Reproduction of the furnished room of Countess Casati in the Arcore villa. 1907 Signed Turati Ernesto fece, Monza, November 1907. Miniature walnut furniture with maple inlays includes, among others, a bed, a closet, a chest of drawers with marble, a dressing table with mirror, and a frame with a portrait of the Countess. Poplar room frame, externally covered with velvet. Interior wainscoting lacquered and decorated with gold threading, walls covered with silk. Inlaid mahogany and maple floor bears the maker's signature W 75 - D 55 - H 58 cm

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