early eighteenth century
118 x 45 xh 165 cm.
Walnut coin cabinet inlaid with floral and bird motifs. Netherlands, second half of the 17th century.
118 x 45 xh 165 cm.
Walnut veneered coin cabinet, featuring a fine inlay decoration in light woods depicting flower vases and pairs of birds within ebonized frames. The two smooth-finish outer doors conceal a dense interior organized into a symmetrical series of small drawers, each adorned with similar floral and bird inlays and finished with bronze knobs, with two smaller central doors completing the composition. Shaped hinges, perforated keyholes, and wrought iron ring handles. The cabinet rests on a base of four turned legs, joined by a double-volute shaped crosspiece with a central vial and onion-shaped feet.
Condition report: Good condition, with traces of restoration and natural signs of age-related wear. Original hardware and locks.
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