19th Century Neoclassical Solid Blond Walnut and Walnut Veneer Double Bed from Bassano Manufactures

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Elegant italian double bed in walnut and richly figured burl walnut, dating to the late 19th century and conceived in … Read more Elegant italian double bed in walnut and richly figured burl walnut, dating to the late 19th century and conceived in the louis philippe style, with architectural proportions and finely balanced decorative detailing.
the tall headboard and substantial footboard are articulated with large framed panels enriched by highly decorative walnut veneers. The natural flame and swirling figure of the burl create a refined visual effect, while the shaped upper profiles, with their softly curved double crest, lend the bed a distinctive and harmonious silhouette.
the warm amber-brown patina enhances the depth and movement of the walnut grain and emphasizes the contrast between the structural framework and the more richly figured veneered panels. Molded frames, traditional panel construction, turned feet and carefully proportioned details reflect the restrained elegance associated with late 19th-century italian interpretations of the louis philippe vocabulary.
the bed has a strong decorative presence while remaining highly versatile. It is particularly suitable for a classical bedroom, a historic residence, or as a statement piece in a contemporary interior, where the rich walnut surface can provide warmth, character and architectural depth.
period: late 19th century
style: louis philippe
country of origin: italy
material: walnut and burl walnut
measures:
h 160 / 102 cm
w 156 cm
d 206 cm
provenance: recovered in verona; part of the a&myart collection since 2002.
catalog number: ma n08
the piece presents the attractive patina and minor signs of age expected from an antique furnishing, consistent with careful use and preservation. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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