Important and refined Italian sideboard from the 1940s, attributed to Vittorio Dassi, an expression of the elegant Italian design of the period.
A piece of furniture with great stage presence, characterized by generous dimensions, soft and rounded lines and the use of fine materials.
The structure is embellished with a refined rosewood veneer, with vertical veins and a warm reddish-brown tone that stands out beautifully on the glossy surface.
The piece of furniture is completed by an elegant black glass top, an element that creates a refined contrast with the wood and gives the sideboard a sophisticated and modern character.
The front is punctuated by six large drawers, arranged in the central and lateral parts, and by doors with a curvilinear shape.
Inside, the configuration offers excellent storage capacity: behind the first two doors on the left there are two shelves and five drawers, while in the compartment on the right there are two shelves.
Particularly distinctive is the raised structure on elegant tapered legs, completed by a decorative shaped metal bar placed on the upper surface, a detail that helps to define the sophisticated aesthetics of the piece.
A piece of great prestige and strong decorative value, ideal for an elegant and refined environment.
The combination of rosewood, black glass and metal details, together with the important proportions and the particular workmanship of the front, makes this sideboard a piece of furniture of great interest for collectors and enthusiasts of twentieth-century Italian design.
The piece of furniture has been polished with oil and shellac, it shows normal signs of age and use.
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SILVER Seller in Udine, Italy
