Lombard Chest In Walnut '600

Lombard chest, Cremonese, in walnut measuring 60 x 150 x 53 cm from the second half of the 17th century.

This rich walnut chest was built in the seventeenth century in the Lombard area; on the heavy front feet, sculpted like a lion's paw, rests the rounded base with a pod decoration with carving with strong chiaroscuro relief,

The front is divided into a single area in solid walnut where a carving consisting of a circular noble coat of arms inserted in a circular frame with an architectural setting appears in the center.
Under a broken tympanum and volutes, two extremely elegant caryatids flank it.

The overhang of the openable top is highlighted by a notched band that continues on the sides while the rest of the cabinet is always built with solid walnut.

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Mr. Riccardo Moneghini
Art Historian