out for the exceptional quality of the carvings, blending Renaissance repertory elements with the opulent taste of the late nineteenth century.
Artistic Details:
Monumental Crown: The upper part is dominated by a substantial pierced crown with foliate scrolls that frame a finely carved female face (mascaron).
Central Body: Under the main top are two front drawers, also decorated with relief motifs and fitted with original bronze/brass handles of a curved, flowing shape.
Supports and Shelves: The structure rests on front cantilevered posts richly worked with scroll and acanthus leaf motifs, supporting two wide open shelves, ideal for displaying ceramics or art objects.
Base: The piece terminates with a solid, molded base that ensures stability and grandeur.
Conditions:
The piece is in overall excellent conservational condition. It shows the natural signs of time that attest its age and originality (small patinas or slight signs of superficial wear). The structure is solid, the drawers slide properly.
Seller's Story
Ridyamo is a project in the social and circular economy that brings together sustainability, beauty, and solidarity, to transform objects no longer in use into concrete help for Dynamo Camp ETS, which offers free Recreational Therapy programs to minors affected by serious or chronic illnesses, neurodevelopmental disorders, or disabilities.
By collecting and selling second-hand items, RiDyamo also creates a positive impact on the community and the environment.
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1400-1900
Style subtype
Renaissance
Over 200 years old
No
Title additional information
Open-front buffet sideboard
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
193 cm
Width
130 cm
Depth
46 cm
Estimated period
1870-1890
Can Be Locked
No
