Louis Philippe wardrobe in walnut, from Italy in the second quarter of the 19th century, characterized by a solid structure and refined details. The front features four tripartite paneled doors, skilfully crafted to create an effect of depth and movement, a feature that is also repeated on the sides. The grissinato uprights are enriched by turned columns at the corners, also with grissinato finishing, which gives a classic elegance to the furniture. The plinth feet, also turned, offer stability and a touch of majesty. Inside, the use of fir ensures durability and a sturdy construction. There is proof of paint stripping on one of the front panels, which may provide an opportunity to further customize the piece. This wardrobe is a representative example of the taste and style of the Louis Philippe era, ideal for environments that require a touch of historical authenticity.
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PLATINUM Seller in Milano, Italy
