Important Modenese chest of drawers from the 17th century. Description: Magnificent Modenese chest of drawers (canterano) dating back to the 17th century. This piece of furniture stands out for its rare and refined beauty, a testament to the high cabinetmaking of the time. Main Features: Material: Walnut wood, with a splendid "herringbone" veneering that creates a dynamic and elegant visual effect. The drawers are framed by a thin boxwood thread inlay, which enhances their geometry. Structure: The chest of drawers has three large front drawers, separated by rounded chains made with end-grain wood. The rigid and harmonious line of the furniture features a top with an ogee profile with the herringbone pattern reflected in the veneer. Slipper feet. Handles in finely crafted "C" shaped chiseled bronze with a floral motif, while the keyhole escutcheons feature a refined volute. Antique locks and keys. Conditions: The item is in excellent overall condition. Origin: The furniture is of Emilian manufacture from the 17th century. Dimensions: Height: 95 cm Width: 145 cm Depth: 63 cm A regular certificate of authenticity with photo is issued. We ensure a response to your emails within 24 hours REGISTERED IN THE ROLE OF EXPERTS AND EXPERTS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LA SPEZIA AT NUMBER SP. 57