Small cabinet - Circa 1700 - High rectangular, two-door body with inlaid rectang…

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Small cabinet - Circa 1700 - High rectangular, two-door body with inlaid rectangular panels, three rows of drawers inside and a central pull-out tabernacle compartment, this with six small drawers, the inside of the doors and the drawers with inlaid geometric decoration. Walnut, cherry wood and other domestic hardwoods, veneered, forged lock and hinges. 96 x 75 x 44 cm. - The pull knobs replaced by leather loops, age damage.

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Small cabinet - Circa 1700 - High rectangular, two-door body

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