Side table - Wood






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Italian walnut work table from the Luigi Filippo period, dating to 1850–1900, with a rectangular top and a large front compartmented drawer, standing 78 cm high, 70 cm wide and 45 cm deep, in good used condition with signs of age.
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**Tavolino da Lavoro Luigi Filippo in Noce – Italia, XIX secolo**
Refined **worktable from the Luigi Filippo period**, crafted in **walnut wood** and characterized by a sober and elegant line, typical of Italian bourgeois furniture of the mid-19th century. The rectangular top with a raised edge houses a **large front compartmented drawer**, originally intended for storing sewing accessories, stationery, or small everyday objects.
The structure is supported by **spindle-turned legs**, joined by a robust **central turned crossbar**, an element that provides stability and harmony to the proportions. The wood species show a warm natural tone enriched by a pleasant patina developed over time, while the hardware retains the charm of nineteenth-century production.
Elegant and functional, this table represents an authentic example of **Italian cabinetmaking of the 19th century**, ideal as a work table, sewing table, or decorative addition for classic interiors and antique collections. It bears signs of use and wear consistent with its age, testimony to its authenticity and to its historical provenance.
**Tavolino da Lavoro Luigi Filippo in Noce – Italia, XIX secolo**
Refined **worktable from the Luigi Filippo period**, crafted in **walnut wood** and characterized by a sober and elegant line, typical of Italian bourgeois furniture of the mid-19th century. The rectangular top with a raised edge houses a **large front compartmented drawer**, originally intended for storing sewing accessories, stationery, or small everyday objects.
The structure is supported by **spindle-turned legs**, joined by a robust **central turned crossbar**, an element that provides stability and harmony to the proportions. The wood species show a warm natural tone enriched by a pleasant patina developed over time, while the hardware retains the charm of nineteenth-century production.
Elegant and functional, this table represents an authentic example of **Italian cabinetmaking of the 19th century**, ideal as a work table, sewing table, or decorative addition for classic interiors and antique collections. It bears signs of use and wear consistent with its age, testimony to its authenticity and to its historical provenance.
