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Baroque hall cupboard from Northern Germany, around 1700, solid walnut, two-door body with heavily profiled base and cornice, the framed doors filled with florally carved panels framed by hinged profiles, in the cornice a plastically carved eagle figure flanked by undercut tendrils, the corners of the front with applied hinged profiles, the side walls in frame construction with ogee arch cartouches on protruding frame fillings, box lock with solid bolt, HxWxD: 216/220/77 cm. Rest, fittings and feet added, traces of worming, dry cracks. Provenance: Acquired in Karlsruhe in 1958 from ''Gebrüder Himmelheber. Furniture factory. Werkstätten für den gesamten Innenausbau'' (copy of letter available), since then in southern German family ownership.
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