Early 20th century dresser veneered in dark walnut wood, with very evident grain.
Just below the top there is a thin drawer, further below three larger drawers. The peculiarity is that of having two side doors that, once closed, do not allow the drawers to open: the doors in fact have two locks that, once locked (not present), blocked the opening with "prying hands".
The handles, as well as the nozzle, are made of Liberty style brass, very beautiful and worked with floral motifs.
The cabinet is in good condition, solid and sturdy, with several signs of age on the veneer of the top and legs. On the left side there is a small crack caused by the simple movement and withdrawal of the wooden panel, which has deviated from the edge/post. Slight bulge at the back left.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italia
