Wardrobe with two short folding doors in walnut wood, with carved decoration with plant motifs, gilded and partially polychrome, on the reverse, with popular paintings on cartouches with a red background. On the right with a naval battle scene and on the left a landscape with a castle and in the foreground a tree and a man hunting. Inside they reveal simple compartments with a small drawer. This is supported on a buffet with a truncated-pyramidal structure, with lyre-shaped legs cut out of walnut wood, fixed to the board, with "S"-shaped balustraded iron fasteners. Catalonia, 18th century Wardrobe measurements: 73 x 39 x 122 cm (open 106 cm.); table: 74 x 47 x 122 cm.

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