Magnificent 1933 Brazilian Empire-style Chest of Drawers

This grand conventual chest of drawers, dating from the late 17th to early 18th century, embodies the timeless elegance of south american craftsmanship. Its imposing structure, likely crafted for monastic use, reflects both the austerity and the opulence of the Baroque era. The chest is constructed of rich, dark wood, showcasing exquisite hand-carved details that adorn the façade and sides. A stunning focal point is its intricate floral carved handles, which are particularly well-preserved, offering a glimpse into the fine artistry of its time. The chest’s interior reveals a spacious compartment designed for storing precious items, lined with aged wood that speaks of centuries of history. Its sturdy construction and imposing size make it not only a functional storage piece but also a commanding presence in any room. This chest has survived the ages in remarkable condition, with its patina adding to its historic charm. Ideal for collectors of antique furniture, this piece offers both historical value and practical use, making it a perfect addition to a sophisticated home or collection. Its size and craftsmanship make it a centerpiece that commands attention, resonating with the monastic life it once served. A rare find, this chest of drawers stands as a testament to the skill and artistry of spanish colonial era furniture...

Magnificent 18th-Century Brazilian Colonial Dining Table – Northeast Brazil, Pé de Lira Style A striking example of Brazilian colonial craftsmanship, this monumental 18th-century din...

French Empire style commode with figured veneer front. Circa 1860. H 89cm x W 123cm x D 58cm

Petite chest of drawers from France made of flamed Cuban mahogany with four dovetailed drawers and a rich array of finely cast bronze hardware. The commode features half detached col...