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Italian 17th Century Walnut Credenza
$ 14,000
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Description
Mid-size Italian credenza with a deep warm patina, the molded top with a dentil-decorated edge above two drawers with brass knobs, separated by decorative acanthus scrolls, two doors, decorated with carved moldings and center rosettes featuring brass pulls, flanked by Atlas and Caryatid figures, carved base molding, frontal paw-feed and rear bracket supports. Wrought iron hinges, lock and key.
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More Information
Origin: Italy Period: Pre 18th Century Materials: Walnut, carved Condition: Good. Wear consistent with age and use, Top refastened Creation Date: ca. 1620 Styles / Movements: Baroque, Traditional Dealer Reference #: I_768 Incollect Reference #: 438837 -
Dimensions
W. 57 in; H. 45 in; D. 19 in; W. 144.78 cm; H. 114.3 cm; D. 48.26 cm;
Message from Seller:
The Fortress, located in Troy, NY, specializes in early antiques from the Medieval and Renaissance periods. With a history deeply rooted in the city's textile industry, it now serves as a hub for high-end antique collections, blending history with refined taste. For inquiries, contact The Fortress at 518.271.4150 or email info@fortressverve.com.
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