In the manner of Johan Öman, A pair of cupboards Swedish, parts 19th century and later

each with a stepped oval and square top fronted by a triangular pediment, above a frieze drawer, the door within an oval recessed section with freestanding turned columns, on a plinth base enclosing a drawer, the frieze drawer and cupboard door mounted with roundels, with lion masks, the back with the guild stamp SEAST, adapted from corner cupboards

Very good throughout. Slight chipping to veneer on plinth front. Keys lacking.
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Comparative Literature:
Torsten Sylven, Mästarnas Möbler, Stockholmsarbeten 1700-1850, Stockholm, 1996, p. 382.

A very similar cabinet signed by Öman, with the same triangular pediment, raised oval and square top above a  bowed door flanked by columns, is illustrated by Sylven, op. cit., p. 382.

The mark SEAST is a guild stamp for the period 1780 until 1810.