A Dutch oak and ebony two-door cupboard or 'Keeftkast' Renaissance, 17th century

the front with corinthian half-columns, two doors with arched panels with carved decoration enclosing an interior with two pierced inner doors carved with "keeften" (peewit)

In overall good condition with the inevitable minor dents, marks and scratches due to use and age, minor traces of old woodworm, alterations to the construction of the cornice, restored crack to left side of protruding part cornice, two inner doors and framework possibly later, back style feet later.
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