Attributed to Adriano BRAMBILLA (1829-1885). Asymmetrical bedside cabinet with curved pediment in molded and carved walnut, inlaid in the Moorish style with stars, rosettes, foliage and foliage scrolls and reserves decorated with mythological scenes in ivory such as Precatio and Fiducial, trees of life, Diana and Actaeon, bone, copper, brass, pewter, mother-of-pearl and lapis lazuli plaque inlays (wear, accidents and cracks). The projecting rear uprights are topped by a spinning top, and the front ones, featuring a chimera, are surmounted by a reclining lion. Made in Lombardy in the last third of the 19th century. Height : 204 cm 204 cm - Width 153 cm - Depth 226.5 cm Its manufacture can be attributed to Adriano Brambilla (1829-1885), a Lombard cabinetmaker and representative of the Umbertino style. This cabinetmaker used the techniques and typology of Renaissance furniture, revisiting them according to the eclectic taste of the last decades of the 19th century, mixing different styles and ornamental languages, often combined with elements of his own fantasy. He took part in the Italian National Exhibition in Milan in 1881, and some of his pieces were purchased by Antonio Borgogna. They are now housed in the Borgogna Museum in Vercelli, Italy. Appraisal by Mr. Cédric HENON - 06 95 34 93 78 - cedric.henon@authenticite.fr CITES - Object composed in part of elephantidae spp. ivory. In accordance with the provisions of the regulations in force on the territory of the European Union (Regulation (EU) n° 2021/2280 of 16/12/21), the object will be delivered to the purchaser with its Intracommunity Certificate N° FR2509201505-K dated 27/10/2025. If the item is to be exported from Europe, a re-export certificate will be required, at the purchaser's expense. The purchaser should also check the legislation in force in the country of destination.