Exclusive rounded console table in solid cherry wood handcrafted in the Louis XV Venetian baroque style. Luxurious furnishings that can be inserted in exclusive and luxurious homes, or in important dining rooms. The original model is found inside the entrance hall of the famous Palazzo Ca d’Oro in Venice.
The rounded luxury console has 2 side drawers and a secret central drawer. The tall legs are shaped like a saber. The structure of the cabinet is made of solid cherry wood, the interior of the drawers is made of solid spruce. The frame structure is built with “tenon and mortise” joints and the top is worked with the frame strips, which give it greater value. The console is embellished with cast bronze accessories on an earth mold following the ancient technique of "lost wax", chiseled and polished by hand like the originals.The artifact is hand polished according to the Farsetti method.
The console is made of precious solid wood essence. The accessories are in cast bronze on an earth mold. Water-based natural earth is used for painting. Natural products are also used for polishing.
This curved and shaped console in the XVIII century Venetian Baroque Louis XV style is produced by hand to measure inside the laboratory of the luxury brand Vangelista Mobili 1960. Polishing is also done by hand with natural products following the Farsetti method, used in the Venetian workshops from the second half of the seventeenth century. The console is dyed with powder of natural water-based earths fixed with shellac paint spread with a brush, the finish is carried out with 22 wick-like passages with straw-colored oil and pumice-stone powder that highlight the warm veins and chromaticity of the precious cherry essence. Chiseled and polished by hand, the accessories are made of cast bronze on an earth mold following the ancient "lost wax" technique.
The console is built in the 140x43x86h size.
The refined and elegant shapes of the console are typical of the furnishings made towards the second half of the eighteenth century during the flourishing period of the Serenissima Repubblica of Venice.
The original model is placed inside the entrance hall of the famous Palazzo Dandolo, better known as the Hotel Danieli in Venice. At the request of an architectural firm, we reproduced the furnishings of the luxurious Venetian hotel based on the photos of the original 18th century console model.