Regency two-section bookcase in walnut root, 19th century
Measurements: 205 x 11…

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Regency two-section bookcase in walnut root, 19th century Measurements: 205 x 110 x 44 cm

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Regency two-section bookcase in walnut root, 19th century Measurements: 205 x 110 x 44 cm

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Pair of bedside tables with two drawers in walnut and walnut root wavy front, comma legs with geometric fruit wood framing. Work located at the Roman residence of the grantor.

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Large English Regency style dining table, late 19th - early 20th century. Walnut wood. Gilded metal applications. It shows signs of wear and tear. Needs restoration. Measurements: 67 x 270 x 130 cm. Although made at the end of the century, this dining table follows in its design models of the Regency period (1811-1820), specifically a type of table with a solid top of blunt profile seated on a support whose trunk (in this case unfolded in two pieces) is bicurcated opening in four curved feet. These are topped with gilded metal applications in the form of claw feet.

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