This stunning 18th-century Italian hutch, likely originating from Florence, has been updated with wire panels in place of the original stained glass, giving it a rustic yet refined look. The hutch is crafted in two parts (deux corps) and painted in a soft green finish, which has aged gracefully over time, adding to its antique charm. 

The top section features two wire-fronted doors that open to reveal spacious shelving, ideal for displaying books or decorative objects. The original hardware remains intact, including two functioning keys that lock both the upper and lower compartments. Below, the lower section offers additional storage behind two paneled doors with brass pulls, painted in a complementary muted blue-green.

The delicate carvings and gently worn finish give this piece a sophisticated yet lived-in feel, making it a timeless addition to any home. Perfect for use as a bookcase or display cabinet, this 18th-century Florentine hutch is a rare find with both style and historical significance.