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Maurizio Tempestini Attributed Sideboard in Walnut and Brass, Florence, 1940s
Creator: Maurizio Tempestini
(Attributed)
Offered by: Kabinet Hubert
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Description
This elegant sideboard, crafted by a master cabinet maker in Italy during the late 1940s, was custom-designed for a private residence just outside Florence. The design is attributed to Maurizio Tempestini.
The raised sideboard/buffet is distinguished by an interesting blend of straight lines and more organically shaped elements. The entire piece is executed in solid and veneered walnut wood. The storage part consists of two shelved compartments, each with a single door with two brass hinges. Four centrally placed pull out drawers. Each drawer and door features a single brass handle, organically shaped and reminiscent of a horseshoe. The two elegantly profiled legs add a playful and airy quality to the piece. The two distinct feet with an abstract paw-like shape complete the design.
The sideboard is in very good, restored condition. Refinished with a slightly glossy finish.
Maurizio Tempestini is known for his refined craftsmanship and highly original designs. Most of his 1940s designs were custom-made for the grand residences of his clientele in and around Florence. Other designers working in the same Italian Modern era include Gio Ponti, Paolo Buffa, Melchiorre Bega and Ico Parisi. -
More Information
Origin: Italy Period: 1920-1949 Materials: Walnut Wood, Fabric Condition: Good. Creation Date: 1940s Styles / Movements: Modern, Collectible Design, Mid Century Incollect Reference #: 750529 -
Dimensions
W. 55.31 in; H. 37.8 in; D. 15.35 in; W. 140.5 cm; H. 96 cm; D. 39 cm;
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