Console and mirror shaped and carved in the Louis XVI Venetian style, lacquered in milky white tones with refined gilded profiles in gold leaf.

Handcrafted reproduction of console with drawer and turned legs combined with a classic style mirror, perfect for luxury entrances, bedrooms or dining rooms in combination.

Model Description

Model Structure

The console is shaped like a quarter moon on the 2 sides and like a crossbow in the central part. It is supported by 4 refined legs turned and fluted by hand in the typical Louis XVI style. Console and mirror are lacquered in milky white, which highlights the gilded parts in gold leaf.

Raw Material

The console and mirror structures are made of solid linden wood. The gilding is in gold leaf.

Manufacture

The console and the mirror are produced, carved and lacquered by hand in the Vangelista 1960 high cabinet-making workshop. The carvings of the legs, the rosettes and the friezes of the mirror are carved by hand on the bench. The possibility of making custom-made mirrors and consoles is a guarantee of hand-crafted production, rigorously luxury and made in Italy.

Size of the model in the picture

The console is made in the size cm. 110x50x75h. The mirror is produced in the size cm. 100x142h

Model History

Century of use

The quarter-moon shaped curves of the console recall the typicality of Louis XVI style furnishings. Produced in the late 1700s.

Historical notes and mobile curiosities

One of our clients, an important architect, commissioned us a series of custom-made furnishings for the rooms of the prestigious sixteenth-century Venetian residence Palazzo Dandolo, better known as the Hotel Danieli. Based on the reference sample provided by the customer, we created 12 consoles with matching mirrors, still positioned inside the hotel bedrooms. We are proud to have contributed to furnishing the prestigious Hotel Danieli in Venice, famous for counting among its guests artists and tycoons like Eleonora Duse, Maria Callas and Aristotle Onassis and, at the same time, to have contributed to the worldwide fame of our artisan venetian company.