WARDROBE, Mannerism, early 17th century

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WARDROBE, Mannerism, early 17th century

WARDROBE, Mannerism, early 17th century

 

zł28,000.00

Impressive hall wardrobe.

Mannerism, early 17th century

The wardrobe is covered with hand-cut, thick walnut veneer.

Height: 235 cm, max width: 215 cm, max depth: 72 cm. It is possible to disassemble the furniture.

The condition is good, the furniture does not show any, even old traces of additions or repairs. It has not been repaired recently. It has only a few minor deficiencies that require filling.

Description

The furniture is based on flattened, grooved legs. The lower wreath with blind drawers decorated with geometrically shaped panels. The body has two wings, each of which is decorated with panels enclosed in profiled strips. The pilasters and the closing strip are decorated with spiral columns set on high plinths. The upper wreath is closed with a simple cornice. The decoration is complemented with carved elements - winged heads are placed on the axis of the columns, and compositions with fruit on the axis of the wings. The furniture presents a composition typical of later Baroque cabinets, however, the calmer, more modest decoration not obscuring the structure indicates an earlier era.