Credenza - Walnut, Wood

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An antique Italian sideboard from circa 1850–1900 in walnut wood with walnut burl veneer, featuring a solid base with two large drawers and two panelled doors, an ornate upper display with carved volutes and foliate motifs, and a richly carved cornice, weighing about 150 kg and measuring 130 cm wide, 52 cm deep and 190 cm high; can be locked; good used condition with signs of age.

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An important Italian sideboard from the Umbertine era, probably dating to the late 19th century, made of walnut wood and walnut burl.

The piece features a solid base with two spacious drawers at the upper part and two paneled doors at the lower part, enriched by burl panels with the characteristic lively grain. The front is embellished with ebony frames and decorative moldings that enhance the composition.

The upper section presents a dramatic two-shelf display, characterized by substantial carved elements with scrolls, vegetal motifs, and foliate decorations. The large upper cornice, richly carved, constitutes the main decorative element of the furniture.

The construction, proportions, and decorative apparatus are typical of Italian production in the Umbertine and Neo-Renaissance taste of the late nineteenth century.

The sideboard is in generally good condition for its age, with normal signs of wear and use, including scratches, abrasions, small polishing defects, and finish variations, as visible in the photographs. There are also some marks and imperfections compatible with the piece’s age.

No maker’s marks or labels are visible.

An important and scenographic piece, characterized by the beautiful walnut burl and the rich carved upper display, ideal for classic, period, or eclectic interiors.

An important Italian sideboard from the Umbertine era, probably dating to the late 19th century, made of walnut wood and walnut burl.

The piece features a solid base with two spacious drawers at the upper part and two paneled doors at the lower part, enriched by burl panels with the characteristic lively grain. The front is embellished with ebony frames and decorative moldings that enhance the composition.

The upper section presents a dramatic two-shelf display, characterized by substantial carved elements with scrolls, vegetal motifs, and foliate decorations. The large upper cornice, richly carved, constitutes the main decorative element of the furniture.

The construction, proportions, and decorative apparatus are typical of Italian production in the Umbertine and Neo-Renaissance taste of the late nineteenth century.

The sideboard is in generally good condition for its age, with normal signs of wear and use, including scratches, abrasions, small polishing defects, and finish variations, as visible in the photographs. There are also some marks and imperfections compatible with the piece’s age.

No maker’s marks or labels are visible.

An important and scenographic piece, characterized by the beautiful walnut burl and the rich carved upper display, ideal for classic, period, or eclectic interiors.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
150 kg
Specific region of origin
Unknown
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Unknown
Material
Walnut, Wood
Style
Antique
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
190 cm
Width
130 cm
Depth
52 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
Can Be Locked
Yes
ItalyVerified
14
Objects sold
Private

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