AN ITALIAN WALNUT CAPPELLIERA (HAT RACK), PROBABLY LOMBARD, 16TH / 17TH CENTURY
with leaf carved cornice, apron and borders to the four panels each centred by a probably later turned peg, with dentil border above and scroll carved ends, 86cm long For a similar cappelliera see Licia Bertani, 'The Horne Museum, A Florentine House of the Renaissance', Florence, 2001, p.26, Inv.6507; also see another sold Sotheby's, London, 29 October 2008, lot 102 and one sold Heritage Auctions, Dallas, 17 April 2025, lot 61031.with leaf carved cornice, apron and borders to the four panels each centred by a probably later turned peg, with dentil border above and scroll carved ends, 86cm long For a similar cappelliera see Licia Bertani, 'The Horne Museum, A Florentine House of the Renaissance', Florence, 2001, p.26, Inv.6507; also see another sold Sotheby's, London, 29 October 2008, lot 102 and one sold Heritage Auctions, Dallas, 17 April 2025, lot 61031.
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with leaf carved cornice, apron and borders to the four panels each centred by a probably later turned peg, with dentil border above and scroll carved ends, 86cm long For a similar cappelliera see Licia Bertani, 'The Horne Museum, A Florentine House of the Renaissance', Florence, 2001, p.26, Inv.6507; also see another sold Sotheby's, London, 29 October 2008, lot 102 and one sold Heritage Auctions, Dallas, 17 April 2025, lot 61031.with leaf carved cornice, apron and borders to the four panels each centred by a probably later turned peg, with dentil border above and scroll carved ends, 86cm long For a similar cappelliera see Licia Bertani, 'The Horne Museum, A Florentine House of the Renaissance', Florence, 2001, p.26, Inv.6507; also see another sold Sotheby's, London, 29 October 2008, lot 102 and one sold Heritage Auctions, Dallas, 17 April 2025, lot 61031.
Please contact us to request a condition report.
