Spanish "Salamanca" Bargueño from the 17th century

Spanish "Salamanca" Bargueño from the XVII century.
Polychrome wood, marquetry and pyrography bone.
Measurements: 52 x 83 x 35 cm.

Bargueño of uncovered sample. It presents a front work richly elaborated both for its inlaid with marquetry and ivory and for the distribution based on small columns that structure the streets and the registers, when flanking each one of the drawers. The keyholes alternate rhomboidal and lobe-shaped profiles, thus dynamizing the design. The central door conceals two more drawers. Stylistically it follows baroque patterns, being the "columnillas" or "salmantino" model one of the most developed. Although it also presents other influences, such as the Mudejar inlay. They are elements of architectural inspiration that structure the set based on arches. The perimeter is carved with rhythmic incisions, like geometric fretwork.