This Brazilian rosewood was salvaged from a late 18th century furniture. There is some history behind this piece of wood. The Queen of Portugal Maria I (1734-1816) has developed the furniture style in her name, inspired in the finest British furniture makers and...

This Brazilian rosewood was salvaged from a late 18th century furniture. There is some history behind this piece of wood. The Queen of Portugal Maria I (1734-1816) has developed the furniture style in her name, inspired in the finest British furniture makers and...

This Brazilian rosewood was salvaged from a late 18th century furniture. There is some history behind this piece of wood. The Queen of Portugal Maria I (1734-1816) has developed the furniture style in her name, inspired in the finest British furniture makers and...

This Brazilian rosewood was salvaged from a late 18th century furniture. There is some history behind this piece of wood. The Queen of Portugal Maria I (1734-1816) has developed the furniture style in her name, inspired in the finest British furniture makers and...

This Brazilian rosewood was salvaged from a late 18th century furniture. There is some history behind this piece of wood. The Queen of Portugal Maria I (1734-1816) has developed the furniture style in her name, inspired in the finest British furniture makers and...

This Brazilian rosewood was salvaged from a late 18th century furniture. There is some history behind this piece of wood. The Queen of Portugal Maria I (1734-1816) has developed the furniture style in her name, inspired in the finest British furniture makers and...

This Brazilian rosewood was salvaged from a late 18th century furniture. There is some history behind this piece of wood. The Queen of Portugal Maria I (1734-1816) has developed the furniture style in her name, inspired in the finest British furniture makers and...

This Brazilian rosewood comes from a late 19th-century wardrobe. On one of its sides, the original shellac finish can still be seen.

This Brazilian rosewood comes from a late 19th-century wardrobe. On one of its sides, the original shellac finish can still be seen.

This Brazilian rosewood comes from a late 19th-century wardrobe. On one of its sides, the original shellac finish can still be seen.

This Brazilian rosewood comes from a late 19th-century wardrobe. On one of its sides, the original shellac finish can still be seen.

This Brazilian rosewood comes from leftover boards that were destined for the manufacture of luxury furniture in a carpentry workshop in the north of Portugal, run by three generations of artisans from the late 19th century until its closure in the 1970s. This wood is estimated to be...