Restoration Period Mahogany Liqueur Cabinet

Mahogany veneer liqueur cellar decorated with brass corners, escutcheon and lock entry, with recessed handles.
The interior is lined with red paper decorated with gold with small irons on the edge, lined with a red leather cushion under the lid. It contains six numbered crystal decanters decorated with gadroons adorned with hollow pastilles and twelve liqueur glasses with the same decoration. The fine quality crystal may come from the Creusot or Baccarat factory.
The twelve glasses are arranged on a wooden support lined with red paper which fits between the decanters.
France, Restoration period (1815-1830)
The lock no longer works.

NB: This liqueur cellar is complete and the crystals are in good condition, which is rare.
This model made after the First Empire retains the elegant, practical and martial appearance of the imperial period with its brass corners and recessed handles for transport. The crystals are of good quality.

Carefully packaged, shipped by Colissimo with insurance.