Museum-quality and scenic
Blackened wood display cabinet
that opens with two blown glass doors above panels,
decorated with inlaid slabs of sodalite and agate,
on a background inlaid with caryatids, chimeras, interlaces, and leafy volutes,
on the front and sides set against a marquetry background.
At the four corners, there are threaded and fluted columns.
This type of furniture belongs to the eclectic fashion
of the second half of the 19th century, when in Europe, revivals of historical styles (Renaissance, Baroque, Gothic, etc.) were sought after.
In particular, ebonists flourished in Milan and Rome,
capable of creating black wood furniture embellished with inlays
of ivory, mother-of-pearl, semi-precious stones, and metal inserts,
inspired by Italian Renaissance masterpieces.
Various information in our possession suggests the furniture is close to the production of Ferdinando Pogliani or Giovanni Battista Gatti.
Dimensions: 120 cm W x 46 cm D x 195 cm H.
Due to the characteristics of the furniture, direct pick-up is preferred. However, we can make arrangements.
