A rare pair of Renaissance Revival cabinets crafted in walnut, originating from a convent in Lucca, Italy, and dating between 1850–1880. Each cabinet features a refined architectural structure with a hand-painted upper section showcasing classical motifs, contributing to their ecclesiastical charm and historic character. These versatile cabinets can be sold separately if desired.

The slender form and elegant proportions make these 19th century Italian cabinets ideal for a hallway, library, or refined living space. The warm patina of the walnut wood, paired with the soft, aged hand-painted detailing, offers a harmonious balance of functionality and period craftsmanship that reflects the artistic heritage of Tuscan furniture design.