TABLETOP DISPLAY CABINET 2nd half of the 19th century
Tabletop single-door displ…

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TABLETOP DISPLAY CABINET

2nd half of the 19th century Tabletop single-door display cabinet with the body made of soft wood veneered with walnut veneer and root wood. The upper cornice is shaped like an open book. Inlaid wind rose on the back wall of the interior. 48x38x16 cm.

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TABLETOP DISPLAY CABINET

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