Neoclassical style cabinet flanked by shelves Italy, Francesco Molon, Giemme Fine Furniture, late 20th century/early 21st century, walnut, four-part cabinet: the two-door base cabinet with 2 interior drawers and 1 shelf, the two-door cabinet extension with 3 partly height-adjustable shelves. height adjustable shelves, the side shelves with 5 partly height adjustable shelves each, the cabinet body framed by fluted half columns with Ionic capitals, the frame doors with protruding filling and gold-colored moldings, the base and cornice with gold-colored cord profile, HxWxD: 231/272/79 cm. Used condition, scratches. Provenance: From the estate of Prince Ulrich zu Wied, descendant of King Wilhelm II, from the Marienwahl, Ludwigsburg.

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