This imposing period étagère dates back to the Louis-Philippe period, a period characterised by a predilection for elegant and slender furnishings. Crafted from wood and finished with a sophisticated black lacquer, this bookcase embodies the decorative taste of European antiques, offering a scenic structure ideal for those seeking a design piece with a strong historical character. The furniture is developed on five shaped shelves supported by refined turned uprights. The upper supports feature torchon work, while the lower ones show balustrade profiles ending on onion feet. The top is embellished with a rich cymatium carved with floral and volute motifs, which gives majesty to the whole. Although it requires careful restoration to restore the lacquer and consolidate some elements, the object represents a unique opportunity for collectors or decorators. Once recovered, this étagère will be able to enhance a state room or a library, becoming the visual hub of any sought-after environment.
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GOLD Seller in Macerata, Italy
