Bargueño desk
（重定向自Vargueno）
![Bargueño on a taquillon base, Spain, 17th century](/Images/godic/202502/19/Vargueño_on_a_Taquillon_Base,_unknown_maker,_Spain,_17th_century,_walnut_with_wrought_iron_appliques_and_bone_inlay_-_Museum_of_Fine_Arts,_Springfield,_MA_-_DSC040502717.JPG")
![Creating a Bargueño](/Images/godic/202502/19/Gilberto_Granja_-_Artesano_Barniz_de_Pasto2717.jpg")
![Florentine pietra dura cabinet with several doors and drawers is a typical example of Late Baroque furniture inlaid with precious materials (National Museum in Warsaw, displayed in the Wilanów Palace).](/Images/godic/202502/19/Florence_Pietre_dure_cabinet2718.jpg")
In cabinetry, the Bargueño (or Vargueño) is a desk first produced in the 15th century that continues to be produced to this day. The only other style of desk which is known to have been continuously produced for so long is the trestle desk, but some authorities exclude this desk from consideration because in early times it also served as a dining table and money lender's counter.