Small luxury silversmith display cabinet with shaped sides and front, produced in the classic Venetian eighteenth century Baroque style.

Shaped glass display cabinet produced with inlays and carvings typical of classic Baroque 18th century Venetian style furnishings. The refinement of the shapes and the choice of precious olive and exotic wood of bois de ros. Essences make it a small piece of furniture that can be well inserted both in entrances and in dining rooms as a silversmith use.

Model Description

Model Structure

The one-door showcase has a shaped and moved structure on the sides and in the front, with legs carved with shell and hedge motifs, typical workings of Venetian furnishings.

Raw Material

The structure is veneered (with a thickness of 3 mm.) witn noble essences of olive and briar of olive in the centers, enriched with fillets inlaid in precious exotic wood of bois de rose.

Manufacture

The silversmith is designed, carved, inlaid and polished by hand in the high-cabinetry workshop of the luxury brand Vangelista Mobili 1960. The legs and the lower band are hand-carved. Polishing is performed with shellac paint.

Size of the model in the picture

The glass is produced in the 63x30x114h size. Handmade and handcrafted inlaid, it can be customized for shapes, essences and finishes.

Model History

Century of use

The silversmith display case is a stately reproduction from the original Venetian model dating back to the first half of the 1700s.

Historical notes and mobile curiosities

We have reproduced this glass display case from an original model present in the furniture catalog of the pioneer of the history of Italian decorative arts by the author Giuseppe Morazzoni.