A Dutch oak and lapis lazuli inlaid cabinet the upper section 17th century, the lower section 19th century

profusely decorated with acanthus scrolls and strapwork, the upper section with two cupboard doors with carved panels and divided by fluted ionic columns above a long frieze drawer with three lion masks, the lower section with a long frieze centred with a carved lion mask, on baluster shaped legs joined with a platform stretcher terminating in bun feet

Overall in good conserved condition and ready to place. With some slight movement to joints along lines of construction notably to the panelled sides. There is a restored break to the left return of the upper section. The feet are scuffed and with some age cracks. With old marks and scratches throughout commensurate with age and use.
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