Credenza - Wood, Glass, Metal - Sideboard / Large sideboard
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Imposing Neorenaissance-style sideboard from the late 19th century, crafted in wood with decorative glass panels and metal fittings.
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Imposing Breakfront / Large Sideboard in Neorenaissance Style – Carved Wood and Bullseye Rolled Glass (Eyes of the Bull) (19th Century)
Description:
Elegant and imposing low sideboard/credenza from the Neorenaissance style, crafted in solid wood finely carved. The piece stands out for its refined artistic craftsmanship, enriched by fluted pilasters with sculpted capitals, raised relief mouldings, and a robust molded top.
The front features three doors equipped with evocative bullseye rolled glass (bullseye glasswork) in amber/gold hues, which give a strong scenic and luminous effect to the interiors of the compartments.
Historical detail / Original label:
Inside one of the wooden drawers/boxes there is an original handwritten era label dating to 1880 ('Maso, 10/2 1880'), bearing a dedication note and family provenance belonging to Signora Francesca Gessi nei Grossi, a detail that testifies to its authenticity and historical charm.
Main features:
- Era: Late 19th Century (with an era document/label dated 1880).
- Style: Neorenaissance / Eclectic.
- Materials: Carved wood, bullseye-foiled artistic glass, decorative tassels applied to the keys.
- Construction: 3 doors with decorative glass, spacious interior chambers with wood shelves, sculpted upper friezes.
Conditions:
The piece is in generally good conservational condition considering its age. It shows a natural patina of time, with small signs of wear, slight missing parts, and signs of restoration/woodworm not active on one corner of the upper rear cornice. Solid structure and ready to use.
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 TranslateImposing Breakfront / Large Sideboard in Neorenaissance Style – Carved Wood and Bullseye Rolled Glass (Eyes of the Bull) (19th Century)
Description:
Elegant and imposing low sideboard/credenza from the Neorenaissance style, crafted in solid wood finely carved. The piece stands out for its refined artistic craftsmanship, enriched by fluted pilasters with sculpted capitals, raised relief mouldings, and a robust molded top.
The front features three doors equipped with evocative bullseye rolled glass (bullseye glasswork) in amber/gold hues, which give a strong scenic and luminous effect to the interiors of the compartments.
Historical detail / Original label:
Inside one of the wooden drawers/boxes there is an original handwritten era label dating to 1880 ('Maso, 10/2 1880'), bearing a dedication note and family provenance belonging to Signora Francesca Gessi nei Grossi, a detail that testifies to its authenticity and historical charm.
Main features:
- Era: Late 19th Century (with an era document/label dated 1880).
- Style: Neorenaissance / Eclectic.
- Materials: Carved wood, bullseye-foiled artistic glass, decorative tassels applied to the keys.
- Construction: 3 doors with decorative glass, spacious interior chambers with wood shelves, sculpted upper friezes.
Conditions:
The piece is in generally good conservational condition considering its age. It shows a natural patina of time, with small signs of wear, slight missing parts, and signs of restoration/woodworm not active on one corner of the upper rear cornice. Solid structure and ready to use.
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.
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Era
1400-1900
Weight
59.2 kg
Style subtype
Renaissance Style
Over 200 years old
No
Title additional information
Sideboard / Large sideboard
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Glass, Metal, Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown, Gold, Yellow
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
91 cm
Width
212 cm
Depth
51 cm
Estimated period
1880
Can Be Locked
Yes
