C Italian Renaissance cabinet, probably Florence, 17th century, 2-part body, angular softwood cabinet with walnut veneer, 8 drawers and 1 door, the fronts decorated with bone and tortoiseshell marquetry with architectural and hunting motifs, 2 lateral forged movable iron handles (1 handle detached), the (probably replaced) studded stand stained dark and supported by 4 turned columns, h approx. 104cm, W 100cm, D 30cm, the box with veneer damage, old worm damage and stress cracks, partially restored, the stand restored, Cites certificate available (sale only possible within the EU!)

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