17th-century Portuguese chest, made of wood, richly decorated with studs, the upper ones being flower-shaped.

A 17th-century Portuguese wooden chest, richly decorated with studs, the upper ones being flower-shaped. Its iron closure rests on turned feet. Its typography, typical of 17th-century Portuguese furniture, combined with its restrained proportions, gives it both a functional and decorative character. Ideal for contemporary settings that emphasize the dialogue between historical heritage and contemporary design, this chest combines robust construction with a refined aesthetic sense, representing national tradition.