The notched sideboard decorated in the Tyrolean Alpine Baroque style is produced, lacquered and painted by hand in the Vangelista1960 high cabinet-making workshop and the custom-made realiza-tion of this high-quality cabinet-making product is a guarantee of its craftsmanship. The doors of the sideboard are worked with a diamond frame, its notched structure is mounted with “T” joints. As the work progresses, the sideboard is well smoothed and rounded at all edges with special sandpa-per of various grains. We then proceed with the basic lacquering, for which a semi-liquid mixture of lime, water and Bologna plaster is applied with a brush, which, once dried, is aged using a special tool with which parts of the plaster that have been applied to furniture are removed. The manufac-turing involves a very long and precise process since the grain of the fir wood will have to come to light in the antiqued parts, which give the sideboard an ancient, lived-in flavor, which brings it clos-er to the period model. Subsequently, the lacquers are applied with polychrome water-based tempera colors, the mixtures of which are made in our laboratory. The most complex and important phase to arrive at the finished product are the decorations, which are carried out by hand with a series of brushes of different di-ameters only by true artisan artists. The Tyrolean-style sideboard is subsequently patinated with earth powders that penetrate the antiques, then shaded in the most exposed corners. Upon comple-tion of the work, the decorations are fixed with French shellac varnish applied with a brush and the Tyrolean furniture is protected with white French beeswax applied with a soft cotton cloth.