Null Blackened wood cabinet with inlaid decoration of hunting scenes, soldier in…

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Blackened wood cabinet with inlaid decoration of hunting scenes, soldier in armor and twisted tortoiseshell and bone columns. Opening front with two stacks of four drawers and 1 leaf revealing 4 other drawers. Blackened wood and openwork brass crown. Probably 17th-century Spain. It stands on a table with inlaid top. Oblique turned legs and sinuous braces in later wrought-iron. Height: 133cm - Width: 94cm Depth : 36cm

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Blackened wood cabinet with inlaid decoration of hunting scenes, soldier in armor and twisted tortoiseshell and bone columns. Opening front with two stacks of four drawers and 1 leaf revealing 4 other drawers. Blackened wood and openwork brass crown. Probably 17th-century Spain. It stands on a table with inlaid top. Oblique turned legs and sinuous braces in later wrought-iron. Height: 133cm - Width: 94cm Depth : 36cm

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