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Walnut veneer 2-piece cabinet with 2-door glazed curb and 2-door closed base cabinet, 185 cm high, 112 cm wide, 46 cm deep

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Walnut veneer 2-piece cabinet with 2-door glazed curb and 2-door closed base cabinet, 185 cm high, 112 cm wide, 46 cm deep

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Estim. 350 - 700 EUR

glass fronted cabinet, around 1880, Late Biedermeier, walnut veneer, top single-door glazed, elaborate carvings of volutes, Acanthus leaf and floral decorations, gilt brass knobs, lower part 2 doors with a drawer,slightly curved shape, traces of a former worminfestation , approx. 216 x 103 x 51 cm, condition 2-3

Biedermeier - showcase - cabinet - c. 1840/50, oak/walnut/conifer veneered, ebonized, cut-out plinth feet, straight frame, 2-door front, glazed, 3/4 columns on the sides, Corinthian capitals, raised door slam strip, interior with three shelves, ornamented metal fittings, 1 key, min. wooden parts missing, rest, supplemented, min. veneer parts missing, c. 189x168x65.5cm

Historicism - display cabinet - walnut/cherry/maple, veneered, inlaid, thread inlays, tapered, turned square feet, straight frame, 2-door front, glazed front, raised door hinge, beveled corners, lateral fluting, carved rosettes, interior with three shelves, straight top, multiple profiled cornice, 1 key, metal fittings and handles, replaced, restored, signs of age, approx. 193x139x45cm

Estim. 6 000 - 7 500 EUR

LOUIS XIII CABINET with walnut burl veneer doors, framed with checkerboard fillets representing a geometric marquetry. It opens with 2 large doors topped by 2 drawers. The interior features drawers and boards. It stands on an attractive twisted column base with 3 aligned drawers and an attractive serving shelf in the lower section. 17th c. H.185 W.145 D.59.

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