European Furniture and Decorative Arts

The superstructure and lower-case are likely associated with the door panels of lower-case replaced when the top and base were married. Having a fairly even, dark patina throughout, the finish is historic but not original. The proper right side of the case with a detached element to panel, the piece is present but not attached. The feet with varying levels of loses and old-worming but appear stable. One of the drop-finials on cornice with a missing element at tip. Additional images available upon request.

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