Syrian display case, around 1900, hardwood, carved and with turned decorative elements. Mother-of-pearl inlays, mirrored inside, original glazing with panes in various shapes with bevelled glass. Very well preserved. Height 185 cm, width 73 cm, depth 35 cm. Please note: This object is located in our Swiss branch (Hauptstrasse 100, CH-8280 Kreuzlingen). It can either be picked up directly by you in Switzerland (only with prior arrangement) or must be officially exported via customs (costs respectively customs handling fee and export tax) approximately 50 EUR per object). This export takes some time, as it must be declared to customs. Please note this. Thank you very much!

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