Italian Sideboard by Gianfranco Frattini for Bernini, 1957

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Behold the exquisite craftsmanship of the small sideboard or cabinet, a testament to the visionary design of Gianfranco Frattini and … Read more Behold the exquisite craftsmanship of the small sideboard or cabinet, a testament to the visionary design of Gianfranco Frattini and the masterful production of Bernini, Italy, in 1957. Crafted from luxurious rosewood veneer, this piece showcases the natural beauty of the wood grain, elevating any space with its inherent elegance and charm. The defining feature of this cabinet lies in its roll-top tambour doors, a nod to Frattini's innovative spirit and penchant for functional yet stylish design. These doors not only add a touch of sophistication but also offer seamless access to the treasures within, unveiling a world of organization and storage possibilities. Inside, the cabinet reveals a thoughtful layout designed for practicality and versatility. Four drawers on the left side provide ample space for stowing away essentials with ease, while a compartment on the right, complete with a shelf, offers a designated area for displaying cherished items or housing larger belongings. In a testament to its enduring allure, this small sideboard or cabinet remains in beautiful original condition, a testament to its impeccable craftsmanship and the care with which it has been preserved over the years. Its rich rosewood veneer gleams with a timeless allure, inviting admiration and appreciation from all who encounter it. Marked with the Bernini sticker on the inside of a drawer. Whether gracing a living room, dining area, or study, this piece stands as a symbol of sophistication and refinement, a true statement of Frattini's design prowess and Bernini's commitment to excellence. with its impeccable combination of form and function, this small sideboard or cabinet is not just a piece of furniture but a work of art, destined to be cherished for generations to come. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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