16th Century Museum Chest of Drawers Renaissance Probably

Nice English sideboard / chest of drawers 20th century Solid wood with mahogany veneer. English chest of drawers, 20th century 19th century, Victorian. Slightly protruding cover p...

Mahogany veneer with linden wood. Straight three-part body with gold-plated brass fittings and pearl cord contours. Upper drawer with interior division. Whi...

19th Century chest of drawers Louis XV, Paris Very well finished inlaid chest of drawers Curved shape made of solid HLZ oak. 3Lockable drawer fronts with ornate bronze handles. Pro...

Pair of (2) chests of drawers Louis XV 20th century, marquetry Solid wood with marquetry tulip veneer. Each 3 drawer box body with decorated brass handle. Cover plate with high bo...

20th century Louis XIV style chest of drawers / sideboard solid beech wood. The fittings are pronounced and of exceptionally good quality. (D-Sam-237).

20th century beautiful high chest of drawers / chiffoniere, Empire Solid wood body The chest of drawers is a so-called men's chest of drawers/tall chest of drawers with 7 drawer...

Beautiful model of chest in carved walnut with features typical of the late sixteenth century in Florence with the addition of parts decorated with grotesque lean tempera on a chalky background. Used as a small travel chest, it is complete with an antique lock...

Provenance: Gismondi collection, before 1973. Historical Context This walnut wood and walnut burl cassetone is a remarkable example of Mannerist art applied to furniture in the late 16th century. While the Mannerist movement appeared and grew in Florence before acquiring its international stature it also spread to Northern Italy as soon as the late 16th century early 17th century. To the opposite of the rest of Italy where classic motifs are adopted very early, northern regions maintain the use of Renaissance motifs very late all through the 17th century. Sculpture now leaving the austere environment of churches and civil buildings appear in private homes where it graces state rooms and studies. This craze is particularly expressed on furniture from Liguria and particularly in Genoa where are produced highly carved furnitures with figures and spectacular decors called bambocci. This typically Genoese pieces express nonetheless a Florentine origin through Mannerism. Description This Genoese chest is framed by small figures skilfully carved from one wood chunk...

Whereas many pieces of furniture during the Italian Renaissance were heavily painted or inlaid with decorative motifs, French examples utilized hand-sculpted elements as the predomin...

A monumental Danish chest of drawers commode from the 19th century. The magnificent, handcrafted Scandinavian antique having molded cornice, over case fitted with five drawers, all w...

Danish Baroque dresser with four drawers, period brass hardware and key. Inlaid fruitwood decorations, sharp intarsia work.

An early 20th century chest of drawers made of walnut. Two small drawers above three long drawers each have symmetrical wooden veneer panels with beveled surrounds and brass drop hoop handles on decorative round back plates. The Eastlake style pilasters are carved with scrolled capitals and small column...