Cave à liqueur, legno e cristallo molato, XIX secolo. Altezza cm 24x30x22 In legno intarsiato a marquetterie sulla parte superiore della scatola. Interno rifinito in legno: nella parte centrale alloggio per quattro bottiglie ciascuna con il loro tappo, originali. Le due ante laterali si aprono verso l'esterno con appositi spazi per n. 6 bicchierini per ogni lato, per un totale di n. 12 bicchierini originali. La scatola è sorretta da quattro piccoli piedini in legno tornito. Completa di chiave.

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