Rare Mirrored Console Secretaire in Cherry Wood by Carlo and Piero Zen, 1910

This beautiful 1950s bar cabinet, crafted from cherrywood, showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of artisanal production from Cantù, Italy. The cabinet features elegant brass details, including drawer handles, legs, and a sleek upper trim above the top surface, adding a touch of sophistication to its mid-century modern design. The central focus is the delicately hand-inlaid maple leaf motif, artistically decorating the large front door, which opens vertically to reveal a spacious interior. This piece perfectly blends functionality with style, making it an ideal addition to any living or dining room. With its refined aesthetic and practical storage, it stands as a testament to the quality and elegance of Italian furniture design from the 1950s. Note: Originally designed to be wall-mounted, this stunning 1950s Italian...

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