Ferdinando Pogliani, Rare Scriban In Ebony, Blackened Wood And Ivory Marquetry, 19th Century

Superb Napoleon III period scriban storage unit in ebony, blackened wood and ivory and bone marquetry. Furniture attributed to Ferdinando POGLIANI (1832-1899). This very beautiful opens onto two doors very richly inlaid with goddesses of the arts framed by foliage friezes. Two drawers in strip with horse marquetry. The scriban part receives a scene of a shepherdess breastfeeding her child. The open flap reveals golden red leather and a work space with drawers and storage. In the upper part, a gallery with alternating balusters. This piece of furniture can be installed in the middle of a room because the back is inlaid with ivory fillets. Very good condition of the house, some repairs and refilling of ivory. Late Napoleon III period around 1870/1880 Delivery on pallet and wooden crate by carrier, 250 euros in France, 600 euros in the EU and 1500 euros rest of the world. Ferdinando Pogliano was the greatest Milanese cabinetmaker of his time. He specialized in ebony furniture inlaid with ivory. The use of semi-precious stones is typical of Milanese luxury furniture, the development of which was encouraged by the refurnishing of the palaces of this city in the second half of the 19th century.
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