Irschenberg cabinet - 19th century 19th century, softwood, straight body, painted, reddish-brown glaze, partially gilded, high, conical square feet, straight frame, chamfered corners, acanthus leaves and volutes attached to the sides, 2-door front, slightly beaded door slam rail, profiled panel fields, door panels with floral paintings at the bottom and depictions of women at the top, curved door panels, interior with six compartments in the middle, two drawers, curved, concave cornice, crowned by an open-worked acanthus garniture in the middle, restored, supplemented, repainted, ornamented, gold-colored metal fittings, 1 key, old lock, loss of paint, signs of age, old anobia infestation, approx. 206x107x52cm

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