Henry Thomas Peters

(Windsor, 1792 - Genova, 1852)

the upper part with two floors with a central mirror, a cymatium above and shaped uprights, the lower part with two central doors with turned column uprights, rounded open sides with shelves. The cabinetmaker moved to Genoa in 1817 and worked for important Genoese families. From 1828 to 1833 he began working for the House of Savoy both in the Royal Palace of Genoa and in the Racconigi Castle. He obtained the title of "Cabinetmaker to His Majesty" from 1835 to 1848.