Dutch cabinet from the Louis XIV period

Dutch cabinet made of walnut veneer and blackened wood, resting on four legs and a molded baseboard.

It opens with two doors, each featuring two sections adorned with molded octagons.

The sides are divided into three sections; the cabinet is topped by a flat cornice adorned with three gilded wooden eagle sculptures.

The lock plates are made of gilded sheet metal and decorated with grimacing masks.

The interior of the cabinet, which was fitted out at a later date, features adjustable shelves and four drawers.

Dutch work from the early 18th century.

Width: 159.5 cm.
Depth: 67 cm.
Height: 210 cm.

Assembled with 8 lag screws, it can be completely and easily disassembled.