Mahogany display cabinet, France, second half of the 19th century,
moved body with glass on three sides, front with a door with lower part depicting a gallant scene, gilded bronze friezes with leaf motifs, a shell decoration on the top, slightly shaped legs, 171x83x40 cm (slight defects)
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