Furniture

Walnut wood and other inlaid woods

It features ebonized wood frames. The prints, applied under glass, are prepared using the so-called “poor lacquer” procedure.

Tyrol
First half of the 18th century

Walnut wood (base not relevant)

Verona
Last quarter of the 16th century

Carved wood, painted with gallant scenes of a finely Arcadian spirit.
Light and dark shaded green damask velvet.

Venetian area
Mid-18th century

Carved walnut wood. The back in saddle leather is embossed with the Pullè family crest.

Verona
Early 18th century

Pulling the knob in the fake upper drawer, a painted tablet drops down which closes the niche where the carved and painted head of the devil is housed. The head suddenly protrudes and a bellows inside the cabinet emit a grotesque sound.

Verona
Second half of the 16th century

Walnut wood cabinet with three rows of drawers, carved and inlaid with racemes and lily flowers.

Verona
Late 16th century