Paved and inlaid chest of drawers. Naples, 18th century Slightly wavy line with starry geometric motif decoration characteristic of 18th-century Neapolitan area chests of drawers. Front with two drawers separated by cross-piece and panelled in herringbone rosewood, profiles enriched by friezes with bronze masks, shaped apron, sides with same decoration. Saber legs ending in bronze slippers. Red Verona marble top W. 136 - D. 66 - H. 94 - cm Good overall condition, wear and tear, natural signs of wear and tear of time, as pictured Presents two obvious breaks on marble top https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/8uony4576xwh5mumyezy6/AAq4qrHw3aLhLgixj8zXvnI?rlkey=ypv45r8odelhs0afzw0vceevx&st=jxssz7lu&dl=0

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