Large Cabinet attributed to Thomas Hache

It opens with two large inlaid doors with geometric patterns in burr walnut and boxwood fillet.

It reveals 12 drawers and two doors inlaid with bone which present a perspective inlaid with trompe l'oeil cubes, checkerboard, compass rose, geometric patterns, mirrors and a castle painted on a panel.

It rests on its original base inlaid with bone and ebony which opens with two drawers in burr walnut and boxwood fillets.

Its twisted base in walnut and black-stained wood is connected by a crotch shelf in walnut veneer and boxwood net and rests on 8 ball feet.

The interior assembly of the fir drawers, the general, geometric appearance and the woods used are close to the work of Thomas Hache (November 28, 1664 - May 13, 1747)

Work from the end of the 17th century

Dimensions:

190cm H x 145cm W x 58cm D