trumeau veneered and inlaid walnut, moved to the front and sides, bottom with two drawers and calatoia containing drawers, top with mirror door, pull-out shelf candle holder, wood carved and gilded molding. cm.120x58x245 found in the villa of Carpeneto Coardi Mazza, belonged to the Marquis Lunati, who in 1854 left everything to the Maggiore Hospital of Milan. The hospital then gave the villa to the Marquis Pallavicini Gorgio Trivulzio, who hosted several times Garibaldi and Bixio. The Trivulzio left everything to his daughter Anna, who in turn donated it all to his nephew, Count Paul Barbian of Belgaum. The Barbiano yields to Gazzaniga, which in turn vedondono industrialist Adolfo Mazza. The magnificent residence, will result in characters such as the Italian Royal Family, the Principi di Piemonte and Mussolini. The villa was finally the daughter of Adolfo, Giuseppina (Peppi) Coardi Countess of Carpeneto. Bottega Piffetti. Piedmont, dating from around the mid-700 cm.120x58x245