Made in Italy small dresser inlaid by hand and contoured maple and rosewood in the 18th century Maggiolini style.

Made in Italy small dresser inlaid by hand and contoured maple and rosewood in the 18th century Maggiolini style. The refinement and uniqueness of the inlays refer to the typicality of the furnishings produced in the Lombard craft shops of the 1700s. The careful selection of the precious exotic essences and the meticulous inlays make this piece particularly valuable and refined. The vintage model dates back to the second half of the 1700s. The structure is presented with 3 drawers shaped in the front a “crossbow”, the comoncino is supported by 4 very elegant saber-shaped legs. The lower linking chain between the legs is presented with the apron moved in the typicality of the Neoclassical Maggiolini style furnishings. Veneered in Brazilian rosewood herringbone in the centers, the inlays are in maple wood (essence with a white shade that is placed in particular relief with dark rosewood), the interiors of the drawers are made of solid linden wood, assembled with “dovetail” joints, it makes it more valuable and valuable to the piece of furniture. The inlays are handmade with baroque and floral motifs. The plan shows a splendid central inlay of a vase with flowers with a series of 9 polychrome essences. The polishing is done by hand with natural products, respecting the same processes used in the eighteenth century. Polished with shellac paint spread with a brush and finished with a glossy wick, the chromaticity of the essences is strongly emphasized here. Polished with the Farsetti method. The knobs are in solid brass in the shape of a star, reproduced by hand like the original model, chiseled and polished with cloth. The made in Italy dresser of small sizes inlaid by hand and shaped is made in the size: 78x41x73h. The comoncino is a luxury piece of furniture ideal for both contemporary and high classic style entrances, fine dining rooms and exclusive bedrooms. Designed, built, inlaid and polished by hand inside the high-cabinetry workshop Vangelista Mobili 1960.