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59 veneers found

Illustrative grain reference for European Maple veneer01 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Acer pseudoplatanus

European Maple

Origin
Central and Southern Europe
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for American Maple veneer02 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Acer saccharum e Acer rubrum

American Maple

Origin
North America, particularly the eastern United States and Canada
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for European Silver Fir veneer03 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Abies alba

European Silver Fir

Origin
Central and Southern Europe, including the Alpine region
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Knotty Silver Fir veneer04 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Abies alba

Knotty Silver Fir

Origin
Central and Southern Europe, including the Alpine region
Figure
Knotty · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Reclaimed Fir veneer05 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Abies alba o Picea abies, secondo il lotto di recupero

Reclaimed Fir

Origin
Europe and the Alpine region; selected reclaimed material
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Knotty
Illustrative grain reference for Acacia veneer06 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Robinia pseudoacacia

Acacia

Origin
Europe, from a North American species that is now widely naturalised
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Birch veneer07 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Betula pendula e Betula pubescens

Birch

Origin
Northern and North-Eastern Europe
Figure
Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Briccole veneer08 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Quercus spp. o Larix spp., secondo il manufatto recuperato

Briccole

Origin
Venice Lagoon, Italy; decommissioned and reclaimed mooring posts
Figure
Knotty · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for European Cherry veneer09 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Prunus avium

European Cherry

Origin
Europe and Western Asia
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for American Cherry veneer10 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Prunus serotina

American Cherry

Origin
Eastern United States and South-Eastern Canada
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Cedar veneer11 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Cedrela odorata e Cedrela spp., secondo il lotto

Cedar

Origin
Tropical Central and South America
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Chestnut veneer12 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Castanea sativa

Chestnut

Origin
Southern Europe and the Mediterranean basin
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Knotty
Illustrative grain reference for Daniela · Ovangkol veneer13 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Guibourtia ehie

Daniela · Ovangkol

Origin
West Africa; Daniela is a trade name for Ovangkol
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Douglas Fir veneer14 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Pseudotsuga menziesii

Douglas Fir

Origin
Western North America; also grown in Europe
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Knotty
Illustrative grain reference for Doussie veneer15 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Afzelia spp.

Doussie

Origin
Tropical West and Central Africa
Figure
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Illustrative grain reference for Ebony veneer16 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Diospyros spp.

Ebony

Origin
Tropical regions of Africa and Asia; the exact species must be verified for each lot
Figure
Quarter-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Amara Ebony veneer17 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Diospyros malabarica o Diospyros pentamera, secondo il lotto

Amara Ebony

Origin
Tropical Asia or Eastern Australia; classification and origin must be confirmed through the lot documentation
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Eucalyptus veneer18 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Eucalyptus spp.

Eucalyptus

Origin
Native to Australia, with plantations in Europe, Africa and the Americas
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Smoked Eucalyptus veneer19 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Eucalyptus globulus o Eucalyptus spp., secondo il lotto

Smoked Eucalyptus

Origin
Species native to Australia and grown in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas; origin must be confirmed for each lot
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for White Beech veneer20 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Fagus sylvatica

White Beech

Origin
Central and Western Europe
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Partially Steamed Beech veneer21 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Fagus sylvatica

Partially Steamed Beech

Origin
Central and Western Europe
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for European Ash veneer22 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Fraxinus excelsior

European Ash

Origin
Europe and Western Asia
Figure
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Illustrative grain reference for Bog Ash veneer23 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Fraxinus spp., secondo il lotto recuperato

Bog Ash

Origin
Europe; logs preserved in wet sediment, with origin and age to be verified for each lot
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Granadillo veneer24 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Platymiscium spp.

Granadillo

Origin
Tropical America, from Mexico to South America
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Hemlock veneer25 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Tsuga heterophylla

Hemlock

Origin
Pacific coast of North America
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Iroko veneer26 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Milicia excelsa e Milicia regia

Iroko

Origin
Tropical West and Central Africa
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for European Larch veneer27 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Larix decidua

European Larch

Origin
Central Europe, particularly the Alps and Carpathians
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Knotty Larch veneer28 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Larix decidua

Knotty Larch

Origin
Central Europe, particularly the Alps and Carpathians
Figure
Knotty · Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Reclaimed Larch veneer29 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Larix decidua

Reclaimed Larch

Origin
European Alpine region; selected reclaimed material
Figure
Knotty · Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Mahogany veneer30 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Khaya spp. o Swietenia spp., secondo il lotto

Mahogany

Origin
Tropical Africa or tropical America, depending on the commercial species
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Mansonia veneer31 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Mansonia altissima

Mansonia

Origin
West Africa, from the Gulf of Guinea to Central Africa
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for European Walnut veneer32 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Juglans regia

European Walnut

Origin
Southern Europe and Western Asia; also grown in Italy
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for American Black Walnut veneer33 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Juglans nigra

American Black Walnut

Origin
Eastern United States and South-Eastern Canada
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Elm veneer34 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Ulmus spp.

Elm

Origin
Europe and Western Asia; species to be confirmed for each lot
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Pine veneer35 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Pinus sylvestris e Pinus spp., secondo il lotto

Pine

Origin
Europe and the boreal regions of Eurasia
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Knotty Pine veneer36 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Pinus sylvestris e Pinus spp., secondo il lotto

Knotty Pine

Origin
Europe and the boreal regions of Eurasia
Figure
Knotty · Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Cherry Crotch veneer37 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Prunus avium

Cherry Crotch

Origin
Europe; figured selection obtained from the fork of the trunk
Figure
Figured · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Mahogany Crotch veneer38 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Khaya spp. o Swietenia spp., secondo il lotto

Mahogany Crotch

Origin
Tropical Africa or tropical America; figured selection from the fork of the trunk
Figure
Figured · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Pearwood veneer39 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Pyrus communis

Pearwood

Origin
Europe and Western Asia
Figure
Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Santos Rosewood veneer40 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Machaerium scleroxylon

Santos Rosewood

Origin
South America, particularly Brazil and Bolivia
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Indian Rosewood veneer41 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Dalbergia latifolia

Indian Rosewood

Origin
Southern India and Sri Lanka
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for European Oak veneer42 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Quercus petraea e Quercus robur

European Oak

Origin
Europe, with selections from different forest regions
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Smoked Oak veneer43 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Quercus petraea e Quercus robur

Smoked Oak

Origin
Europe; the smoking treatment is applied to selected veneer
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Bog Oak veneer44 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Quercus spp., secondo il lotto recuperato

Bog Oak

Origin
Europe; logs preserved in ancient river or lake sediments, to be documented for each lot
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Knotty Oak veneer45 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Quercus petraea e Quercus robur

Knotty Oak

Origin
Europe, with selections from different forest regions
Figure
Knotty · Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Reclaimed Oak veneer46 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Quercus spp., secondo il lotto di recupero

Reclaimed Oak

Origin
Europe; selected reclaimed material
Figure
Knotty · Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for American Oak veneer47 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Quercus alba e specie affini del gruppo delle querce bianche

American Oak

Origin
Eastern and Central United States
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Burl Veneers veneer48 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Specie botanica variabile secondo la radica selezionata

Burl Veneers

Origin
Various origins, defined for each lot and species
Figure
Burl · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Limewood veneer49 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Tilia spp.

Limewood

Origin
Europe and the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Tanganika veneer50 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Aningeria spp. (classificata anche in Pouteria spp.)

Tanganika

Origin
Tropical West and Central Africa
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Black-Dyed Veneer veneer51 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Base lignea variabile; Tinto nero è una denominazione commerciale di finitura

Black-Dyed Veneer

Origin
Origin depends on the base species and must be specified for each lot
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Red-Dyed Veneer veneer52 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Base lignea variabile; Tinto rosso è una denominazione commerciale di finitura

Red-Dyed Veneer

Origin
Origin depends on the base species and must be specified for each lot
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Teak veneer53 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Tectona grandis

Teak

Origin
South and South-East Asia; also present in tropical plantations
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Tulipwood veneer54 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Liriodendron tulipifera

Tulipwood

Origin
Eastern United States
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Olivewood veneer55 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Olea europaea

Olivewood

Origin
Mediterranean basin
Figure
Crown-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Wenge veneer56 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Millettia laurentii

Wenge

Origin
Central Africa, particularly the Congo Basin
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut
Illustrative grain reference for Yellow Pine veneer57 / 59LightIllustrative image of the species

Pinus taeda, Pinus palustris e altre specie del gruppo Southern Yellow Pine

Yellow Pine

Origin
South-Eastern United States
Figure
Quarter-cut · Crown-cut · Knotty
Illustrative grain reference for Zebrawood veneer58 / 59MediumIllustrative image of the species

Microberlinia bisulcata e Microberlinia brazzavillensis

Zebrawood

Origin
Tropical West and Central Africa
Figure
Quarter-cut · Figured
Illustrative grain reference for Ziricote veneer59 / 59DarkIllustrative image of the species

Cordia dodecandra

Ziricote

Origin
Mexico and Central America
Figure
Crown-cut · Figured
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