Table - Wood

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€ 43
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Tom Johnson
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Estimate  € 280 - € 350
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€43
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€40
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€37

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An Italian wooden sewing or dressing table with a front drawer and turned spool legs, dating from 1800–1850 and described as Luigi Filippo or Umbertino in style.

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Description from the seller

This piece of furniture is an antique work table (often used as a sewing table or a vanity/beauty table) featuring a front drawer and turned legs connected by a central reinforced stretcher. Year of production: dating from the mid or second half of the 19th century (circa 1850-1880), typical of the Italian Luigi Filippo or Umbertine style. The woods commonly used for this type are solid walnut or walnut-stained poplar. Traceable shipment in appropriate packaging. The photos supplement the description.

This piece of furniture is an antique work table (often used as a sewing table or a vanity/beauty table) featuring a front drawer and turned legs connected by a central reinforced stretcher. Year of production: dating from the mid or second half of the 19th century (circa 1850-1880), typical of the Italian Luigi Filippo or Umbertine style. The woods commonly used for this type are solid walnut or walnut-stained poplar. Traceable shipment in appropriate packaging. The photos supplement the description.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Weight
5 kg
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
70 cm
Width
55 cm
Depth
40 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
ItalyVerified
1
Object sold
Private

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