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Early 19 Th Century Dutch Travelling Cabinet

A magnificent Dutch mechanical sideboard from the early 19th century circa 1830, crafted from inlaid mahogany.

This unique piece is distinguished by its ingenious triple-folding top; when opened, it reveals a vertical structure with serving shelves, ideal for displaying decorative objects.

It is richly inlaid on all sides with finely executed foliate and floral motifs in lemonwood and boxwood.
This refined ornamentation features symmetrical plant and floral designs, complemented by inlaid depictions of serving utensils and musical instruments on the shelves.

The piece offers excellent storage capacity, comprising two upper frieze drawers and two lower doors concealing a spacious interior with a central shelf.

Condition: Good overall condition, with some minor splits.

Dimensions:
Closed: Height: 36,22 inch / 92 cm
Length: 41,33 inch / 105 cm |
Depth:21,65 inch /  55 cm.
Open:
Height: 55.11 inch / 140 cm |
Length:79,92 inch / 203 cm.
2 800 €
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Period: 19th century

Style: Other Style

Condition: Good condition

Material: Mahogany

Length: 203 cm

Height: 140 cm

Depth: 55 cm

Reference (ID): 1783281

Availability: In stock

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Rua da Verónica 94B
Lisbonne 1170, Portugal

+351 214063654 /+351 214064027

00351934867785

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