Wardrobe in two bodies in light walnut, with the upper part recessed opening to four doors and two drawers in the belt. Cornice decorated with palmettes, dentils and consoles, supported by four fluted columns and Ionic capitals with oves and darts, leaves with a frame decorated with cherubs and two woven friezes. The lower part is carved with palmettes on the frames, rosettes surrounding a mascaron head on the central panels, lower cornice with braid and flattened ball feet. Lyon, second half of the 16th century H. 189 cm - W. 162.5 cm - D. 61 cm (restorations of use)

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