The chest of drawers is characterized by the elegance of the shapes, less animated than the Piffetti production of the 1850s, as well as by the lozenge decoration, similar to that of other Piffetti furniture, used to hide the drawers and make the surface of the piece of furniture homogeneous. On the shelf there is a tromp-l'oeil that reproduces a quill, a small knife and a pair of glasses.
Title: Chest of drawers
Author: Pietro Piffetti
Date: 1760
Technique: Walnut wood paved in rosewood and boxwood, inlaid with ivory, mother of pearl, tortoiseshell and metal
Displayed in: Accorsi-Ometto Museum of Decorative Arts
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