Commode - Walnut - Late Empire L. Filippo

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Disassembly and transport at the buyer's expense
Item located in Olgiate Molgora, province of Lecco

Antique dresser dating to the second half of the 19th century, characterized by a sober style linked to the Louis-Philippe period or the Late Empire.
Main features:

* Upper surface: Carrara white veined marble slab, a classic element commonly found on 19th-century Italian and French dressers to protect the wood beneath.
* Structure: Three linear drawers with knob handles in metal or wood and central keyholes for the locks.
* Wood: Dark, warm-toned species, presumably walnut, very popular in furniture production of the era.
* Base: Frontally supported by turned feet (also called "onion" or "rocchetto" feet), a construction detail typical of the central-northern Italian artisanal tradition (such as Lombard or Tuscan chests).

Disassembly and transport at the buyer's expense
Item located in Olgiate Molgora, province of Lecco, on the first floor, 17 steps of a wide staircase.
Blankets and cardboard boxes are recommended to protect during transport.
I cannot provide transport assistance.