Antique Banner Box, in Period 1600s Walnut in Patina

Walnut Trunk from the 17th Century 17th century walnut case A walnut chest, dating back to the 17th century, is an authentic chest that has spanned the centuries, carrying with it the grandeur of its era. This small bench, dating back to the late 1600s and early 1700s, embodies the artistic skill of craftsmanship from solid walnut wood, finely finished with decorated frames on the sides and front. Although the passage of time has left its mark, this chest presents itself as a captivating antique piece ready for restoration. We extend the opportunity to breathe new life into this walnut treasure from the past, giving a renewed existence to a unique object that tells stories of a bygone era. Main features: Authentic 17th century walnut chest...

Lombard / Venetian kneeler from the 1600s, in patina Solid walnut with Greek carved details under the top and capital feet Drawers panelled in briarwood...

Rustic credenza from the 1600's, in walnut with opening door on the top. The butterfly hinges and locks are original. The beautiful walnut wood has only been waxed. Never restored,...

Chest of drawers in walnut with two drawers and opening shelf seventeenth century Period : Seventeenth century Particular and rare chest of drawers of the seventeenth century, in ...

Elegant solid walnut small box, entirely hand-carved. The rectangular chest features an opening top, ideal for storing objects. The front, back, and sides are decorated with geometri...

A handsome wide Italian walnut Cassone. Intricately carved gothic style narrative carvings on the front along the side, bottom, and center. Rich patinated burnt umber color wood fini...

With flat hinged top opening to a open compartment. The curved case carved with a crest and figures and various designs. Bracket feet with trefoil form apro...

Superb and rare Italian Renaissance walnut wedding chest or cassone from the late 16th century from the Tuscany region. Very beautiful chest with a wood marquetry coat of arms in it...