A Bambocci cabinet, Italian, first half 17th century, Genoese

with three frieze drawers flanked by cherubs, above a fall-front flanked by female terms, enclosing seven panelled drawers flanking a cupboard door; restorations.

This piece is in good overall condition. There has been some partial relining to the frieze drawers. The flap has some slight characteristic warping. There are minor losses to the mouldings including some old chips. The internal central cupboard door is cracked and chipped around the hinges.The top has some worm. The colour and patination are very good. In otherwise good condition.
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