Mahogany Display Cabinet From The Empire Period, 19th Century, Circa 1810

Empire Period Mahogany Display Cabinet, 19th Century, Circa 1810. A sublime Empire period mahogany and mahogany veneer display cabinet, resting on straight rear legs and cylindrical front legs. The cabinet opens with a glazed front door, revealing two interior shelves. The interior is lined with a fabric in shades of red and pink with a geometric pattern. The sides are also glazed, highlighted with gilt brass moldings. The uprights are decorated with a classical woman and palmettes. The cabinet is topped with a beautiful blue marble slab. It features rich and beautiful bronze and gilt brass ornamentation, including a classical woman, palmettes, friezes, rosettes, a lyre, and swags. It has its key. Beautiful mahogany wood. Exquisitely crafted furniture with elegant and refined lines. This display cabinet combines practical utility, thanks to its ample storage space, with the option to display your art and decorative objects on top. Its delicate and harmonious curves also create a beautiful visual effect. It will easily complement your interior. This generously sized and richly decorated piece exemplifies the elegance of French Empire-style furniture and will enhance your home. Empire period work, 19th century, circa 1810. Dimensions: Height: 146 cm, Width: 94.5 cm, Depth: 46.5 cm. In excellent condition.