Credenza - Chestnut





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Chestnut canterano from the 19th century (estimated 1800–1850), in antique style, with dimensions 127 cm wide, 117 cm high, 53 cm deep, weighing about 50 kg, lockable, in discrete condition with heavy use and probable small missing pieces.
Description from the seller
This canterano in chestnut wood dates back to the 19th century, an era when furniture was handcrafted with great skill. Chestnut was a wood widely used in Italian tradition, especially valued for its sturdiness, durability, and resistance to moisture. These pieces were common in country homes and bourgeois residences, where they served both as a functional item for storing linen and personal belongings, and as a decorative piece of fine quality.
Old canteranos in chestnut are highly sought after by collectors of period furniture, antique dealers and enthusiasts of rustic-elegant furnishings. Their charm lies in the simplicity of the lines, in the craftsmanship, and in the natural patina that time has given to the wood. These pieces are particularly appreciated in Italy for their historical value and for their ability to add authenticity and warmth to spaces, both rustic and contemporary.
Seller's Story
This canterano in chestnut wood dates back to the 19th century, an era when furniture was handcrafted with great skill. Chestnut was a wood widely used in Italian tradition, especially valued for its sturdiness, durability, and resistance to moisture. These pieces were common in country homes and bourgeois residences, where they served both as a functional item for storing linen and personal belongings, and as a decorative piece of fine quality.
Old canteranos in chestnut are highly sought after by collectors of period furniture, antique dealers and enthusiasts of rustic-elegant furnishings. Their charm lies in the simplicity of the lines, in the craftsmanship, and in the natural patina that time has given to the wood. These pieces are particularly appreciated in Italy for their historical value and for their ability to add authenticity and warmth to spaces, both rustic and contemporary.

