Null Slightly recessed two-body cabinet in native wood and fir veneer, marked wi…

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Slightly recessed two-body cabinet in native wood and fir veneer, marked with filleted leaves. It opens with four leaves, revealing three drawers at the top. Dauphiné work, first half of the 18th century H: 192 cm - W: 132 cm - D: 64 cm (plinth added, hinges changed, some veneering defects)

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Slightly recessed two-body cabinet in native wood and fir veneer, marked with filleted leaves. It opens with four leaves, revealing three drawers at the top. Dauphiné work, first half of the 18th century H: 192 cm - W: 132 cm - D: 64 cm (plinth added, hinges changed, some veneering defects)

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