Fine Pair of Walnut and Inlaid Wood Two-Door Credenza, Luigi Scremin

Beautiful and unique barvintage cabinet in wood, leather and copper made by Luigi Scremin in 1948. The cabinet is signed by Luigi Scremin with an engraving on the leather at the top. Unique specimen for Scremin's showrooms. The shape is rigid and is that of a rectangle. The front shows a figure carved in copper in relief, it looks like a commander, equipped with helmet and uniform. The interior is made entirely of copper and houses a door objects also carved in copper. The upper part is upholstered in white leather while the sides are made of precious polished wood. The bar cabinet has very elegant carved curved feet. The bar cabinet is suitable for classic and elegant environments. Bibliography: Scremin mobili d'arte, Irene De Guttry e Paola Maino, Edizioni P.M.T. srl, page 39, detail of the door page 46. The single door covered in embossed copper and signed on the lower left by Primo Bidischini (1907-1981) is similar to the large works by the same artist present in the games room and the First Class lounges of the ship designed by Anna Costa...

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