Small Freestanding Display Cabinet In Solid Carved Oak, 19th Century

A charming small display cabinet made of carved oak in the late 19th century.
This small piece of furniture features three glass panels, allowing for excellent visibility of its contents.
Inside is a wooden shelf, covered in damask fabric with a baroque pattern in shades of old red, for displaying your objects, bottles, etc.
The front door opens with a small brass handle.
Unlike a classic wall-mounted display cabinet, its structure with legs suggests that it was designed to be placed on a side table or pedestal.
The richly crafted glass front door features a carved arch with spandrels (corners) adorned with floral motifs, and the lower part of the glass is framed by two rosettes carved in relief.
The top is surrounded by a three-sided wooden gallery with a frieze of carved beads or gadroons.
It rests on slightly curved legs, ending in scrolls at the front and straight at the back.
This gives it a robust appearance, despite its small size.
It's in excellent condition as found.
Note a small piece of missing wood on the door (see photo).
It's perfectly stable.
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Delivery with insurance included, available throughout France for €50.
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