A pair of Lombard "bombè" chests of drawers from the third quarter of the 18th century, characterized by an elegantly curved structure, both horizontally and vertically. These historic pieces feature three drawers on the front: the first is positioned in the curved groove under the top, while the other two, larger ones, are equipped with a concealed chain. The surface is embellished with a walnut burl veneer, with walnut borders arranged in a herringbone pattern on the top and sides, creating a refined interplay of visual contrasts. The carefully carved moldings are made of walnut, while the interiors are constructed of pine and poplar, combining strength and lightness. The bronze handles are a later addition. The wrought iron locks are contemporary.
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PLATINUM Seller in Milano, Italy
