Lombard flap from the mid-18th century, made of walnut and walnut root with elegant ebonized details. The design features a wavy front with four drawers, with the first placed under the top as a fake drawer, giving a sophisticated illusion of symmetry. The uprights are inclined at forty-five degrees, while the curled feet add a touch of refinement. The folding door reveals a functional cabinet, made up of four drawers, a central door and a secret compartment on the internal surface, ideal for storing documents and precious objects. The bronze and sheet metal vents and handles further enrich the aesthetics of the furniture, while the fir interiors offer resistance and durability. There are restorations and modifications that attest to its history and use over time.