Beautiful 17th-century Dutch Cabinet
Exceptional 17th-century Dutch cabinet in rosewood and ebony marquetry
DescriptionA beautiful and imposing 17th-century Dutch cabinet, made of rosewood and ebony veneer, with rich architectural decoration.
The front, with its remarkable presence, is organized around two doors with geometric panels, framed by black columns with carved capitals and bases. The panels feature an elegant interplay of rosewood and ebony veneers, accentuated by geometric fillets and frames.
The upper section is adorned with a substantial architectural cornice, embellished with three carved mascarons with pull rings, while the lower section opens with two drawers and rests on three turned ball-shaped legs, typical of Dutch furniture from this period.
The piece as a whole reflects a rich architectural and decorative design, characteristic of Dutch furniture from the second half of the 17th century.
The piece is in very good overall condition and retains its original lock and key.
A particularly spectacular cabinet due to its proportions, the richness of its contrasting woodwork, and its architectural character.
Period: 17th century
Origin: Holland
Materials: rosewood, ebony, and veneer
Condition: very good condition
Lock and key: original
Dimensions:
Height: 170 cm
Width: 168 cm
Depth: 73 cm
Period: 17th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Rosewood
Width: 168
Height: 170
Depth: 73
Reference (ID): 1806641
Availability: In stock
