Antique Italian Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut and Burl Wood Bedside Chests

Pair of Renaissance Revival Style Walnut Bookmatched top two door Bedside Tables Measures 26" in width, 20 " in depth and 20" in height

19th Century French Renaissance Revival Walnut and Marble Top Bedside Table , Nightstand, side table. Measures 16" in width, 16" in depth a...

Antique Victorian Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut & Burl Bed Frame Unsigned C1880 Measures - 70 3/8" x 62 1/4" x 82 1/2" A fine example of Victorian Renaissance Revival design, t...

Superb castle bed in walnut entirely carved in the Renaissance style. This bed depicts Prometheus, God and Greek hero, stealing fire with the help of Athena...

Italian Renaissance-style (17th Century) carved walnut panel full size headboard with large post footboard (includes: headboard, footboard, and rails).

A pair of Italian Rococo style burl wood bedside chests from the Midcentury period, with two drawers, marquetry décor, serpentine front and ca...

Hexagonal useful midcentury Tuscany Renaissance cabinet, bedside table, walnut polished to wax , by Michele Bonciani- Cascina-cabinetmaker Measures cm: Height 68 x diameter 48.

These are two 19th Century Italian Renaissance Style Carved Dark Walnut Night Stands that come as a pair. These night stands have four doors each that open to two spacious interior...

An Italian walnut bedside chest from circa 1840 with burl wood panels, four drawers and carved bracket feet. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of 19th-century Italian craftsmanship wi...

A monumental Vincenzo Cadorin circa 1890s bedroom Renaissance set in carved walnut. Top of the dresser, bedside tables and Console-Vanity in green imperial marble. Finished with wax Measure cm: Cupboard: H 270, W 135, D 60 Dresser: H 156, W 107, D 56 Bed: H 144/82, W 172, D 213 Bedside tables: H 84, W 47, D 31 Console: H 84, W 112, D 63. ABOUT Vincenzo Cadorin Venetian sculptor born in 1854, he studied at Benvenuti, then studied at the Academy of Venice. In 1883 he exhibited his first works in Rome and in the following year he won the gold medal at the Torino exhibition. "Eclectic craftsman, with the same disinflation of Renaissance and rococo motifs ... not without paying attention to how secession and liberty were being formulated" (Luisa GIORDANO, Cadorin, Vincenzo, in Italian Biographical Dictionary, XVI, Rome, 1973, p. 97). His most famous work is the carved and golden carved chair given to Pius X...