Ligurian Walnut And Chestnut Stipo – Late 18th Century

Antique Ligurian stipo dating from the late 18th century, made of walnut and chestnut. The cabinet displays sober and balanced lines typical of Ligurian furniture production of the late eighteenth century.The front is made of walnut, while chestnut is visible on the sides, reflecting a traditional construction widely used in Ligurian cabinetmaking, where different woods were commonly employed for the structure and the more visible parts.The slightly projecting upper cornice gives the piece an elegant proportion. The interior offers a spacious storage compartment, originally intended for storing linen or household items.The wood surface retains a pleasant natural patina, developed over time and testifying to the authenticity of the piece.Period furniture, structurally solid and in good overall condition.Period: late 18th centuryOrigin: Liguria, ItalyMaterials: walnut and chestnutDimensions:Height: 178.5 cmCornice width: 125 cmUseful body width: 116.5 cmDepth: 52 cm