A German walnut, fruitwood and marquetry cupboard, possibly Brunswick Baroque, circa 1730/1740

the protruding cornice above two raised panelled doors flanked and divided by pilasters with Corinthian capitals, on shaped bracket feet

In overall reasonably good condition, with the inevitable minor dents, marks and scratches due to age and use, minor losses to the mouldings of the cornice, minor restorations, hairline cracks and losses to the veneer, veneer loss left to middle capital, overall with traces fo old woodworm. Feet later. Both sides with cracks to veneer due to construction. Both doors with vertical shrinkage crack due to construction. Would benefit from restoration.
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