Money Cabinet Inlaid XVIII Secolo

Money cabinet, with 11 drawers and 4 doors finely inlaid with depictions of cities, landscapes and ruins. Sides also inlaid with landscapes and top inlaid with diamonds. The perspective inlays used to decorate the cabinet take us back to the manufacture of Rolo (Re) around the mid-18th century. However, in terms of compositional taste, the link between Rolo's furniture and the Piedmontese ones inlaid "in villages" as well as with the German examples appears undeniable.
H CM.48 – L CM.89- DEEP. CM.35
The cabinet is a type of furniture that was created at the end of the 16th century to contain or display small precious objects such as coins, medals and gems collected by collectors.