A South German miniature wardrobe in Ulm Baroque style, circa 1880 Elaborately crafted miniature piece of furniture made of oak with veneer of ash, maple and various fruitwoods. Rectangular box on four pressed ball feet. The stepped base with drawer. Lockable door with stepped cassette and applied baroque saw veneer. Two decorative columns on the sides. Cornice with urn-shaped top. Two old hanging loops on the back for wall mounting. Dimensions 68 x 44 x 23 cm. Condition: II +

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