Rare and important antique wardrobe in solid walnut made in the late seventeenth century in the seventeenth century baroque Louis XIV. The line is in fact typical of this period of high period that wanted this type of furnishings of great grandeur made of solid walnut wood of great thickness characteristic curved feet impressive doors and sides with squared panels typically baroque moved. The general line has both Ligurian and Piedmontese baroque influences. This type of furnishings in the seventeenth century was intended only for people of high social standing. Currently furnishings of this type are difficult to find in these conditions of authenticity. The wardrobe has indeed undergone some restoration during these centuries but still has all the original nailing, as well as hardware, back, bottoms and hat. Internally poer hygienic reasons the old owners had opted for a lining in paper from Varese that can be removed. Large impressive wardrobe large internal useful space that can be used as desired. Coming from an important Piedmontese noble residence. The cabinet is used from the wooden point of view very good condition, however, a conservative restoration is recommended.
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Attention the export times of the wardrobe can become longer because given the importance we will have to wait for export documents issued by the Italian Ministry of Fine Arts. The waiting time can be up to a month to have the export documents of the wardrobe.
CONDITION DETAILS
article of many years requires conservative restoration shows signs of wear
DIMENSIONS
H 91.74 in. x W 69.69 in. x D 31.5 in.
H 233 cm x W 177 cm x D 80 cm
DATE OF MANUFACTURE
circa 1680