A Dutch walnut and burr walnut cabinet, rococo circa 1740

the cornice centred by a floral carved crest , above two panelled doors enclosing three shelves and five drawers, the bombé base with three long drawers flanked by hinged angles, each enclosing five drawers,  the waved apron centred by a rocaille, on claw and ball feet

Minor traces of old woodworm, minor restorations and losses to veneer, the two doors with several losses an dryness cracks to veneer, left door with lower part of moulding lacking and some parts of moulding loose, each side with two vertical shrinkage cracks due to dryness, the hinged angles with horizontal and vertical shrinkage cracks as visible on image in catalogue, In reasonable good condition but would benefit from restoration.
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