Period: 19th century
Style: Renaissance
Dining room of the School of Arts in Monza, nineteenth century, hand carved walnut, Renaissance inspired, consists of:
– sideboard showcase with leaded cathedral glass;
– sideboard with central mirror;
– console with large mirror;
– table with 12 chairs lined leather.
Measures cm (height, length, depth):
– sideboard with showcase H 300 L 250 D 80
– sideboard with mirror H 250 L 200 D 70
– console H 330 L 120 D 60
– table H 81 L 178+150 D 125
– chairs H 106\50 L 48 D 48
Condition: good condition, restored and polished
Dining room from ancient noble family “Della Torre di Rezzonico”. This branch of the family is originally from the village of Rezzonico on Como Lake. Andrea Erecco Della Torre would be the ancestor that gave origin to the Della Torre Rezzonico family. In 1640 Aurelio Della Torre moved to Venice in order to pursue the trade. Amassed immense fortunes which he bequeathed to his nephews Giovanni Battista and Quintigliano who obtained the Venetian nobility. Giovanni Battista married a lady of Venice and from marriage was born on March 7, 1693 Carlo Rezzonico, who in 1753 became Pope (Clemente XIII). Registered in the Court of Arms of Government Lombardo on November 20, 1769.
Chandelier Proposed
